McIntosh Wins Second Gold At Short Course Worlds
Summer McIntosh sets another record, Ilya Kharun also wins gold at short-course championships
Kharun, a 19-year-old rising star from Montreal, won his race and set the Canadian record for the second time in one day in 1:48.24 to pick up his first career international gold medal. Alberto Razzetti of Italy was second (1:48.64) and Poland’s Krzysztof Chmielewski was third (1:49.26).
Summer McIntosh set a world record of 1:59.32 in the 200 fly in Budapest as she lowered Mireia Belmonte’s 2014 mark set when ...
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McIntosh set a world junior record in the 200 butterfly during prelims at the World Short Course Championships in Budapest.
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McIntosh is on top of the world once again, with the 18-year-old Canadian swimmer setting another world record.
Having already broken the short course world record in the women's 400m freestyle earlier in the competition, Canada's Summer McIntosh added another world record to her résumé in the 200m butterfly at ...
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