World Aquatics Championships 2023: Schedule, Venue, Results and Medal Tally

World Aquatics Championships 2023: Schedule, Venue, Results and Medal Tally- The 2023 World Aquatics Championships will be held in Fukuoka, Japan, from July 14 to July 30. The swimming tournament in Fukuoka 2023 will begin with five open water events, followed by eight competition days in the Marine Messe pool. The swimming heats start at 10:30 a.m. local time and the finals continue the action from 8:00 p.m. The full schedule, including the timings of the heats, quarter-finals and semi-finals, can be found here.

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2023 World Aquatics Championships Results

Swimming – Women’s 100m Breaststroke

• Gold: Rūta Meilutytė (Lithuania) – 1:04.62
• Silver: Tatjana Schoenmaker (South Africa) – 1:05.84
• Bronze: Lydia Jacoby (USA) – 1:05.94

Swimming – Men’s 100m Backstroke

• Gold: Ryan Murphy (USA) – 52.55
• Silver: Thomas Ceccon (Italy) – 52.27
• Bronze: Hunter Armstrong (USA) – 52.58

Swimming – Women’s 100m Backstroke

• Gold: Kaylee McKeown (Australia) – 57.53 (Championship record)
• Silver: Regan Smith (USA) – 57.78
• Bronze: Katharine Berkoff (USA) – 58.25

Swimming – Women’s 1,500m Freestyle

• Gold: Katie Ledecky (USA) – 15:26.27
• Silver: Simona Quadarella (Italy) – 15:43.31
• Bronze: Li Bingjie (People’s Republic of China) – 15:45.71

Swimming – Men’s 200m Freestyle

• Gold: Matt Richards (Great Britain) – 1:44.30
• Silver: Tom Dean (Great Britain) – 1:44.32
• Bronze: Hwang Sunwoo (Republic of Korea) – 1:44.42

Swimming – Women’s 200m Individual Medley

• Gold: Kate Douglass (USA) – 2:07.17
• Silver: Alex Walsh (USA) – 2:07.97
• Bronze: Yu Yiting (China) – 2:08.74

Swimming – Men’s 50m Butterfly

• Gold: Thomas Ceccon (Italy) – 22.68
• Silver: Diogo Matos Ribeiro (Portugal) – 22.80
• Bronze: Maxime Grousset (France) – 22.82

Swimming – Women’s 100m Butterfly

• Gold: Zhang Yufei (China) – 56.12
• Silver: Margaret Mac Neil (Canada) – 56.45
• Bronze: Torri Huske (USA) – 56.61

Swimming – Men’s 100m Breaststroke

• Gold: Qin Haiyang (China) – 57.69 (Asian record)
• Silver: Nicolo Martinenghi (Italy) – 58.72
• Silver: Arno Kamminga (Netherlands) – 58.72
• Silver: Nic Fink (USA) – 58.72

Swimming – Men’s 4x100m Freestyle Relay

• Gold: Australia – 3:10.16
• Silver: Italy – 3:10.49
• Bronze: USA – 3:10.81

Swimming – Women’s 4x100m Freestyle Relay

• Gold: Australia – 3:27.96 (World record)
• Silver: USA – 3:31.93
• Bronze: People’s Republic of China – 3:32.40 (Asian record)

Swimming – Men’s 400m Individual Medley

• Gold: Léon Marchand (France) – 4:02.50 (World record)
• Silver: Carson Foster (USA) – 4:06.56
• Bronze: Seto Daiya (Japan) – 4:09.41

Swimming – Women’s 400m Freestyle

• Gold: Ariarne Titmus (Australia) – 3:55.38 (World record)
• Silver: Katie Ledecky (USA) – 3:58.73
• Bronze: Erika Fairweather (New Zealand) – 3:59.59

Swimming – Men’s 400m Freestyle

• Gold: Sam Short (Australia) – 3:40.68
• Silver: Ahmed Hafnaoui (Tunisia) – 3:40.70 (African record)
• Bronze: Lukas Martens (Germany) – 3:42.20

