Kelsi Dahlia's World Record, A New 400 IM Record, Shayna Jack Returns, Adam Peaty named Sportsman of the Year, and Golden Goggles Winners

Kelsi Dahlia Takes Down 100 Butterfly World Record to Open ISL Final

After narrowly missing the U.S. Olympic team, Kelsi Dahlia returned for the third ISL season with a vengence. Prior to the ISL final, the Cali Condors star had won the 100 fly in six of her seven appearances, and she broke the ISL record with a 54.89 in the fourth playoff match. In the final, Dahlia faced off against a phenomenal field that included world-record holder Sarah Sjostrom and Australian star Emma McKeon, who won seven medals at the Tokyo Olympics.

Against that outstanding field, Dahlia was dominant. She was out in 25.85, a tenth under Sjostrom’s world-record pace (25.96). McKeon was just a tenth behind at that point, but Dahlia exploded off the walls and pulled away on the second 50. Dahlia finished in 54.59, clipping Sjostrom’s 2014 world record of 54.61 by two hundredths...

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Cali Condors’ Stewart, Fink, Dressel and Ress Break American Record in 400 Medley Relay

In a tight showdown between the Cali Condors and Energy Standard in the men’s 400 medley relay to conclude the first day of the ISL final, the Condors emerged in front. The team of Coleman Stewart (49.62), Nic Fink (55.21), Caeleb Dressel (49.01) and Justin Ress (45.80) combined to swim a time of 3:19.64, about a second ahead of the Energy team. Kliment Kolesnikov (49.90), Ilya Shymanovich (55.38), Chad le Clos (48.92) and Adam Barrett (46.41) combined to finish at 3:20.61.

That Cali team consisted of four American swimmers, and they actually broke the American record in the event. Previously, the group of Ryan Murphy, Andrew Wilson, Dressel and Ryan Held swam a time of 3:19.98 at the 2018 Short Course World Championships. Russia owns the world record at 3:19.16 from 2019...

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Banned Aussie Swimmer Shayna Jack Makes Long Awaited Return To Racing At Queensland State Champs

After an agonising nightmare that lasted some two years and five months, Shayna Jack will finally make her long awaited return to competition at next week’s McDonald’s Queensland State Swimming Championships (Sunday, December 12).

The 23-year-old served a two-year suspension for returning a positive test for the banned substance Ligandrol on the eve of the 2019 Fina World Championships in Gwangju...

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Adam Peaty Named Sportsman Of The Year By The Sports Journalists’ Association Of Great Britain

Adam Peaty has been named Sportsman of the Year by the Sports Journalists’ Association of Great Britain after he became the first British swimmer to retain an Olympic title.

The 26-year-old won the 100 breaststroke in Tokyo, five years after gold at Rio 2016, and on Thursday became the first swimmer since David Wilkie in 1975 to be honoured at the British Sports Awards...

2021 Golden Goggle Award Winners: Katie Ledecky, Caeleb Dressel Named Athletes of the Year

The 2021 Golden Goggle Awards showcased many of the “golden” accomplishments of the past year- both in and out of the pool. Some of the most elite Team USA athletes were honored by USA Swimming for their achievements, with an emphasis on their performances at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. Tonight’s 18th annual Golden Goggles ceremony was held at the Faena Beach Hotel in Miami Beach, Florida.

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Kelsi Dahlia's World Record, A New 400 IM Record, Shayna Jack Returns, Adam Peaty named Sportsman of the Year, and Golden Goggles Winners

Kelsi Dahlia Takes Down 100 Butterfly World Record to Open ISL Final

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Cali Condors’ Stewart, Fink, Dressel and Ress Break American Record in 400 Medley Relay

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Banned Aussie Swimmer Shayna Jack Makes Long Awaited Return To Racing At Queensland State Champs

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Adam Peaty Named Sportsman Of The Year By The Sports Journalists’ Association Of Great Britain

2021 Golden Goggle Award Winners: Katie Ledecky, Caeleb Dressel Named Athletes of the Year