QUIZ: Last 5 World Champions In All Women’s Swimming Events

Can you name the past five World Champions in each women’s swimming event?

A few notes on this quiz:

  • As always, the quiz will accept last names only.
  • Spellings must be correct, or at least relatively close to be accepted.
  • The quiz includes gold medalists from the 2011, 2013, 2015, 2017 and 2019 long course World Championships. Short course World Championships are not included.
  • The quiz covers all individual events, and all relay events. For the relays, you only need to enter the correct country.
  • There are 100 total answers in this quiz – how many can you name in just ten minutes?


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Kadee Whipple
3 years ago

49/100 better than the men! I forgot key names such as Missy Franklin and Fredrika, think I spelt that wrong even now

Aussie
3 years ago

HOW ON EARTH did I forget masse and franklin and Pellegrini omg

MTK
3 years ago

77 for me. Biggest problem events to remember were 50back (no repeat winners) and 200 fly (most forgettable field of swimmers in all of women’s swimming). Also couldn’t remember much about world champions from 2011, that feels like an eternity ago.

Torchbearer
3 years ago

I got nearly all…EXCEPT zero for the 50m Back!!!

PK Doesn't Like His Long Name
Reply to  Torchbearer
3 years ago

Olivia is so disappointed.

Joe
3 years ago

Felt good typing Sjostrom, Hosszu, Ledecky and getting to 26/100 within the first 10 seconds 🙂

Chad
3 years ago

82/100. A bit disappointed.

swimfan210_
3 years ago

85/100, I think my spelling is getting better

MX4x50relay
3 years ago

82/100. I have disappointed myself

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