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Chinese swimmer Yu Zidi, 12, becomes youngest World Aquatics Championships medalist
Yu Zidi, a 12-year-old Chinese athlete, has become the youngest swimmer in history to win a medal at the World Aquatics Championships. China won bronze in the 4x200m freestyle relay at the Championships in Singapore, and while Yu did not swim in Thursday’s final, she qualified for a medal after swimming a leg in the heats earlier in the day.
In other events, Gretchen Walsh became the first American woman to win gold at the world championships in the 50m butterfly.
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