Summer McIntosh

Fifteen-year-old Summer McIntosh highlighted another successful day for Team Canada at the 2022 FINA World Aquatic Championships in Budapest, Hungary as she ...

“I think I’m really lucky to be a part of Team Canada.” “Also just trying to keep up with the people beside me, obviously, and stay within the race.” “I only try to think about my own expectations I have…

Canadian teenage swimming sensation Summer McIntosh continued her haul at the world aquatic championships in Budapest, Hungary, on Saturday capturing her ...

Also swimming in the final were Kylie Masse, Rachel Nicol and Maggie Mac Neil. Liendo was the big star on the men’s side for Canada this week with bronze in the 100 free and 100 fly and silver in the mixed 4X100 free relay. The U.S. took the gold in 3:53.78 and Australia was second in 3:54.25. In the preliminaries, Mac Neil was joined by Ingrid Wilm, Kelsey Wog and Sanchez. Sanchez reached the podium in three other relays this week with bronze in the women’s 4×200 freestyle and 4×100 freestyle and silver in the mixed 4×100 freestyle. Masse, who won gold in the 50-metre backstroke and silver in the 100 back this week, is now tied for second overall with Ryan Cochrane with eight career medals. This past week, McIntosh also won gold in the 200-m butterfly, silver in the 400-metres freestyle and helped Canada to bronze in the women’s 4×200-metres freestyle relay.

It's time to declare this, in your best George Costanza voice, the Summer of McIntosh. Canadian phenom Summer McIntosh.

Canadian Summer McIntosh continued her superb run in the Hungarian capital after the 15-year-old beat fellow teen Katie Grimes of the United States to ...

And time was not the priority today - today I dived in with the will to win." "So many people thought I was finished. "We take a lot of pride in that relay and really wanted to put in a good time and get that gold back from last summer (Olympic Games). We came out and did that, and it was a great race," said Curzan, who anchored the U.S. home. "Then I said 'no' and I felt stronger but I had to prove it in the race... I was in lane one, I felt the whole arena on me, but I didn't think so much. "I tried to push my body as much as possible," said McIntosh. "The crowd gave me so much adrenaline.

Summer McIntosh of Canada is also the first swimmer to win a gold medal at the World Swimming Championship at age 15 or younger since 2011.

"We take a lot of pride in that relay and really wanted to put in a good time and get that gold back from last summer (Olympic Games). We came out and did that, and it was a great race," said Curzan, who anchored the U.S. home. This was USA's 45th medal of the week as they finished .47 seconds ahead of Australia and 1.23 ahead of Canada. Summer McIntosh of Canada won the Gold Medal in 400m medley at the FINA World Swimming Championship in Budapest on Saturday, clocking a timming of 4:32.04.

Fifteen-year-old Summer McIntosh became the first Canadian to win two gold medals at a FINA world championships on Saturday.

Also swimming in the final were Kylie Masse, Rachel Nicol and Maggie Mac Neil. Article content Liendo was the big star on the men’s side for Canada this week with bronze in the 100 free and 100 fly and silver in the mixed 4X100 free relay. Article content Article content This past week, McIntosh also won gold in the 200-m butterfly, silver in the 400-metres freestyle and helped Canada to bronze in the women’s 4×200-metres freestyle relay.

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While not Summer McIntosh's fastest time in the 400 IM, once her application is cleared, her swim on Saturday will officially go down as a World Junior ...

Regardless of that complex dissonance, McIntosh made history in another way: she became the first Canadian woman ever to win that event at the World Championships in 19 tries. - At 15, she became Canada’s youngest-ever World Champion in swimming when she won the 200 fly. - She becomes the first Canadian swimmer, male or female, to win two individual World Championship gold medals in the same edition of the LCM World Championships.

Etobicoke teen swim star Summer McIntosh became the first Canadian to win two gold medals at a world swimming championship with a victory in the 400-metre ...

"That was part of the adrenaline that comes from the crowd,’’ she explained in a Swimming Canada news release. Another swimmer with connections to Toronto led the Canadian men. I felt it in the breaststroke that I had been out a bit faster."