With the 2017 FINA World Championships in the books, here is one final look at some numbers that stood out at the event.

# of finalists: 17

# of finalists at Kazan 2015 worlds: 16

Last time Canada had more than 17 finalists at long-course worlds: 1978 (West Berlin)

# of additional Top 16 finishers: 21

# of additional Top 16s in Kazan: 10

# of medals: 4

# of gold medals: 1 (Kylie Masse, W 100 back)

Last Canadian gold medal at worlds: 2007 (Brent Hayden, M 100 free)

# of world records: 1 (Kylie Masse, W 100 back – 58.10)

Masse’s world ranking two years ago: 18th

Masse’s Canadian ranking five years ago: 99th

Last Canadian world record: 2009 (Annamay Pierse, W 200 breast)

Masse’s best 100 back time in 2009: 1:15.62 (age 13)

# of Canadian records: 12

# of Canadian records broken by Masse: 6 (individual and relay)

# of previous times Canada set 12 Canadian records at worlds: 0

Youngest swimmer: 16 years old (Kayla Sanchez)

Oldest swimmer: 26 years old (Michelle Toro)

Youngest and oldest in Kazan 2015: 17, 31

# of swimmers leaving with a medal: 10

# of swimmers with a medal in Kazan 2015: 8