WATCH: Summer McIntosh Reacts to Her 200 IM World Jr Record

2023 PRO SWIM SERIES – FORT LAUDERDALE

Summer McIntosh had a heck of a meet in Ft Lauderdale, breaking world junior records in the 200 Fly, 200 Free, and finally 200 IM. The 16-year-old Canadian isn’t focusing on records and didn’t expect too much heading into this meet, happy with the fact that she’s going best times. She also comments on world records in her primary events, noting that if she could break any world record, it would be the 200 fly.

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Yuri
1 year ago

Summer is the bomb !!

Aquatiger
1 year ago

Article says she’s 17, but I think she still has a few months in the 16 record bracket. Makes these times even more impressive

Eouai
Reply to  Aquatiger
1 year ago

Michael Phelps and gold medals comes to mind as more iconic….

But sure, take your swimswam and factual errors as your top pick if you like 😉

jeff
Reply to  Aquatiger
1 year ago

still half a year almost, she won’t turn 17 until after worlds and won’t turn 18 until after Paris

Stephanie
1 year ago

These past two years, it’s so exhilarating to witness the beginning of swim supernova and swim legend

jeff
1 year ago

sub 2:07 this summer?

Chlorinetherapy
1 year ago

Who was she talking about as versatile?

repurposedswimmer
Reply to  Chlorinetherapy
1 year ago

katinka hosszu

Egm
Reply to  Chlorinetherapy
1 year ago

Katinka hosszu?

Penguin
1 year ago

I love the possible freudian slip there:

“Only I can dream (of breaking the 200 fly WR” instead of “I can only dream (of breaking the 200 fly WR)”

Chas
1 year ago

Rest is just whatever, it doesn’t really matter at the end of the day.

Not sure anyone is going to match that attitude, lol.

ScovaNotiaSwimmer
Reply to  Chas
1 year ago

The breeziness of a young body and mind, not yet beaten down by the ravages of time 😂

Fraser Thorpe
Reply to  ScovaNotiaSwimmer
1 year ago

Have you seen how she treats her competitors during a race?

Justhereforfun
Reply to  Chas
1 year ago

She is 16 after all

SwimmerNotSwammer
1 year ago

She should become a politician

Troyy
Reply to  SwimmerNotSwammer
1 year ago

She’s too nice to be a politician.

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