Haughey finishes just outside podium in 200m freestyle
Siobhan Haughey on Wednesday came up just short in a bid to win her first medal in the long-course World Aquatics Championships. The star Hong Kong swimmer and Olympic silver medallist finished fourth in the women's 200m freestyle final in Fukuoka, Japan. Starting in lane two, Haughey was off to a good start and stayed within striking distance throughout.  She was third at the half-way mark, with Ariarne Titmus of Australia in the lead. Another Australian, Mollie O'Callaghan, later took over the lead and held off Titmus for the gold medal.  Canadian teenager Summer McIntosh finished third ahead of Haughey. O'Callaghan's time of 1 minute 52.85 seconds is a new world record. Haughey will next compete in the women's 100m freestyle, with the heats slated for Thursday morning.