Josh

Really hoping Pudar wins a medal tomorrow night. IMO McIntosh and Smith are the favorites for gold now, and for Pudar anything other than a bronze seems to be out of reach but you never know. She did go a 2:06 a couple of weeks ago.

Nice relaxed swim by Dekkers. Clocks a 2:07.11, and should be in one of the inside lanes come finals.

Looking at the lineups for the 200m butterfly semifinals, didn't know Yufei scratched. Must be focusing on the mixed medley relay?

Men's 50m Breaststroke Gold- Qin Haiyang (26.29) Silver- Nic Fink (26.59) Bronze- Jiajun Sun (26.79)

Men's 200m Butterfly Gold- Leon Marchand (1:52.43) Silver- Krzysztof Chmielewski (1:53.62) Bronze- Tomoru Honda (1:53.66)

Haiyang wins gold in the men's 50m breaststroke! 26.29!

Marchand wins another gold, this time in the men's 200m butterfly! @Benolympique

Go Illya!

4th bronze of these championships

Women's 200m Freestyle Gold- Mollie O'Callaghan (1:52.85/WR) Silver- Ariarne Titmus (1:53.01) Bronze- Summer McIntosh (1:53.65)

WJR CR and a bronze medal for McIntosh in the women's 200m freestyle! 1:53.65!

O'Callaghan WR! 1:52.85!

Men's 800m Freestyle Gold- Ahmed Hafnaoui (7:37.00) Silver- Sam Short (7:37.76) Bronze- Bobby Finke (7:38.65)

Hafnaoui gold in the men's 800m freestyle! 7:37.00.

Finals lineup for mixed relay: Masse -> Dergousoff -> MacNeil -> Gaziev

Ready for Day 4 finals! Only 10 minutes to go, can't wait

Quota for after they defeat 12-10 in the semifinals.

Historic first high diving medals for Canada! Carlson wins silver, and Macaulay wins bronze in her final event!

Missed yet another prelims session

[hide] Men's Tournament Knockout Stage July 23rd - July 29th, 2023 4 Nations, the Winning Nations will qualify for the Final. The Losing Nations from the Semifinals will play the Third-Place Match. Semifinals Date & Time (GMT +9) Nation 1 T1 T2 Nation 2 July 27th 2023, h. 17:00 Greece 1 Serbia July 27th 2023, h. 18:30 Hungary 1 Spain [/hide]

Day 3 Finals Summary Men's 200m Freestyle Final 1. Matt Richards (1:44.30), 2. Tom Dean (1:44.32), 3. Hwang Sunwoo (1:44.42), 4. David Popovici (1:44.90), 5. Luke Hobson (1:45.09), 6. Lee Hojoon (1:46.04), 7. Kieran Smith (1:46.10), 8. Felix Auboeck (1:46.40) Women's 1500m Freestyle Final 1. Katie Ledecky (15:26.27), 2. Simona Quadarella (15:43.31), 3. Li Bingje (15:45.71), 4. Anastasiia Kirpichnikova (15:48.53), 5. Lani Pallister (15:49.17), 6. Isabel Gose (15:54.58), 7. Beatriz Dizotti (16:03.70), 8. Katie Grimes (16:04.21) Men's 50m Breaststroke (Through to Finals) Qin Haiyang → Nicolo Martinenghi → Sun Jiajun → Lucas Matzerath → Joao Gomes Hr → Nic Fink → Peter Stevens → Sam Williamson Women's 100m Backstroke Final 1. Kaylee McKeown (57.53), 2. Regan Smith (57.78), 3. Katharine Berkoff (58.25), 4. Kylie Masse (59.09), 5. Ingrid Wilm (59.31), 6. Pauline Mahieu (59.72), 7. Medi Harris (59.84), 8. Wan Letian (1:00.39) Men's 100m Backstroke Final 1. Ryan Murphy (52.22), 2. Thomas Ceccon (52.27), 3. Hunter Armstrong (52.58), 4. Xu Jiayu (52.64), 5. Yohann Ndoye-Brouard (52.83), 6. Ksawery Masiuk (52.92), 7. Hubert Kos (53.11), 8. Mewen Tomac (53.16) Women's 200m Freestyle (Through to Finals) Ariarne Titmus → Summer McIntosh → Mollie O'Callaghan → Bella Sims → Siobhan Haughey → Freya Anderson → Li Yaxin → Marrit Steenbergen Men's 200m Butterfly (Through to Finals) Carson Foster → Leon Marchand → Illya Kharun → Krzysztof Chmielewski → Tomoru Honda → Richard Marton → Thomas Heilman → Wang Kuan-Hung Women's 100m Breastroke Final 1. Ruta Meilutyte (1:04.62), 2. Tatjana Schoenmaker (1:05.84), 3. Lydia Jacoby (1:05.94), 4. Lilly King (1:06.02), 5. Mona McSharry (1:06.07), 6. Eneli Jefimova (1:06.36), 7. Sophie Hansson (1:06.61), 8. Satomi Suzuki (1:06.67)

Canada defeated reigning Olympic Champions Japan 6-5 at the Softball World Cup. Big win for our women.

Canada beat Japan 6-5 yesterday

2nd, 3rd, and 4th so far for Leathead, Carlson, and Macaulay in women's 20m high diving, with rounds 3 and 4 still left to go.

McSharry realistically had no chance at the podium anyways, she did well to achieve a 5th place finish. King, Meilutyte, Jacoby, and Schoenmaker were always going to be 1-2-3-4 (In some order).