2022 commonwealth games

by July 30th, 2022 • • • • • 2022 COMMONWEALTH GAMES • Friday, July 29 – Wednesday, August 3, 2022 • Birmingham, England • Sandwell Aquatic Center • Start Times • Prelims: 10:30 am local / 5:30 am ET • Finals: 7:00 pm local / 2:00 pm ET • LCM (50m) • • • • • The 2nd finals session of the 2022 Commonwealth Games is loaded, featuring a ton of events. Some of the most anticipated events include the women’s 50 breast, where South African sprint star The women’s 100 fly final will also be a thriller, simply because it features both Emma McKeon and Maggie MacNeil. This could turn out to be a race for the ages, as these two are arguably the top 2 100 flyers in the world right now. The men’s 200 free should also be a fun one, as 400 free champ Tom Dean and Duncan Scott. Men’s 50 Fly Final • Commonwealth Record: 22.73, Matt Targett (AUS), 2009 World Championships • Commonwealth Games Record: 22.93, Ben Proud (ENG), 2014 • 2018 Commonwealth Champion: Chad Le Clos (RSA), 23.37 Podium: • GOLD: Ben Proud (GBR) – 22.81 • SILVER: • BRONZE: Ben Proud left no doubt as he tore to victory in the 50 fly final tonight, shattering his own 8-year-old Commonwealth Games Record of 22.93. The Gold marks Proud’s 4th individual CG Gold of his career, and his 2nd CG title in the 50 fly. Moreover, it was a significantly faster swim than proud produced in the final at World Championships, where he took 7th in 23.08. The swim was off the 22.76 Proud swam in semifinals at Worlds, which was the #1 qualifyi...

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