Win Prizes! Enter to Win the 2024 World Aquatics Championships Pick ‘Em Contest

by Riley Overend 34

February 09th, 2024 International, News

The 2024 World Aquatics Championships are officially underway in Doha, Qatar — the first LCM Worlds ever held in the Middle East.

Think you’ve got the best eye for talent? Who will be prioritizing the podium at an oddly timed meet or using it as a tune-up for the Paris Olympics this summer?

Put your predictions to the test with the SwimSwam Pick ‘Em Contest, presented by Speedo USA.

The prizes for this contest will be provided by Speedo USA.

CLICK HERE TO ENTER

Need help making picks? Check out the SwimSwam official preview index here.

SCORING SYSTEM

Correctly picking a swimmer to place:

  • 1st – 7 points
  • 2nd – 5 points
  • 3rd – 4 points
  • 4th – 3 points

Correctly picking a swimmer to place in the top 4 but putting them in the wrong spot, will earn you 1 point.

Picks will close at 8:00 p.m., US Eastern Time on Saturday, Feb. 10, and at that time, we will post everyone’s picks for them to see.

You CAN go in and edit your responses up until 8:00 p.m. EST on Saturday. You can also use this “edit responses” ability to go in and print or save your answers.

The tie-breaker for prizes, if necessary, will be the most correctly-picked winners in the relevant time period, then 2nd-place finishers, then 3rd-place finishers, etc. in the relevant time period.

OFFICIAL RULES

Anybody is eligible to play, but only certain people are eligible for prizes. For starters, only one entry per person is allowed. If we discover that you have made multiple entries, we may disqualify all of your entries.

To win prizes, entrant must:

  • Be 18 or older
  • Accept responsibility for any and all taxes
  • Accept responsibility for any impact on high school or college eligibility
  • Be a legal resident of the United States or Canada (prizes will only be mailed to these countries)
  • Must enter contest using their real name
  • No purchase is required for entry
  • Agree to allow SwimSwam to provide their personal information to a sponsor in order to distribute prizes

SPEEDO PRIZES

Daily Prizes are  the VANQUISHER 2.0 and a Speedo shirt:

The Grand Prize for the player with the most overall points across the meet is one (1) Speedo Tech Suit.

Many thanks to Speedo, a SwimSwam partner since 2013.

See Speedo’s HQ here.

Follow Speedo on Instagram here.

 

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Yannick Angel Martino Moravcova
8 months ago

Probably the only time I can ever recall SwimSwam experts picking at least 6 different nations to land on the relay podiums for each the men and the women. This Worlds will stand out as getting a variety of nations a taste of the medals. Will be fun to watch how it shakes out and which new stars emerge.

I miss the ISL
8 months ago

I’m fully preparing myself to be humiliated with myself after telling myself all this time I know swimming

Steve Nolan
8 months ago

Even the prizes are mailed in

Admin
Reply to  Steve Nolan
8 months ago

If you wanted to go pick them up in person, I’m sure you could.

Steve Nolan
Reply to  Braden Keith
8 months ago

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Last edited 8 months ago by Steve Nolan
Emma Eckeon
9 months ago

By now swimswam has a big global audience. Why not mail prizes to countries other than USA and Canada?Countries from Europe maybe? It’s time for that to happen guys…

RealSlimThomas
Reply to  Emma Eckeon
8 months ago

I think that rests on Speedo USA and not SwimSwam

mclovineta
9 months ago

This is going to be terrible at best

Southerly Buster
9 months ago

Off topic:

Madi Wilson will be back swimming competitively in 2025. I have posted the story at:

https://swimswam.com/olympic-gold-medalist-madi-wilson-announces-pregnancy-with-cricket-star-matt-short/

Caveman
9 months ago

ME THINK THIS DISASTER

bigfriendlyswimpodcast
9 months ago

100 breaststroke is listed twice in the forms sheet? with completely different names

About Riley Overend

Riley is an associate editor interested in the stories taking place outside of the pool just as much as the drama between the lane lines. A 2019 graduate of Boston College, he arrived at SwimSwam in April of 2022 after three years as a sports reporter and sports editor at newspapers …

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