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Summer McIntosh Shines at Paris La Défense Arena

At the Tokyo Olympics, 14-year-old Canadian swimmer Summer McIntosh narrowly missed the podium in the 400m freestyle. Her fierce determination was evident, signaling high expectations despite it being her first international competition. Mary-Sophie Harvey, her teammate, saw this and knew greatness awaited McIntosh.

Dominating the 400m Individual Medley

On Monday, McIntosh achieved her dream, winning her first Olympic gold in the 400m individual medley at the Paris La Défense Arena. She finished 5.69 seconds ahead of American Katie Grimes, showcasing significant improvements, especially in the breaststroke. Her time of 4:27.71, though not a world record, highlighted her dominance and skill.

Historic Win for Canada

This victory marks the first time Canada has won gold in this event and the first podium finish since the 1976 Montreal Games. McIntosh’s triumph is a milestone, affirming her status as a leading athlete on the international stage.

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