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Summer McIntosh takes historic gold in 200m butterfly at World Aquatics Championships
McIntosh absolutely dominated the field, swimming to a time of 2:01.99. Despite leaving her competitors behind, there was some slight disappointment by the 18-year-old phenom after she touched the wall and realized that she came within 18 hundredths of a second of erasing the oldest record in women's swimming.
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Generational swimming talents Summer McIntosh and Katie Ledecky clash in Olympics previewIn one of the most consequential non-Olympic races in years, all-time swimming great Katie Ledecky could face an ...
Australian Kaylee McKeown, who won every backstroke title at the last two Olympics and at the 2023 Worlds, opted not to swim ...
Katie Ledecky showed it will take a monumental effort to pry the 800 metres freestyle title from her grip after the American ...
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Summer McIntosh, Katie Ledecky set for world swimming showdown in 800-metre freestyleAlso Friday, Toronto’s Josh Liendo and Montreal’s Ilya Kharun booked spots in the men’s 100-metre butterfly final Saturday.
Summer McIntosh came within a whisker of breaking a long-standing world record, and Leon Marchand failed to improve on a new ...
Only Summer McIntosh could yell an expletive in disappointment after swimming the second-fastest 200 metres butterfly in ...
In Friday’s edition of CBC Sports’ daily newsletter, we look ahead to the most important remaining races at the swimming ...
Summer McIntosh is in the fast lane to greatness. A three-time Olympic champion, the Canadian teen has already beaten Katie Ledecky at the ongoing World Championships. She is hoping for an encore in ...
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