Hunter Armstrong Breaks 50-Meter Backstroke World Record at US Swimming Trials

World Championship Team Earns Spot for Armstrong

Explosive Swim Leads to Record-Breaking Victory

American competitive swimmer Joseph Hunter Armstrong has made a splash on the world swimming stage by breaking the world record in the 50-meter backstroke at the 2022 US World Championships Trials. Born on January 24, 2001, Armstrong showcased his exceptional talent in an explosive performance.

During the third night of finals, Armstrong recorded a blistering time of 23.71 seconds in the 50-meter backstroke. This remarkable swim broke the previous world record of 23.81 seconds set by Kliment Kolesnikov in 2021.

Armstrong's victory not only shattered the world record but also earned him a spot on the US Swimming team for the upcoming World Championships. This achievement is a testament to Armstrong's hard work, dedication, and exceptional athleticism.

The 50-meter backstroke world record is a significant milestone in swimming history. It highlights Armstrong's potential as a rising star in the sport and sets the stage for future successes at the international level.