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Summer McIntosh takes historic gold in 200m butterfly at World Aquatics Championships
McIntosh absolutely dominated the field, swimming to a time of 2:01.99. Despite leaving her competitors behind, there was some slight disappointment by the 18-year-old phenom after she touched the wall and realized that she came within 18 hundredths of a second of erasing the oldest record in women's swimming.
Katie Ledecky has dominated the women's 800m freestyle for over a decade, but Canadian Summer McIntosh is on her tail, setting up a massive showdown.
Kate Douglass wins the 200 breaststroke for the U.S.; Netherlands, China, Hungary and Britain also claim victories heading ...
The Canadian won the 200m butterfly in 2:01.99, a personal best but just 0.18 of a second shy of the world record. Read more ...
Summer McIntosh aims to match Michael Phelps by winning five individual golds at a single World Aquatic Championships.
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