Diving – Men’s 10m Platform

• Gold: Cassiel Rousseau (Australia) – 520.85
• Silver: Lian Junjie (China) – 512.35
• Bronze: Yang Hao (China) – 504.00

Diving – Mixed Synchronised 3m Springboard

• Gold: Zhu Zifeng/Lin Shan (China) – 326.10
• Silver: Maddison Keeney/Domonic Bedggood (Australia) – 307.38
• Bronze: Chiara Pellacani/Matteo Santoro (Italy) – 294.12

Artistic Swimming – Mixed Duet Free

• Gold: Cheng Wentao/Shi Haoyu (China) – 225.1020
• Silver: Itzamary Gonzalez Cuellar/Diego Villalobos Carrilo (Mexico) – 192.5500
• Bronze: Dennis Gonzalez Boneu/Mireia Hernandez Luna (Spain) – 183.4207

Artistic Swimming – Team Free

• Gold: People’s Republic of China – 329.1687
• Silver: Japan – 317.8085
• Bronze: Ukraine – 256.2415

Diving – Women’s 3m Springboard

• Gold: Chen Yiwen (China) – 359.50
• Silver: Chang Yani (China) – 341.50
• Bronze: Pamela Ware (Canada) – 332.00

Artistic Swimming – Women Duet Free

• Gold: Anna-Maria Alexandri/Eirini-Marina Alexandri (Austria) – 255.4583
• Silver: Wang Liuyi/Wang Qianyi (China) – 255.2480
• Bronze: Higa Moe/Yasunaga Mashiro (Japan) – 249.5167

Diving – Men’s 3m Springboard

• Gold: Wang Zongyuan (China) – 538.10
• Silver: Osmar Olvera Ibarra (Mexico) – 507.50
• Bronze: Long Daoyi (China) – 499.75

Open Water – Mixed 4x1500m

• Gold: Italy – 1:10:31.20
• Silver: Hungary – 1:10:35.30
• Bronze: Austria – 1:11:26.70

Artistic Swimming – Women’s Solo Free

• Gold: Inui Yukiko (Japan) – 254.6062
• Silver: Vasiliki Alexandri (Austria) – 229.3251
• Bronze: Kate Shortman (Great Britain) – 219.9542

Diving – Women’s 10m Platform

• Gold: Chen Yuxi (China) – 457.85
• Silver: Quan Hongchan (China) – 445.60
• Bronze: Caeli McKay (Canada) – 340.25

Artistic Swimming – Men’s Solo Free

• Gold: Dennis Gonzalez Boneu (Spain) – 193.0334
• Silver: Gustavo Sanchez (Colombia) – 189.9625
• Bronze: Kenneth Gaudet (USA) – 179.5562

Artistic Swimming – Team Technical

• Gold: Spain – 281.6893
• Silver: Italy – 274.5155
• Bronze: USA – 273.7396

Diving – Mixed 3m & 10m Team

• Gold: Bai Yuming/Zhang Minjie/Zheng Jiuyuan/Si Yaji (China) – 489.65
• Silver: Gabriela Agundez Garcia/Jahir Ocampo Marroquin/Randal Willars Valdez/Aranza Vazquez Montano (Mexico) – 455.35
• Bronze: Christian Wassen/Moritz Wesemann/Lena Hentschel/Timo Barthel (Germany) – 432.15

Marathon Swimming – Men’s 5km

• Gold: Florian Wellbrock (Germany) – 53:58.00
• Silver: Gregorio Paltrinieri (Italy) – 54:02.50
• Bronze: Domenico Acerenza (Italy) – 54:04.20

Marathon Swimming – Women’s 5km

• Gold: Leonie Beck (Germany) – 59:31.70
• Silver: Sharon van Rouwendaal (Netherlands) – 59:32.70
• Bronze: Ana Marcela Cunha (Brazil) – 59:35.60

Artistic Swimming – Acrobatic

• Gold: People’s Republic of China – 238.0033
• Silver: USA – 232.4033
• Bronze: Japan – 220.5867

