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2022 World Championships: Day 3 Pick’em Scoring Update

2022 FINA WORLD AQUATICS CHAMPIONSHIPS

Day 3 Finals Recap

Day 3 scores for the SwimSwam Pick’em contest are here. The 3rd finals session of the meet featured finals of the men’s 200 free, women’s 1500 free, women’s 100 back, men’s 100 back, and women’s 100 breast.

It was a little bit of a tougher day for everyone, despite 5 finals taking place. There were some surprise finishes, including Italy’s Thomas Ceccon taking the men’s 100 back and fellow Italian Benedetta Pilato winning the women’s 100 breast. There were also some easy picks, like Katie Ledecky winning the women’s 1500 free. In one of the most difficult events to pick, the women’s 100 back, the surprise absence of Australian Kaylee McKeown was a big hit to everyone’s picks. Regan Smith ended up winning the race, with Kylie Masse in 2nd, Claire Curzan in 3rd, and China’s Wan Letian taking 4th, a pick which nobody correctly selected.

Without further ado, here are the day 3 results. Winning day 3 was screen name “blueabyss1117″ with 61 points. Congratulations! 

Our overall leader is still fan favorite “balls” with 179 points.

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JimSwim22
2 years ago

What’s better than being in 9th?… My sister isn’t in the top 500! Best day ever

Owlmando
2 years ago

Cant believe we are all getting beaten by balls

Taa
2 years ago

25th overall not sure how tho can’t even remember my picks except I know I picked Milak to beat Dressel in 100fly

Sub13
2 years ago

Even Kaylee’s surprise scratch couldn’t take down balls

Taa
Reply to  Sub13
2 years ago

Balls knows all

Swimpop
2 years ago

“Balls” he he he

422 day one
13 day two
474 day three

Consistently erratic.

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Braden Keith is the Editor-in-Chief and a co-founder/co-owner of SwimSwam.com. He first got his feet wet by building The Swimmers' Circle beginning in January 2010, and now comes to SwimSwam to use that experience and help build a new leader in the sport of swimming. Aside from his life on the InterWet, …

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