BUDAPEST, Hungary – Canadian swimmer Joshua Liendo claimed his next medal at the earth aquatics championships with a bronze in the men’s 100-metre butterfly Friday.

Liendo, from Markham, Ont., posted a time of 50.97 seconds, just .03 seconds guiding silver medallist Naoki Mizunuma of Japan.

Regional favorite Kristof Milak of Hungary took gold easily in 50.14 seconds.

The medal was element of a fast paced working day for Liendo, who previously swam in the men’s 50-metre freestyle ultimate, ending fifth in 21.61 seconds — .04 seconds at the rear of bronze medallist Maxime Grousset of France.

Britain’s Benjamin Proud (21.32) won gold and American Michael Andrew (21.41) took silver.

Liendo, who also received bronze in Wednesday’s men’s 100 freestyle, was scheduled to swim a third race Friday as component of Canada’s group in the ultimate of the mixed 4×100 relay.

Kylie Masse of LaSalle, Ont., was fifth in the women’s 200-metre backstroke in two minutes eight seconds. Masse, who claimed silver in the function at the Tokyo Game titles. was in 3rd at the midway stage of the race just before the leaders pulled away.

Australia’s Kaylee McKeown was 1st in 2:05.08, adopted by People in america Phoebe Bacon (2:05.12) and Rhyan White (2:06.96).

Masse received the 50-metre backstroke and took silver in the 100 backstroke previously this 7 days to give her seven profession environment championship medals, tied with Penny Oleksiak for most by a Canadian.

This report by The Canadian Push was to start with published June 24, 2022.

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