Meanwhile Masse reached the women’s 200 backstroke final, marking the second straight worlds she’s qualified in all three backstroke distances. Canada had one finalist in action on Friday as Kelsey Wog of Winnipeg placed eighth in in the women’s 200 breaststroke in 2:25.21. In the women’s 50 fly, veteran Katerine Savard of Pont-Rouge, Que., clocked her fastest time since 2016 and fourth best of her career with a 25.98 for 12th. “I’m really proud of that,’’ said the three-time Olympian. I’m really grateful for that.’’Fastest men’s 4×200 free for Canada since 2009In the morning preliminaries, Canada’s men’s 4×200 freestyle relay ranked 12th in 7:10.67.
