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McIntosh Shatters Third World Record in Days at Canadian Swimming Trials

Her 4:23.65 in the 400m individual medley is her third world record of the trials, positioning her as Canada’s leading medal prospect for July’s World Aquatics Championships in Singapore.

Overview

  • McIntosh clocked 4:23.65 in the 400m individual medley on June 11, lowering her own world record by 0.73 seconds.
  • She opened the meet with a 3:54.18 world-record swim in the 400m freestyle and followed with a 2:05.70 world mark in the 200m individual medley.
  • McIntosh also set Canadian records in the 800m freestyle (8:05.07, the third-fastest time ever) and the 200m butterfly (2:02.26, the second-fastest in history).
  • The Bell Canadian Swimming Trials in Victoria will determine Canada’s roster for the World Aquatics Championships in Singapore, where McIntosh is expected to compete in five individual events.
  • At 18 and fresh from three Olympic golds in Paris, McIntosh is one of only two women ever to hold three long-course world records simultaneously.