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Eighteen-year-old South African swimming sensation Matt Sates set TWO new World Junior records at the World Cup in Berlin, Germany, this weekend and won
Russian city Kazan is set to stage the fourth and final leg of the International Swimming Federation World Cup season with Australia’s Emma McKeon and South Africa’s Matthew Sates aiming to clinch the respective women’s and men’s overall titles.
With 5 Olympic gold medals won in Tokyo, Caeleb Dressel is a slam-dunk for the Male Athlete of the Year Golden Goggles Award.
Kyle Chalmers broke the Australian SCM 50 butterfly record over the weekend in Doha. He swam the event in 22.24, coming in second after Tom Shields.
Australia's Emma McKeon and Japan's Daiya Seto starred at the FINA World Cup in Doha, and Hwang Sun-Woo beat Matt Sates in the 200 free.