BREAKING: Hunter Armstrong Breaks World Record in 50 Backstroke
Armstrong Earns Spot on US Swimming World Championships Team
American Swimmer Sets New Mark at US Trials
WEB Hunter Armstrong has secured a spot on the US Swimming world championships team in exhilarating fashion, breaking the world record in the 50-meter backstroke at the 2022 US World Championships Trials.
In a remarkable display of speed and precision, Armstrong shattered the previous world record of 23.78 seconds, set by Kliment Kolesnikov in 2018. Armstrong's astonishing time of 23.71 seconds not only earned him a gold medal but also cemented his place among the elite swimmers in the world.
Born on January 24, 2001, Armstrong has quickly ascended through the ranks of competitive swimming. He now holds the world record in the long course 50-meter backstroke, a testament to his exceptional talent and dedication.
This groundbreaking performance adds to Armstrong's impressive resume, which includes multiple national championships and a silver medal at the 2021 FINA Short Course World Championships. As he prepares for the upcoming world championships, Armstrong is poised to make even more history in the pool.
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