By Riley Overend on SwimSwam As trash talk between American and Australian swimmers escalates ahead of the Paris Olympics later this month, let’s take a look at how the rivals currently stack up based on last month’s Trials. U.S. swimmers went faster in 18 of 28 individual events at their qualifying meet, including a huge 11-3 advantage on the men’s side. The women’s side is split 7-7. U.S. vs. Australia, 2024 Olympic Trials Results Men’s 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 50 free Cam McEvoy – 21.35 Caeleb Dressel – 21.41 Chris Guiliano – 21.69 Ben Armbruster – 21.84 100 free Chris Guiliano – 47.38 Jack Alexy – 47.47 Kyle Chalmers – 47.75 200 free Luke Hobson – 1:44.89 Chris Guiliano –
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