2025 World Aquatics Swimming World Cup

The 2025 World Aquatics Swimming World Cup was a series of three-day meets in three cities in October 2025. This edition is held in the short course (25-meter pool) format.

Meets

The 2025 World Aquatics Swimming World Cup consisted of the following three meets. ^[1] These are mainly held in North America.

Meet	Dates	Location	Venue	Result
1	10–12 October	Carmel, United States	Carmel High School Natatorium	[2]
2	17–19 October	Westmont, United States	FMC Natatorium	[3]
3	23–25 October	Toronto, Canada	Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre	[4]

World Cup standings

Men

Rank	Swimmer	Points awarded			Total [5]
	Hubert Kós  (HUN)	58.4	58	59.4	175.8
	Shaine Casas  (USA)	53.8	58.5	58.9	171.2
	Caspar Corbeau  (NED)	55.8	56.3	58.9	171
4	Ilya Kharun  (CAN)	55.4	57.7	56.1	169.2
5	Carson Foster  (USA) [6]	55.4	49.8	53.4	158.6
6	Noè Ponti  (SUI)	53.6	54.1	47.8	155.5
7	Chris Guiliano  (USA) [6]	53	46.7	46.4	146.1
8	Thomas Ceccon  (ITA)	42.3	49.2	48.4	139.9
9	Josh Liendo  (CAN)	26.9	45.2	59	131.1
10	Kacper Stokowski  (POL) [6]	42.9	41.1	43.7	127.7

Women

Rank	Swimmer	Points awarded			Total [7]
	Kate Douglass  (USA)	58.9	59.1	59.5	177.5
	Gretchen Walsh  (USA)	59.1	59	59.2	177.3
	Kaylee McKeown  (AUS)	56.8	56.9	59.6	173.3
4	Lani Pallister  (AUS)	56.5	57	57.5	171
5	Regan Smith  (USA)	56.7	57.7	55.4	169.8
6	Mollie O'Callaghan  (AUS)	54.5	52.8	53.5	160.8
7	Alexandria Perkins  (AUS)	51	50.9	47.4	149.3
8	Erika Fairweather  (NZL)	48.2	48.6	49.7	146.5
9	Ellen Walshe  (IRL)	42.9	49.3	53.5	145.7
10	Mona McSharry  (IRL)	39.1	49.5	48.8	137.4

Absences in participation

Summer McIntosh was scheduled to participate in the Carmel event but later canceled her appearance because of illness. ^[8] She has officially chosen to withdraw from all remaining events in this edition of the Swimming World Cup, which might have signified her international debut with Bob Bowman. ^[9] She later went on to complete at the U.S. Open in Austin, Texas following her withdrawal. ^[10]

Event winners

In summary, of the total number of 102 events across three meets, the . United States (including those representing U.S swimming club (CLB)) won 43 events, followed by Australia winning 19 events and Canada and Hungary each with victories in 10 events.

50 m freestyle

Meet	Men		Women
	Winner	Time	Winner	Time
Carmel	Chris Guiliano  (USA)	20.83	Katarzyna Wasick  (POL)	23.29
Westmont	Ilya Kharun  (CAN)	20.72	Katarzyna Wasick  (POL)	23.30
Toronto	Josh Liendo  (CAN)	20.31 WC	Katarzyna Wasick  (POL)	23.21

100 m freestyle

Meet	Men		Women
	Winner	Time	Winner	Time
Carmel	Jack Alexy  (USA)	45.32	Kate Douglass  (USA)	50.83
Westmont	Jack Alexy  (USA)	45.84	Kate Douglass  (USA)	50.19 WR
Toronto	Josh Liendo  (CAN)	45.30	Kate Douglass  (USA)	49.93 WR

200 m freestyle

Meet	Men		Women
	Winner	Time	Winner	Time
Carmel	Luke Hobson  (USA)	1:41.19	Mollie O'Callaghan  (AUS)	1:50.77
Westmont	Luke Hobson  (USA)	1:40.62	Mollie O'Callaghan  (AUS)	1:49.77 WR
Toronto	Luke Hobson  (USA)	1:39.94	Mollie O'Callaghan  (AUS)	1:49.36 WR

400 m freestyle

Meet	Men		Women
	Winner	Time	Winner	Time
Carmel	Carson Foster  (USA)	3:37.80	Lani Pallister  (AUS)	3:54.38
Westmont	Samuel Short  (AUS)	3:36.27	Lani Pallister  (AUS)	3:52.42 WC
Toronto	Carson Foster  (USA)	3:36.52	Lani Pallister  (AUS)	3:51.87 OC, WC

800 m freestyle

Meet	Men		Women
	Winner	Time	Winner	Time
Carmel	—		Lani Pallister  (AUS)	8:02.02
Westmont	Zalán Sárkány  (HUN)	7:29.50 WC	—
Toronto	—		Lani Pallister  (AUS)	7:54.00 WR

1500 m freestyle

Meet	Men		Women
	Winner	Time	Winner	Time
Carmel	Samuel Short  (AUS)	14:30.00	—
Westmont	—		Lani Pallister  (AUS)	15:13.83
Toronto	Samuel Short  (AUS)	14:35.33	—

50 m backstroke

Meet	Men		Women
	Winner	Time	Winner	Time
Carmel	Hubert Kós  (HUN)	22.65	Kaylee McKeown  (AUS)	25.42
Westmont	Hubert Kós  (HUN)	22.91	Kaylee McKeown  (AUS)	25.63
Toronto	Hubert Kós  (HUN)	22.67	Kaylee McKeown  (AUS)	25.35 OC, WC

