2025 World Para Swimming Championships – Medley relays

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The mixed medley relay events at the 2025 World Para Swimming Championships will be held at the Singapore Aquatic Centre between 21 and 27 September 2025. Four medley relays will be held. ^[1]

Schedule

The mixed medleys relays will be held across the following schedule:

mixed medley relays

Day	Date	Classifications
Day 1	21 Sept
Day 2	22 Sept
Day 3	23 Sept [2] [3]	Mixed 4x50 m medley relay 20pts
Day 4	24 Sept [4] [5]	Mixed 4x100 medley relay 49 pts
Day 5	25 Sept	Mixed 4x100 medley relay 34 pts
Day 6	26 Sept	Mixed 4x100 medley relay S14
Day 7	27 Sept

Medal summary

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Mixed 4 × 100 m medley relay S14	Great Britain Poppy Maskill Harry Stewart William Ellard Bethany Firth	Brazil Arthur Xavier Ribeiro Beatriz de Araújo Gabriel Bandeira Ana Karolina Soares	Thailand Nattharinee Khajhonmatha Natirat Meeprom Phakhawat Kumarasing Wachiraphon Thavornvasu
Mixed 4 × 100 m medley relay 49 pts	Brazil Carol Santiago Guilherme Batista Silva Thomaz Rocha Matera Lucilene da Silva Sousa	Spain Albert Gelis Marian Polo López Juan Ferrón Gutiérrez Emma Feliu Martin	Japan Tomomi Ishiura Genki Saito Keiichi Kimura Ayano Tsujiuchi
Mixed 4 × 100 m medley relay 34 pts	Spain Núria Marquès Óscar Salguero Iñigo Llopis Sanz Anastasiya Dmytriv	Great Britain Alice Tai Bruce Dee Faye Rogers Roan Brennan	Australia Thomas Gallagher Timothy Hodge Emily Beecroft Chloe Osborn
Mixed 4 × 50 m medley relay 20 pts	Brazil Samuel de Oliveira Alessandra Oliveira Tiago Ferreira Mayara Petzold	China Yuan Weiyi Zhu Ji He Shenggao Guo Jincheng	United States Adin Williams Katie Kubiak Morgan Ray Leanne Smith

Race summaries

Mixed 4x100 m medley relay 34 pts

This relay will take place on 25 September, and consists of ten teams competing in heats, with the top eight moving forward to the final. The aggregate classifications of teams cannot add up to more than 34. This relay contains higher classification athletes (S6 to S10) , but not those with sight impediments or learning disability.

Heats

Rank	Heat	Lane	Athlete	Result	Notes
1	1	4	Australia  (AUS)	4:36.76	Q
2	1	5	Spain  (ESP)	4:38.03	Q
3	1	6	United States  (USA)	4:40.74	Q
4	1	0	Great Britain  (GBR)	4:44.00	Q
5	1	8	Czech Republic  (CZE)	4:52.54	Q
6	1	1	Canada  (CAN)	4:55.39	Q
	1	3	China  (CHN)		DSQ
	1	2	France  (FRA)		DSQ
	1	9	Poland  (POL)		DSQ

Final

Rank	Lane	Athlete	Result	Notes
	5	Spain  (ESP)	4:31.50	CR
	6	Great Britain  (GBR)	4:31.65
	4	Australia  (AUS)	4:32.05
4	3	United States  (USA)	4:38.33
5	7	Canada  (CAN)	4:50.00
6	2	Czech Republic  (CZE)	4:53.90

Mixed 4x100 m medley relay 49 pts

This relay took place on 24 September, and consists of four teams in a direct final. The aggregate classifications of teams cannot add up to more than 49. This relay contains athletes with sight impediments (S11 to S13).

Final

Rank	Lane	Athlete	Result	Notes
	1	Brazil  (BRA)	4:23.48	WR
	4	Spain  (ESP)	4:25.33	ER
	3	Japan  (JPN)	4:37.90	AS
4	6	China  (CHN)	4:46.90

Mixed 4x100 m medley relay S14

This relay will take place on 26 September, and consists of four teams in a direct final. This relay contains athletes with intellectual or learning disabilities.

Final

Rank	Lane	Athlete	Result	Notes
	4	Great Britain  (GBR) Poppy Maskill Harry Stewart William Ellard Bethany Firth	4:02.86	WR
	5	Brazil  (BRA) Arthur Xavier Ribeiro Beatriz de Araújo Gabriel Bandeira Ana Karolina Soares	4:05.98	AMR
	3	Thailand  (THA) Nattharinee Khajhonmatha Natirat Meeprom Phakhawat Kumarasing Wachiraphon Thavornvasu	4:32.74
4	6	Singapore  (SGP) Danielle Moi Liang Chan Han Wei Darren Chan Jazlene Tan	5:22.53

Mixed 4x50 medley relay 20 pts

This relay will took on 23 September, and consists of ten teams competing in heats, with the top eight moving forward to the final. The aggregate classifications of teams cannot add up to more than 20. This relay typically contains lower classification athletes up to no higher than S6 or S7.

Heats

Rank	Heat	Lane	Athlete	Result	Notes
1	1	3	Ukraine  (UKR)	2:37.30	Q
2	1	5	United States  (USA)	2:37.34	Q
3	1	4	China  (CHN)	2:38.37	Q
4	1	6	Brazil  (BRA)	2:39.31	Q
5	1	7	Japan  (JPN)	2:52.36	Q
6	1	2	Spain  (ESP)	2:53.69	Q
7	1	0	Poland  (POL)	3:21.45	Q
	1	8	Kazakhstan  (KAZ)		DSQ

Final

Rank	Lane	Athlete	Result	Notes
	6	Brazil  (BRA)	2:30.94
	3	China  (CHN)	2:31.62
	5	United States  (USA)	2:36.84
4	4	Ukraine  (UKR)	2:37.10
5	2	Japan  (JPN)	2:45.71
6	7	Spain  (ESP)	2:46.27
7	1	Poland  (POL)	3:22.58

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References

1. Singapore 2025 Event guide
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