National Championships

(Outdoor)
(Event) (Year) (Time)
50-yards 1921 23.2
50-yards 1922 23.0
100-yards 1922 52.8
100-yards 1923 54.6
100-yards 1925 52.0
100-meters 1926 59.6
100-meters 1927 58.0
100-meters 1928 57.8
220-yards 1921 2:28.0
220-yards 1922 2:22.4
440-yards 1922 5:16.4
440-yards 1923 5:37.4
440-yards 1925 5:22.5
440-yards 1926 5:21.8
440-yards 1927 4:52.0
440-yards 1928 4:58.6

(Indoor)
(Event) (Year) (Time)
50-yards 1923 23.6
50-yards 1924 24.0
50-yards 1925 23.2
100-yards 1922 54.0
100-yards 1923 54.8
100-yards 1924 53.8
100-yards 1925 52.2
100-yards 1927 51.4
100-yards 1928 50.8
Pentathlon 1922
Pentathlon 1923 (Tied)
220-yards 1922 2:17.4
220-yards 1923 2:22.0
220-yards 1924 2:14.8
220-yards 1927 2:10.8
220-yards 1928 2:10.4
500-yards 1922 5:46.8
500-yards 1923 5:43.6
500-yards 1924 5:50.4
500-yards 1927 5:28.4
500-yards 1928 5:35.0
150-yd Backstroke 1923 1:42.0

Johnny won three gold medals at the 1924 Olympics

Johnny Weissmuller won 52 National Championships (36 individual and 16 relay team) and 67 world championships. He also set 51 individual world records, 94 individual American records, and was the anchor on 13 American record-setting relay teams (between 1921 and 1928). He was also a member of National Championship water polo teams in 1924 and 1927.

Johnny at the Swimming Hall of Fame, 1966