100 m backstroke

Meet	Men		Women
	Winner	Time	Winner	Time
Carmel	Hubert Kós  (HUN)	49.08	Regan Smith  (USA)	54.92
Westmont	Hubert Kós  (HUN)	48.78 WC	Regan Smith  (USA)	54.02 =WR
Toronto	Hubert Kós  (HUN)	48.16 WR	Kaylee McKeown  (AUS)	54.49 OC

200 m backstroke

Meet	Men		Women
	Winner	Time	Winner	Time
Carmel	Hubert Kós  (HUN)	1:46.84	Kaylee McKeown  (AUS)	1:58.86
Westmont	Hubert Kós  (HUN)	1:47.51	Kaylee McKeown  (AUS)	1:57.87 WR
Toronto	Hubert Kós  (HUN)	1:45.12 WR	Kaylee McKeown  (AUS)	1:57.33 WR

50 m breaststroke

Meet	Men		Women
	Winner	Time	Winner	Time
Carmel	Chris Smith  (RSA)	25.75	Eneli Jefimova  (EST)	29.33
Westmont	Caspar Corbeau  (NED)	25.52	Mona McSharry  (IRL)	29.59
Toronto	Caspar Corbeau  (NED)	25.77	Florine Gaspard  (BEL)	29.48

100 m breaststroke

Meet	Men		Women
	Winner	Time	Winner	Time
Carmel	Caspar Corbeau  (NED)	56.67	Kate Douglass  (USA)	1:02.90
Westmont	Ilya Shymanovich  (ANA)	56.41	Kate Douglass  (USA)	1:03.14
Toronto	Caspar Corbeau  (NED)	55.55 WC	Kate Douglass  (USA)	1:02.93

200 m breaststroke

Meet	Men		Women
	Winner	Time	Winner	Time
Carmel	Caspar Corbeau  (NED)	2:01.63	Kate Douglass  (USA)	2:13.97
Westmont	Caspar Corbeau  (NED)	2:01.68	Kate Douglass  (USA)	2:14.57
Toronto	Caspar Corbeau  (NED)	1:59.52 WR	Kate Douglass  (USA)	2:13.45

50 m butterfly

Meet	Men		Women
	Winner	Time	Winner	Time
Carmel	Ilya Kharun  (CAN)	21.86	Gretchen Walsh  (USA)	23.72 WR
Westmont	Ilya Kharun  (CAN)	21.69	Gretchen Walsh  (USA)	23.90
Toronto	Ilya Kharun  (CAN)	21.80	Gretchen Walsh  (USA)	23.91

100 m butterfly

Meet	Men		Women
	Winner	Time	Winner	Time
Carmel	Noè Ponti  (SUI)	48.53	Gretchen Walsh  (USA)	53.69 WC
Westmont	Noè Ponti  (SUI)	48.47	Gretchen Walsh  (USA)	53.72
Toronto	Josh Liendo  (CAN)	47.68 WR	Gretchen Walsh  (USA)	53.10 WC

200 m butterfly

Meet	Men		Women
	Winner	Time	Winner	Time
Carmel	Ilya Kharun  (CAN)	1:50.65	Regan Smith  (USA)	2:00.28 WC
Westmont	Ilya Kharun  (CAN)	1:48.46 WC	Regan Smith  (USA)	2:00.20 WC
Toronto	Ilya Kharun  (CAN)	1:49.71	Regan Smith  (USA)	2:00.34

100 m individual medley

Meet	Men		Women
	Winner	Time	Winner	Time
Carmel	Shaine Casas  (USA)	50.86	Gretchen Walsh  (USA)	55.91 WC
Westmont	Shaine Casas  (USA)	50.45	Gretchen Walsh  (USA)	55.77 WC
Toronto	Shaine Casas  (USA)	50.28	Gretchen Walsh  (USA)	55.99

200 m individual medley

Meet	Men		Women
	Winner	Time	Winner	Time
Carmel	Shaine Casas  (USA)	1:49.43 AM	Alex Walsh  (USA)	2:04.76
Westmont	Shaine Casas  (USA)	1:50.08	Alex Walsh  (USA)	2:04.44
Toronto	Shaine Casas  (USA)	1:49.79	Alex Walsh  (USA)	2:04.01

400 m individual medley

Meet	Men		Women
	Winner	Time	Winner	Time
Carmel	Carson Foster  (USA)	3:59.58	Abbie Wood  (GBR)	4:27.14
Westmont	Shaine Casas  (USA)	3:57.41	Ellen Walshe  (IRL)	4:25.33
Toronto	Shaine Casas  (USA)	3:56.13 WC	Ellen Walshe  (IRL)	4:22.97

References

1. "Swimming World Cup 2025 – Competition & Scoring" (PDF). World Aquatics. 3 July 2025. Retrieved 3 July 2025.
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3. "World Aquatics Swimming World Cup 2025 - Stop 2". World Aquatics. 17 October 2025. Retrieved 17 October 2025.
4. "World Aquatics Swimming World Cup 2025 - Stop 3". World Aquatics. 23 October 2025. Retrieved 23 October 2025.
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6. Represent U.S swimming club (CLB) in Carmel and Westmont
7. "Women Individual Ranking 2025 - Rankings". World Aquatics . Retrieved 12 October 2025.
8. Sutherland, James (2025-10-09). "Summer McIntosh Withdraws From Carmel World Cup Due To Illness". SwimSwam. Retrieved 2025-10-11.
9. Devin_Heroux (October 13, 2025). Canadian swimming sensation Summer McIntosh has now made the difficult decision to withdraw from the remaining World Cup stops, including in her hometown of Toronto. She is recovering from illness but has yet to return to the water. My story: – via Twitter.
10. Writer, Matthew De George-Senior (2025-10-28). "After Illness Costs World Cup Campaign, Summer McIntosh 'Feeling Great'". Swimming World. Retrieved 2025-12-07.