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Summer McIntosh wins third gold of swimming world championships; Leon Marchand falls short of own world record
Canada’s Summer McIntosh continued her push to become the first woman to ever win five gold medals in a single swimming world championships after dominating the 200-meter butterfly Thursday in Singapore. It was McIntosh’s third gold of the week. Her 2:01.99 was the second-fastest women’s 200 butterfly ever and set a Canadian record.
American swimming star Katie Ledecky won yet another 1,500-meter freestyle world title in Singapore, her sixth victory in the ...
New Jersey native Jack Alexy became the American record holder in the 100-meter freestyle event as he raised the bar at the ...
Alexy and Popovici are the only two to have clocked a sub-47 time this season, with both of their performances coming last ...
Daniel Wiffen will not defend his 1,500 metres freestyle title after withdrawing from the remainder of the World Aquatics ...
Participants race in inflatable T-Rex costumes during the T-Rex World Championship Races, part of ESPN’s annual "The Ocho" ...
The three fastest two-lappers in American history are entered: Bryce Hoppel (fourth at the 2024 Olympics), Hoey (fourth at ...
Olympic 800m freestyle champion Daniel Wiffen is unable to defend his world title as he finishes eighth in Wednesday's final ...
The 2025 World Jump Rope Championships are underway, with Japan hosting this year's event. What to know, including times and ...
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