Olympic Swimming 2024: Women's 200M Individual Medley Medal Winners and Times

Canada's Summer McIntosh used a last-second surge to swim past the United States' Kate Douglass to win the women's 200-meter individual medley.

McIntosh finished in an Olympic record time of 2:06.56, a mark that was two-hundredths of a second better than the previous record set by Katinka Hosszu in 2016.

The United States had two medalists when the race initially ended, but Alex Walsh was disqualified from her bronze-medal position. Walsh was disqualified for an illegal turn on the exchange between the backstroke and breaststroke.

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Results

1. Summer McIntosh (Canada) - 2:06.56

2. Kate Douglass (United States) - 2:06.92

3. Kaylee McKeown (Australia) - 2:08.08

4. Yu Yuting (China) - 2:08.49

5. Abbie Wood (Great Britain) - 2:09.51

6. Sydney Pickrem (Canada) - 2:09.74

Ella Ramsay (Great Britain) - DNS

Alex Walsh (United States) - Disqualified

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McIntosh flew to the front of the race during the freestyle portion of the individual medley.

The event is made of the four disciplines: butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke and freestyle.

McIntosh's come-from-behind win was her third victory in Paris. She also captured first place in the 400-meter individual medley and the 200-meter butterfly. McIntosh earned a silver medal in the 400-meter freestyle as well.

The 17-year-old Ontario native is now responsible for three of the four gold medals won by Canada at the Paris Games.

Douglass picked up her third overall medal of the Olympics with her silver-medal finish. She was initially part of a two-three finish with Walsh, but the original bronze-medal finisher was disqualified.

Walsh was ruled to have a bad turn between the second and third legs that took her out of the medal podium and gave the bronze to Australia's Kaylee McKeown.

McKeown is now a five-time medalist in Paris. She is responsible for five of the 14 swimming medals earned by Australia.

Douglass' silver was the 22nd overall medal in the pool for the United States and the 12th silver in the swimming events.