American Douglass breaks 50m freestyle world record
June 19 : American Kate Douglass broke Olympic champion Sarah Sjostrom's women's 50 metres freestyle world record on Friday at a U.S. Pro Swim Series event in Indianapolis.
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American swimmer Kate Douglass breaks women's 50m freestyle world record: 'I'm still in shock'
Kate Douglass broke the world record in the women's 50-metre freestyle at the TYR Pro Swim Series meet Friday night in Indianapolis.
MCWS 2026: How UNC, Oklahoma are looking to remain undefeated in Omaha - ESPN
OMAHA, Neb. — The championship combatants for the 79th edition of the Men's College World Series were determined on a windy, sunny, shockingly non-hot Wednesday.
Underdogs Tunisia eye upset against Japan in 1,000th World Cup finals game
June 19 : Tunisia's new coach Herve Renard said their performance must be perfect to have any hope against Japan on Saturday in Monterrey in what will be the landmark 1,000th World Cup finals match.
Spain's Lamine Yamal 'ready' but 'not the moment to play a full game' - ESPN
Spain forward Lamine Yamal said that he's «ready» to play against Saudi Arabia on Sunday but also acknowledged that now «isn't the moment to play a full game.»
Mum is here! Vozinha's World Cup wish comes true
MIAMI, June 19 : Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha's remarkable World Cup story took another emotional turn on Friday when his mother arrived in Miami after receiving a U.S. visa, allowing her to watch her son's team face Uruguay on Sunday.
Canada's Kone thanks fans, team as recovery from broken leg begins
VANCOUVER,, June 19 : Canada midfielder Ismael Kone expressed his gratitude to God, his teammates and their fans after suffering a broken leg in his side's 6-0 thrashing of Qatar in World Cup Group B on Thursday.
Spain's worrying lack of cutting edge faces Saudi test
ATLANTA, June 19 : Spain came into the World Cup as a favourite but after an underwhelming display against minnows Cape Verde the European champions need a far sharper attacking edge against Saudi Arabia in their tighter than expected Group H.