The Tokyo 2020 Olympics Swimming Results [UPDATED]

UPDATED: The USA ranks in the first position with 11 gold medals, 10 silver and 9 bronze. They are followed by Australia with 20 total medals and Great Britain with 8. 

With 37 total events spaced out from the 24th of July to the 1st of August, the Swimming Class in the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympic Games has been going strong at the Tokyo Aquatics Center. 

The US men's 4x100 swimming medley relay has not only won the gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics but also set a new world record at 3:26.78. 

New breaking news as Tatjana Schoenmaker of South Africa set a new world record in the women's 200-meter breastsroke. She lived up to expectations as she beat King and Lazor from the United States and claimed the world record (2.18.95 seconds). This is also South Africa's first gold of the Games. 

Trending topic news in this class involve teenager Ahmed Hafnaoui, from Tunisia, winning the 400m freestyle at the Olympic Games. This was an unexpected result as the young swimmer won against a field of faster and older competitors. He finished in 3.43.26 seconds. 

Also, in the 200m women freestyle Siobhan Haughey has represented Hong Kong and claimed the first medal for the country in swimming history. She achieved the silver medal in 1.53.49 behind Australia’s Ariarne Titmus who continued her strong performance and won the olympic gold.  

Women Swimming Medal Results

100m Backstroke 

1. K. McKeown (Australia) 
2. K. Masse (Canada) 
3. R. Smith (United States)

100m breaststroke

1. L. Jacoby (United States)
2. T. Schoenmaker (South Africa)
3. L. King (United States)

100m butterfly

1. M. Mac Neil (Canada)
2. Y. F Zhang (China)
3. E. McKeon (Australia)

100m freestyle

1. E. McKeon (Australia)
2. S. Haughey (Hong Kong) 
3. C. Campbell (Australia)

1500m freestyle

1. Katie Ledecky (United States)
2. E. Sullivan (United States)
3. S. Kohler (Germany)

200m backstroke

1. K. McKeown (AUS)
2. K. Masse (CAN)
3. E. Seebohm (AUS)

200m breaststroke

1. T. Schoenmaker (South Africa)
2. L. King (USA)
3. A. Lazor (USA)

200m butterfly

1. Y.F. Zhang (China)
2. R. Smith (USA)
3. H. Flickinger (United States)

200m freestyle

1. A. Titmus (Australia)
2. S. Haughey (Hong Kong)
3. P. Oleksiak (Canada)

200m individual medley

1. Y. Ohashi (Japan)
2. A. Walsh (United States)
3. K. Douglass

4x100m freestyle relay

1. Australia
2. Canada
3. United States

4x100m medley relay

1. Australia
2. Canada
3. United States

4x200m freestyle relay

1. China
2. United States
3. Australia

400m freestyle

1. A. Titmus (Australia)
2. K. Ledecky (United States)
3. B.J Li (China)

400m individual medley

1. Y. Ohashi (Japan)
2. E. Weyant (United States)
3. H. Flickinger

50m freestyle 

1. E. McKeon (AUS)
2. S. Sjöström (SWE)
3. P. Blume (DEN)

800m freestyle

1. K. Ledecky (USA)
2. A. Titmus (AUS)
3. S. Quadarella  (ITA)

Men Swimming Medal Results

100m backstroke

1. E. Rylov (ROC)
2. K. Kolesnikov (ROC)
3. R. Murphy (USA)

100m breaststroke

1. A. Peaty (Great Britain)
2. A. Kamminga (Netherlands)
3. N. Martinenghi (Italy)

100m butterfly

1. C. Dressel (USA)
2. K. Milak (Hungary)
3. N. Ponti (Switzerland)

100m freestyle

1. C. Dressel (USA)
2. K. Chalmers (Australia)
3. K. Kolesnikov (ROC)

1500m freestyle

1. R. Finke (USA)
2. M. Romanchuk (Ukraine)
3. F. Wellbrock (Germany)

200m backstroke

1. E. Rylov (ROC)
2. R. Murphy (USA)
3. L. Greenbank (GBR)

200m breaststroke

1. Z. Stubblety-Cook (Australia)
2. A. Kamminga (Netherlands)
3. M. Mattsson (Finland)

200m butterfly

1. K. Milak (Hungary)
2. T. Honda (Japan)
3. F. Burdisso (Italy)

200m freestyle

1. T. Dean (Great Britain)
2. D. Scott (Great Britain)
3. F. Scheffer (Brazil)

200m individual medley

1. S. Wang (China)
2. D. Scott (Great Britain)
3. J. Desplanches (Switzerland)

4x100m freestyle relay

1. USA
2. Italy
3. Australia

4x100m medley relay

1. United States
2. Great Britain
3. Italy

4x200m freestyle relay

1. Great Britain
2. ROC
3. Australia

400m freestyle

1. A. Hafnaoui (Tunisia)
2. J. McLoughlin (Australia)
3. K. Smith (USA)

400m individual medley

1. C. Kalisz (United States)
2. J. Litherland (United States)
3. B. Smith (Australia)

50m freestyle

1. C. Dressel (USA)
2. F. Manaudou (France)
3. B. Fratus (Brazil)

800m freestyle

1. R. Finke (United States)
2. G. Paltrinieri (Italy)
3. M. Romanchuk (Ukraine)

Mixed Swimming Medal Results

4x100m medley relay

1. Great Britain
2. China
3. Australia