Results from Day 4 of the 2025 National Summer Swimming Championships

On June 17, the fourth day of the 2025 National Summer Swimming Championships, four gold medals were awarded across different events.

In the men's 100m freestyle final, Chen Jun'er from Guangdong Te Cai Team clinched the gold medal with a time of 48.99 seconds, while Shen Jiahao of Zhejiang Shou Xian Gu Team took home the silver with 49.27 seconds. Chen Mingjie from Fujian Hao Sha Team finished third, clocking in at 49.41 seconds.

In the 200m individual medley final, six of the eight athletes were from Zhejiang Shouxianggu Team, while the other two came from Guangdong CaiTi Team. Ultimately, Tao Guannan from Guangdong CaiTi Team clinched the gold medal with a time of 1:59.50, followed closely by Fang Zhe from Zhejiang Shouxianggu Team, who finished second in 2:01.79. Another athlete from the same team, Gu Enyi, secured the bronze medal with a time of 2:02.06—but both he and another competitor were disqualified for rule violations.

In the women's 200m butterfly final, Yu Liyan from Guangdong TeCai Team clinched the gold medal with a time of 2:08.67, while Jing Shang Beihua of Liaoning Zhouke Team finished second in 2:10.49, and Zhou Xinyang from Zhejiang Shouxian Valley Team took home the bronze with a time of 2:10.77.

In the 1500m freestyle final, Mao Yihan from Zhejiang Shouxian Valley team claimed victory with a time of 16:35.03, while Wang Zengyue of Shanghai Anta finished second at 16:40.97. Yuan Mengqi from Guizhou team secured third place with a time of 16:46.02.

The finals for six events will take place on the evening of the 18th, including the women's 50-meter breaststroke, men's 50-meter butterfly, women's 100-meter backstroke, men's 200-meter breaststroke, women's 400-meter freestyle, and men's 800-meter freestyle.

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Results from Day 4 of the 2025 National Summer Swimming Championships

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