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Summer McIntosh edged by 0.02 seconds in 200m medley, earns silver for 3rd medal at Pan Pacs

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Summer McIntosh edged by 0.02 seconds in 200m medley, earns silver for 3rd medal at Pan Pacs

Canadian swimming star Summer McIntosh was out-touched for gold by 0.02 seconds in the women’s 200-metre individual medley at the Pan Pacific Swimming Championships on Saturday.

The reigning Olympic and world champion from Toronto took silver behind China's Yu Yiting, who set a championship record with a time of two minutes 7.45 seconds on the final day of competition in Irvine, Calif.

McIntosh is the world record-holder in the event with a time of 2:05.70 at the 2025 Canadian swimming trials.

The 19-year-old McIntosh was swimming in her last individual race as a teenager.

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