2025 World Cup – Westmont: Day 3 Prelims Live Recap
Hubert Kos may have been the men’s overall winner at the last stop, but it is Ilya Kharun leading the standings as we head into Day 3 in Westmont
2025 World Cup – Westmont: Day 3 Prelims Scratches – No Douglass In The Women’s 200 IM
There will be no Kate Douglass in the 200 IM tonight, with Alex Walsh the new favorite to take the event, while a couple of World Medalists scratch completely
Watch: Mollie O’Callaghan Set World Record in 200 Free (Westmont Night Two Race Videos)
Watch Mollie O’Callaghan break the 200 freestyle World Record and other race videos from night two of the World Cup in Westmont.
Regan Smith Ties 100 Back World Record, Breaks World Cup and US Open Records
Regan Smith tied her World Record time in the 100 backstroke, swimming 54.02 to win the final in Westmont by more than a second.
2025 Swimming World Cup – Westmont: Day 2 Finals Live Recap
Could we see a first World Record for Shaine Casas? The American star has Leon Marchand’s SCM 200 IM standard in his sights tonight in Westmont.
Kaylee McKeown Says “We Don’t Train Meters Back At Home. I Do It Once A Week” (Day 1 Quotes)
McKeown is also mindful of her shoulder injury, “You want to lay down the foundation to make it strong so it lasts for Los Angeles.”
2025 World Cup – Westmont: Day 2 Prelims Scratches – Casas Takes Aim At The 200 IM
Lewis Clareburt has scratched both of his entries for today, and Shaine Casas forgoes the 50 back in favor of the 200 IM
Shaine Casas Breaks Own US Open Record With 50.45 100 IM, Just Off WR Pace At 50 Mark
Casas was out much faster tonight than a week ago and was only 0.09 seconds off of Caeleb Dressel’s World Record pace at the 50 mark.
Regan Smith Lowers Own American Record Again With 2:00.20 200 Butterfly
Smith breaks her own record that she set just one week ago and inches closer to breaking the 2:00 mark.
2025 Swimming World Cup – Westmont: Day 1 Finals Live Recap
American Kate Douglass is the top seed in two events at tonight’s stop of the World Aquatics World Cup, the 200 breast and the 100 IM.
Why Is World Aquatics Undervaluing Gretchen Walsh?
The World Aquatics point system has its benefits, but it undervalues athletes like Gretchen Walsh who are leagues ahead of the field.
World Aquatics’ Newest World Cup Incentive: Crown BUSTERS
Chad le Clos wasn’t rewarded for busting Trenton Julian’s crown at the 2024 World Cup. In 2025, swimmers can earn $2,500 for playing the spoiler in Toronto.
Dive Into Paradise: The 22nd Annual Orange Bowl Swim Classic Returns to Key Largo, Florida
Reservations are now open for Winter Training 2025–2026 and the 22nd Annual Orange Bowl Swim Classic, scheduled for January 7, 2026.
Gretchen Walsh Leads Prize Money Totals With $22,000 Earned At The First World Cup Stop
Gretchen Walsh currently sits at the top of the World Cup Prize Money Rankings, winning $22,000 at the first stop of the series.
Gretchen Walsh Near Perfect in World Cup Rankings, Hubert Kos Two Points Up After Stop One
Gretchen Walsh leads the women’s World Cup standings after the first stop, scoring 59.1 points out of a perfect 60 points.
