By Canadian Press

Masse becomes most decorated Canadian with bronze at short-course championships

Dec 13, 2024 | 11:44 AM

BUDAPEST — Kylie Masse became Canada’s most decorated swimmer at the world championships after winning a short-course bronze medal on Friday.

Masse touched the wall in 25.78 seconds to finish third in the women’s 50-metre backstroke.

Americans Regan Smith, who set a world record (25.23), and Katharine Berkoff (25.61) took gold and silver, while Calgary’s Ingrid Wilm placed just off the podium in fourth.

Masse, a 28-year-old swimmer from Lasalle, Ont., now has 20 medals combined at long and short-course worlds.

Earlier Friday, Canada won mixed relay silver in the 4×50 freestyle, giving Canada its fourth straight multi-medal day at the event.

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The mixed relay team of Ilya Kharun, Yuri Kisil, Ingrid Wilm and Marie-Sophie Harvey finished second in one minute 28.60 seconds. Italy captured gold (1:28.50) and Poland took bronze (1:28.80).

This report by The Canadian Press was first published Dec. 13, 2024.

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