Kylie Masse

View Kylie Masse's Biography

Canada To Send 26 Pool, 6 Open Water Swimmers To World Championships

Full Name:	Kylie Masse
Born:	January 18th, 1996
	LaSalle, Ontario
Nationality:	Canada
Status:	Active

Kylie Masse is a competitive swimmer who represents Canada internationally. She is a 2x Olympian, 4x Olympic medalist, and former world record holder in the 100 backstroke. 2016 Rio Olympics Masse wins the bronze medal tied with Chinese swimmer Fu Yuanhui of China in the women's 100m Backstroke with a time of 58.76, just .01 out of second place. 2017 FINA World Championships Day three of World Championships Masse took down the World Record in women’s 100 back final. Masse surged through the back half to finish in 58.10, taking down Olympic silver medalist Kathleen Baker (58.58) of the USA and 2015 World Champion Emily Seebohm (58.59) of Australia. Masse’s 100 Back World Record Splits: 1st 50 Split- 28.51 2nd 50 Split- 29.59 Final Time- 58.10 200m backstroke semi-final, day six: Masse broke the Canadian National Record with a 2:05.97. The long-burning torch in Canadian women’s 200m backstroke has now been fully passed to Masse. After breaking the World Record and winning gold in the 100 earlier in the meet, Maase has the Canadian Record in the 200m back by almost a second. Masse's 2:05.97 in the semi-final broke Hilary Caldwell’s 2:06.80 from the 2013 World Championships, where she took bronze. In the finals of the 200m backstroke, did …

Canada To Send 26 Pool, 6 Open Water Swimmers To World Championships

Canada announced a roster of 26 pool and 6 open water swimmers for the upcoming 2017 World Championships in Budapest.

2017 Canadian World Trials: Day 4 Finals Live Recap

Sydney Pickrem comes in as the top seed in the women’s 200 IM, an event in which she holds the Canadian Record.

2017 Canadian World Trials: Day 4 Prelims Live Recap

Chantal van Landeghem will look to qualify for an individual event at the World Championships in the 50 free today. She is the Canadian Record holder at 24.39.

2017 Canadian World Trials: Female Backstroke Thriving

Kylie Masse leads a formidable Canadian female backstroke squad.

Canadian Worlds Team Tracker: Padington Books Ticket In 400 Free

Mackenzie Padington added her name to Canada’s World Championship roster with a big win in the women’s 400 freestyle.

2017 Canadian World Trials: Day 3 Finals Live Recap

Penny Oleksiak will look to add the 100 fly to her World Championship schedule tonight.

2017 Canadian World Trials: Day 3 Prelims Live Recap

Olympic bronze medalist Hilary Caldwell will swim her signautre event, the 200 back, today at Canadian World Trials in Victoria.

2017 Canadian World Trials: Day 2 Finals Live Recap

Penny Oleksiak will have her first opportunity to book a ticket to Budapest tonight in the women’s 100 free final.

2017 Canadian World Trials: Day 2 Prelims Live Recap

The highly anticipated women’s 100 free goes off today in Victoria featuring Olympic champ Penny Oleksiak.

Canadian Worlds Team Tracker: Nine Book Their Tickets On Day 1

Kierra Smith punched her ticket to Budapest with a win in the women’s 200 breast.

2017 Canadian World Trials: Day 1 Finals Live Recap

Kylie Masse will look to lower her Canadian Record once again tonight after a blistering 58.42 this morning in the women’s 100 back.

Kylie Masse Posts Fastest Textile, 3rd Fastest Ever 100 BK In 58.21

Kylie Masse posted a 58.21 in the 100 back for the fastest textile time ever, a new Canadian and Americas Record, and the #3 swim of all-time.

2017 Canadian Trials: Day 1 Prelims Live Recap

Katerine Savard carries the top seed in the women’s 200 free into day one of the Canadian Swimming Trials in Victoria, BC.

Kylie Masse Shatters 100 Back Canadian Record At Day 1 Trials Prelims

Kylie Masse became the 5th fastest performer in history with a sizzling time of 58.42 in the 100 back at day 1 prelims of Canadian Trials.

Critères de sélection canadiens pour les championnats du monde 2017

Les critères de sélection utilisés par Natation Canada pour les Championnats du monde 2017 de Budapest seront semblables à ceux mis en place pour les Jeux olympiques de Rio.