Summer McIntosh, 15, sets jr. record in women's 200m butterfly at aquatics worlds
Toronto swimmer Summer McIntosh will enter the women's 200-metre butterfly final at the 19th FINA world aquatics championships as junior record holder.
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Toronto swimmer Summer McIntosh will enter the women's 200-metre butterfly final at the 19th FINA world aquatics championships as junior record holder.
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