Can you name every short course meters world record-holder in swimming?
Short course meters is often the forgotten course – not included in the Olympics or in the NCAA. But the International Swimming League is providing a high-profile medium for short course meters swims, and that makes it a timely subject for our latest SwimSwam swimming quiz.
Some notes:
- Entering the last name only is enough to get credit – and it gets you out of having to spell first names!
- In cases of ties, either record-holder should get you credit.
- These are in short course meters, as of October 23, 2020.
- We’ve tried to account for a few spelling variations, but you’ll mostly have to spell names correctly.
If you can’t get enough swimming quizzes, check out some of our past quizzes:
- Every school to win a Division I NCAA relay title – women
- Every school to win a Division I NCAA relay title – men
- Top 20 swimmers of all-time in men’s 50-yard freestyle
- Every country to win an Olympic medal in swimming
- 2016 U.S. Olympic Team by event
You can find more fun & games in our new Swimming Fun & Games channel by following this link, though we’re not liable for the work you don’t get done today.
36/36 🙂
According to MSU SCY isn’t regulation size
Funny, in desperation I typed Phelps and Ledecky… and they of course came up blank!
Holy hell I’m bad at spelling. I actually knew almost all of these too lol.
35/36 know all the answers but can’t spell Leveaux.
We need more of these
33/36… how could I forget vdb. Don’t follow SCm that much. Didn’t know who Sarah Köhler was
everything except Kohler (just no idea), Soni (my brain is not good pre 2010 or so), and Prigoda (typed just about every major breaststroker but him…)