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Canadian freestyle skiing star Mikaël Kingsbury completed his spectacular season Saturday with a victory in dual moguls, one day after taking the single moguls event in Megève, France.
WASHINGTON: Transgender swimmer Lia Thomas will have a chance to win a second US college title on Saturday (Mar 19) after finishing fourth in qualifying for the 100-yard freestyle final in Atlanta.
Mikael Kingsbury sealed the Crystal Globe crown with a clean sweep of the men's dual moguls events in Mègeve while Jakara Anthony took the prize in the women's competition. Kingsbury secured maximum points and the World Cup title as he overcame Ikuma Horishima in the Big Final, while Ludvig Fjallstrom beat fellow Swede Walter Wallberg in the Small Final.
ATLANTA — Penn swimmer Lia Thomas will be the fourth seed in the 100-yard freestyle final Saturday night after posting a season-best time of 47.37 seconds in the morning prelims at the NCAA women's swimming and diving championships.
Olympic swimming silver medallist Erica Sullivan has pledged her support to transgender athletes, despite losing to Lia Thomas at the NCAA Championships.
Two-time Canadian Olympian Taylor Ruck won her first individual NCAA swimming title for Stanford on Friday, leading wire-to-wire in the 200-yard freestyle with a time of 1:41.12 at the NCAA Division I women's swimming and diving championships in Atlanta.
ATLANTA – Competitors at the women’s swimming and diving national championships appeared to ignore controversial transgender swimmer Lia Thomas after she tied for fifth with a time of 143.40 in the 200-yard freestyle final.Video taken by Fox News Digital shows Thomas exiting the pool after her disappointing finish at the women’s national championships in Atlanta, GA. As she walks away, several swimmers pass Thomas without acknowledging her to swarm another female swimmer with hugs and audible cheers.