Josh

19 year-old (I believe) Matthew Uliana with a HUGE PB in men's hammer throw (70.81m) at Nationals. His previous best was 63.98m, which means he bettered his previous best mark by almost 7m.

Constantine fails to advance from the 400m heats at Nationals

Thiago Braz, Rio 2016 Olympic Champion in pole vaulting, is provisionally suspended for the presence or use of ostarine glucuronide or ostarine, according to the Athletics Integrity Unit. Ostarine, a selective androgen receptor modular that can help muscle growth, is listed as a banned anabolic agent by the World Anti-Doping Agency. Provisional suspensions can be issued while awaiting a hearing on charges to determine an official punishment, if any. A positive test for ostarine can mean a ban of up to four years.

Men's 200m Breaststroke Gold- Qin Haiyang (2:05.48) Silver- Zac Stubbelty-Cook (2:06.40) Bronze- Matt Fallon (2:07.74)

Haiyang 2:05.48 WR in the men's 200m breaststroke, completing the triple!

Should be a battle for gold between ZSC and Haiyang

Yeah I know her name has accents, but my computer doesn't so can't add them..

Sjostrom*

24.74 for Sjostrom

Men's 200m Backstroke Gold- Hubert Kos (1:54.14) Silver- Ryan Murphy (1:54.83) Bronze- Roman Mityukov (1:55.34)

Kos wins gold in the men's 200m backstroke! 1:54.14, and a new lifetime best by almost two seconds. He's now the #9 performer all-time. @Vektor

Women's 200m Breaststroke Gold- Tatjana Schoenmaker (2:20.80) Silver- Kate Douglass (2:21.23) Bronze- Tess Schouten (2:21.63)

Women's 100m Freestyle Gold- Mollie O'Callaghan (52.16) Silver- Siobhan Haughey (52.49) Bronze- Marrit Steenbergen (52.71)

Schoenmaker World Champion in the women's 200m breaststroke!

Manaudou 8th

Another gold for O'Callaghan! 52.16 in the women's 100m freestyle!

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No Nettey/Elmore? + Also, what happened to McBride/Knight? Haven't seen them competing since Tokyo 2020.

In heptathlon, I would say Anna Hall is the favorite over Thiam. But maybe that'll change after WCHs, we'll see.

Ostertag the clear leader in the heptathlon after Day 1

Masse through to the women's 200m backstroke semifinals qualifying in 6th

Liendo and Kharun through to the men's 100m butterfly semifinals

Smith is also an option.

Day 5 Finals Summary Women's 200m Butterfly Final 1. Summer McIntosh (2:04.06), 2. Elizabeth Dekkers (2:05.46), 3. Regan Smith (2:06.58), 4. Lana Pudar (2:07.05), 5. Airi Mitsui (2:07.15), 5. Helena Bach (2:07.15), 7. Laura Stephens (2:07.27), 8. Lindsay Looney (2:07.90) Women's 100m Freestyle (Through to Finals) Marrit Steenbergen → Mollie O'Callaghan → Siobhan Haughey → Emma McKeon → Abbey Weitzeil → Kate Douglass → Michelle Coleman → Yang Junxuan Men's 100m Freestyle Final 1. Kyle Chalmers (47.15), 2. Jack Alexy (47.31), 3. Maxime Grousset (47.42), 4. Pan Zhanle (47.43), 5. Matt Richards (47.45), 6. David Popovici (47.83), 7. Jordan Crooks (47.94), 8. Nandor Nemeth (48.17) Women's 50m Backstroke Final 1. Kaylee McKeown (27.08), 2. Regan Smith (27.11), 3. Lauren Cox (27.20), 4. Kylie Masse (27.28), 5. Katharine Berkoff (27.38), 6. Ingrid Wilm (27.41), 7. Wang Xueer (27.99), 8. Analia Pigree (28.04) Men's 200m Breaststroke (Through to Finals) Zac Stubblety-Cook → Qin Haiyang → Matt Fallon → Dong Zhihao → Caspar Corbeau → Josh Matheny → Anton McKee → Ippei Wantanabe Men's 200m Individual Medley Final 1. Leon Marchand (1:54.82), 2. Duncan Scott (1:55.95), 3. Tom Dean (1:56.07), 4. Shaine Casas (1:56.35), 5. Carson Foster (1:56.43), 6. Daiya Seto (1:56.70), 7. Hugo Gonzalez (1:57.37), 8. So Ogata (1:57.82) Women's 200m Breaststroke (Through to Finals) Tatjana Schoenmaker → Tes Schouten → Kate Douglass → Lilly King → Thea Blomsterberg → Abbey Harkin → Kotryna Teterevkova → Kelsey Wog Men's 200m Backstroke (Through to Finals) Roman Mityukov → Benede Kovacs → Hubert Kos → Ryan Murphy → Mewen Tomac → Bradley Woodward → Daiki Yanagawa → Hugo Gonzalez Women's 4x200m Freestyle Relay Final 1. Australia (7:37.50/WR), 2. United States (7:41.38), 3. China (7:44.40), 4. Great Britain (7:46.63), 5. Canada (7:49.98), 6. Netherlands (7:52.93), 7. Hungary (7:59.10), 8. Brazil (7:59.10)