Diving – Men’s 10m Synchronized

• Gold: Lian Junjie/Yang Hao (China) – 477.75
• Silver: Oleksii Sereda/Kirill Boliukh (Ukraine) – 439.32
• Bronze: Kevin Berlin Reyes/Randal Willars Valdez (Mexico) – 434.16

Diving – Women’s 3m Synchronized

• Gold: Chang Yani/Chen Yiwen (China) – 341.94
• Silver: Scarlett Mew Jensen/Yasmin Harper (Great Britain) – 296.58
• Bronze: Chiara Pellacani/Elena Bertocchi (Italy) – 285.99

Artistic Swimming – Men’s Solo Technical

• Gold: Fernando Diaz del Rio Soto (Spain) – 224.5550
• Silver: Kenneth Gaudet (USA) – 216.8000
• Bronze: Eduard Kim (Kazakhstan) – 216.0000

Artistic Swimming – Women’s Duet Technical

• Gold: Higa Moe/Yasunaga Mashiro (Japan) – 273.9500
• Silver: Linda Cerruti/Lucrezia Ruggiero (Italy) – 263.0334
• Bronze: Alisa Ozhogina Ozhogin/Iris Tio Casas (Spain) – 257.8368

Diving – Women’s 10m Synchronized

• Gold: Chen Yuxi/Quan Hongchan (China) – 369.84
• Silver: Andrea Spendolini-Siriex/Lois Toulson (Great Britain) – 311.75
• Bronze: Delaney Schnell/Jessica Parratto (USA) – 294.42

Artistic Swimming – Mixed Duet Technical

• Gold: Sato Tomoka/Sato Yotaro (Japan) – 255.5066
• Silver: Emma Garcia/Dennis Gonzalez Boneu (Spain) – 248.0499
• Bronze: Cheng Wentao/Shi Haoyu (China) – 247.3033

Diving – Men’s 1m Springboard

• Gold: Peng Jianfeng (China) – 440.45
• Silver: Osmar Olvera Ibarra (Mexico) – 428.85
• Bronze: Zheng Jiuyuan (China) – 418.30

Marathon Swimming – Men’s 10km

• Gold: Florian Wellbrock (Germany) – 1:50:40.30
• Silver: Kristof Rasovszky (Hungary) – 1:50:59.00
• Bronze: Oliver Klemet (Germany) – 1:51:00.80

Artistic Swimming – Women Solo Technical

• Gold: Inui Yukiko (Japan) – 276.5717
• Silver: Vasiliki Alexandri (Austria) – 264.4200
• Bronze: Iris Tio Casas (Spain) – 254.2100

Diving – Men 3m Synchronized

• Gold: Wang Zongyuan/Long Daoyi (China) – 456.33
• Silver: Jack Laugher/Anthony Harding (Great Britain) – 424.62
• Bronze: Jules Bouyer/Alexis Jandard (France) – 389.10

Diving – Women 1m Springboard

• Gold: Lin Shan (China) – 318.60
• Silver: Li Yajie (China) – 306.35
• Bronze: Aranza Vazquez Montano (Mexico) – 285.05

Diving – Mixed 10m Synchronized

• Gold: Wang Feilong/Zhang Jiaqi (China) – 339.54
• Silver: Jose Balleza Isaias/Viviana del Angel Peniche (Mexico) – 313.44
• Bronze: Ito Hiroki/Itahashi Minami (Japan) – 305.34

Marathon Swimming – Women’s 10km

• Gold: Leonie Beck (Germany) – 2:02:34.00
• Silver: Chelsea Gubecka (Australia) – 2:02:38.10
• Bronze: Katie Grimes (USA) – 2:02:42.30

2023 World Aquatics Championships – Complete swimming schedule

The swimming events will be held at the Marine Messe Fukuoka, while the open water swimming events will be held at the Maizuru Bay.

World Aquatics Championships 2023: Medal Table

China is currently leading the medal table with 15 gold medals. Australia is in second place with 5 gold medals, followed by the United States with 4 gold medals. The swimming events have concluded, and the remaining events are diving, artistic swimming, and water polo. It will be interesting to see how the medal table changes as the competition progresses.