Ilya Kharun wins 100m butterfly at national championships
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Last updated Jul 31, 2026
Ilya Kharun earned his second national title of the week in the men's 100m butterfly, clocking a winning time of 50.05 seconds in Indianapolis on June 20, 2026. His victory was marked by a strong finish that allowed him to overtake Caleb Dressel, who finished second in 50.45 seconds. This win came a day after Kharun set a U.S. Open record in the 50m butterfly. Rowman Cox secured third place, finishing at 50.54 seconds and breaking a National Age Group record for 17-18-year-olds. Other notable performances included Katie Grimes winning the women's 400 IM and Ryan Erisman taking the men's 400 IM title.
- •Kharun wins the men's 100m butterfly in 50.05 seconds.
- •Dressel finishes second, marking his fastest time since 2024 Olympic Trials.
- •Rowan Cox takes third in 50.54 seconds, breaking a National Age Group record.
- •Katie Grimes and Ryan Erisman also claim titles in their respective events.
- 2:21 AMYahoo Sports — Ilya Kharun defeats Caleb Dressel in 100m butterfly for second national title of the week
"Ilya Kharun defeats Caleb Dressel in 100m butterfly for second national title of the week.
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