Two days. Two gold medals.
Summer McIntosh is off to a perfect start at the swimming world championships in her attempt to win five individual gold medals, a feat only achieved by American legend Michael Phelps.
The 18-year-old Canadian took the 200-meter individual medley on Monday, clocking 2:06.69. The victory matched the gold she won Sunday in the 400 freestyle. Alex Walsh of the United States claimed the silver in 2:08.58 with bronze going to Mary-Sophie Harvey of Canada in 2:09.15.
The winning time trailed McIntosh’s world record of 2:05.70. And she was not content.
“Going in tonight, my goal was to get my hand on the wall first,” McIntosh said. “So to get that done is good. I’m not super happy with my time. But honestly, at a world…
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