Stars and Stripes Shine in Singapore at 2025 World Para Swimming Championships
Team USA wins 35 medals at World Para Swimming Championships, setting sights on LA 2028.
Team USA wins 35 medals at World Para Swimming Championships, setting sights on LA 2028.
SINGAPORE - After seven days of thrilling competition at the OCBC Aquatic Center in Singapore, Team USA capped off the 2025 World Para Swimming Championships with a five-medal haul – including four gold – on the final day of action. The Americans close...
SINGAPORE – Over the course of a storied career spanning nearly two decades, Paralympic champion Mallory Weggemann (Eagan, Minnesota) has competed in 21 finals and secured a podium finish in every single one. On the sixth and penultimate day of the 202...
It’s hard to believe that Katie Kubiak (Mequon, Wisconsin) hasn’t been on the international stage for decades. The 22-year-old continues to mark her historic debut against the world’s best, picking up her third world title, fourth world record and sixt...
SINGAPORE – Katie Kubiak (Mequon, Wisconsin) continued her streak of brilliance on the fourth day of competition at the 2025 World Para Swimming Championships with a gold medal and record-breaking performance in the women’s 50m backstroke S4. Kubiak br...
SINGAPORE – Team USA closed out day three of the 2025 World Para Swimming Championships in commanding fashion, earning five more podium finishes at the OCBC Aquatic Center. The highlight of the night came from Paralympic champion Olivia Chambers (Littl...
SINGAPORE – Team USA painted the pool red, white, and blue on the second day of finals at the Singapore 2025 World Para Swimming Championships, earning a medal in every race they contested. With seven podium appearances on the night, the American team ...
SINGAPORE – Team USA made a statement on the opening day of the Singapore 2025 World Para Swimming Championships, capturing three medals including two world titles at the OCBC Aquatics Centre. Grace Nuhfer (Greenwood, Indiana), Mallory Weggemann (Eagan...
The Jimi Flowers Classic unites Paralympians and young swimmers in Colorado Springs for a special weekend meet.
A U.S. team of 13 women and seven men will compete from Sept. 21-27 in Singapore.