Swimming World Weekly Splash
February 9th, 2023
Singapore to host 2025 World Aquatics Championship, Katharine Berkoff Aims to Build on American Record, Barbara Hernandez with a World First Swim, Ariarne Titmus Planning a 400 Free Game Changer, Carmel Girls Swim 1:39 200 Medley Relay
Singapore Replaces Kazan As Host Of 2025 World Aquatics Championships
World Aquatics has announced Singapore will play host to the 2025 World Aquatics Championships, and will replace Kazan.

The Russian city was awarded the showpiece event in July 2019 and were due to stage the meet 10 years after they played host in 2015.
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Katharine Berkoff Aims to Build on American Record, Switches Second Event to 100 Free
After winning the NCAA championship in the 100-yard backstroke as a sophomore at NC State, Berkoff was ecstatic – but not satisfied.
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Ariarne Titmus Planning A 400 Free Game Changer As She Plots Her Path To Paris And A Slice of Olympic History

The world’s fastest 400m freestyler, Australia’s Ariarne Titmus has revealed she will have to change her game plan if she is to become only the second woman in history to successfully defend the Olympic 400m freestyle gold medal at next year’s Games in Paris.

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Barbara Hernandez Marks World First with 2.5-KM Antarctica Swim
Chilean swimmer Barbara Hernandez became the first swimmer to cover 2.5 kilometers in the frozen waters off Antarctica on Monday.
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Carmel Girls Swim 1:39 200 Medley Relay at High School Sectionals; Could Challenge National Record at State

Next week, Carmel High School will aim for a 37th consecutive Indiana state title in girls’ swimming and diving, and the Greyhounds could chase some national standards in that pursuit. In Carmel’s final tune-up meet before State, a Sectionals meet held at their home pool, the foursome of Berit Berglund, Molly Sweeney, Alex Shackell and Meghan Christman finished just over a second off the National High School record in the 200 medley relay.

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