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).
Ilya Kharun Ties Meet Record in Golden 200 Fly Swim It wasn’t quite a world record but Canada’s Ilya Kharun tied the meet ...
Ingrid Wilm, Ilya Kharun, Finlay Knox and Kylie Masse won a silver medal in the mixed 4x50-metre medley relay, at the World ...
Canadian swimmers Ilya Kharun and Ingrid Wilm won two medals each Wednesday at the short-course world championships. Montreal ...
Speaking of last-leg heroics, Poland was eighth after Piotr Ludwiczak’s lead-off leg and fourth at the final handoff from ...
Ilya Kharun set another Canadian swimming record, lowering his mark with a 21.67-second clocking in the men's 50-metre butterfly at the world short course championships on Wednesday in Budapest, ...
McIntosh from Toronto won her race in one minute 59.32 seconds, well ahead of silver medallist Regan Smith of the United ...
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