History made in Toronto! Kate Douglass delivers a stunning 49.93 in the 100m Freestyle: the first sub-50 performance ever recorded and seals the overall win at the Swimming World Cup 2025.
Caspar Corbeau becomes the first man ever to break the 2-minute barrier in the 200m Breaststroke, clocking 1:59.52 on the final day of the Swimming World Cup 2025 in Toronto!
A glimpse into a hard day of training. Natalie, Santi, Santo, and Calvyn pushed through a hard week of training. Nikola was away on a business trip, and Marina had the Central American Games.
Hubert Kos was unstoppable at the final stop of the Swimming World Cup 2025 in Toronto. On the last day of racing, he powered to a new World Record in the 100m Backstroke with a time of 48.16!
Kaylee McKeown did it again! After her stunning World Record in Westmont, the Australian Backstroke queen raised the bar even higher at the final stop of the Swimming World Cup 2025 in Toronto.
Olympic medalist and world-record holder Noè Ponti sits down with Katie in Carmel, Indiana ahead of World Cup Stop 1 to talk Paris (4th/5th and what he learned), the mental reset that set up his short-course world record in the 100 fly, and the rare “Grand Slam” of medaling across Olympics, Euros, and Worlds. He opens up about trusting his gut during a brief U.S. college stint (why he went home after a month), how he handles near-misses (“he won the race, I didn’t lose it”), and the simple word that drives his day-to-day: discipline.
Lani Pallister powered through 32 laps to touch in 7:54.00, breaking Katie Ledecky’s World Record in the 800m Freestyle.
An unforgettable weekend in Toronto as swimmers shattered 7 World Records and conquered 22 crowns!
