Harris wins first gold as Short digs deep after hospital visit

“I was stocked, Har Harris said. “I’m sure I’ll process later, but I’m so happy. This is the most fun thing I’ve ever had in a race.”

Short training next to Harris, watched his swim from the Marshaling room in front of his 30 -round war.

“It was definitely crazy, Short said Short. “He said to me, ‘If we both win gold,’ imagine. ‘ Jeez, this will be a difficult question.

Harris, Mcevoy, Mollie O’Callaghan and Kaylee McKkeown, Singapore, individual gold and two of them from Moesha Johnson in open water, stopped meeting a short triple.

He missed gold in 0.02 seconds in a 400 -meter free style, he had to withdraw from 800 meters due to illness, and the second time his career was the fourth place in the 1500m finals of 1500m.

Short was forced to cancel his lunch plans with his family in a Singapore pub on Saturday, convinced that he would be beaten by the illness even to be entitled to the finals of Sunday.

Short, who lost three kilograms of the patient, said, “To be honest, it was a very terrible week,” he said. “800 felt extraordinary and the next two days were terrible.

“I couldn’t really leave my bed. I was just vomiting and I had really high temperatures. I was really down the dumps. I was just stocked to be in the final.

“A pretty good time after 14:43 after the week I live.”

Chief coach Rohan Taylor added: “This was incredible. He’s a warrior.”

When Australia could not make the final of the Men’s Men’s Men’s Men’s Men’s Men, it was up to the women of the dolphins to try and try a final blow to the USA.

When the men could not make the final flag team finale, McKkeown, Ella Ramsay, Alex Perkins and O’Callaghan (3: 52.67) were left. However, the Americans anchored by Torri Huske were very strong and were receiving the title in 3: 49.34.

O’Callaghan, who is stuck under the 11 World Championships, will have to wait until 2027 to overcome Ian Thorpe’s Australian record.

On the last night there were more memorable moments: Leon Marchand from France claimed gold in an individual confusion of 400 meters, but remained under his world record.

Summer McIntosh won the fourth gold of the meeting in the same race. If McIntosh was a country, he would be fourth in the medal gang.

And the 12 -year -old Chinese feeling Yu Zidi turned the heads again with a finish, but he won the youngest medal at an international swimming meeting in 89 years after helping an relay medal as a heat swimmer of China.

Forrester’s silver medal, shared with Mio Narita of Japan, was particularly sweet after missing the final in Paris.

Forrester said, “To be honest, I just couldn’t believe it. It was crazy,” he said. “I feel it’s really hard for two years. I’m proud of myself.”

The US Pipping will be salt in the Australian medal installment, but it was one of those weeks, and the disease affected both camps.

Australia may have won more and the same can be said for the US. Ariarne Titmus, Kaylee McKkeown dropped a 50 -meter back and was short robbed for a chance to superiority in 800m free style, and since the Olympics, there were gold on the table at the first major international swimming competition.

There was also a bad 4x100m free style heat to learn from Australia.

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The eight gold carriers of the dolphins were not 13 people in Fukuoka in 2023, but since 2007, the second best world championship continues to return.

Taylor, “There was a lot of turmoil during the week, but I think we’ve managed well,” he said.

“Obviously, we were short of a gold medal [of the USA]. It’s nice to come to the last relay. We did the best we could, but they were very good that day. It makes us hungry more.

“Jenna Forrester is back to the podium. A great story. [Pallister] It was special.

“The initial relays were great. Sienna Toohey is making a semi -final.