Canada competed at the 2025 World Aquatics Championships in Singapore from July 11 to August 3, 2025.
The Canadian team consisted of 65 (33 men and 32 women) athletes competing in all six disciplines. Canada won a total of nine medals (four gold, one silver and four bronze), eight in swimming and one in high diving.
Medalists The following Canadian competitors won medals at the Championships. In the by discipline sections below, medallists' names are bolded. Medal Name Sport Event DateSummer McIntoshSwimmingWomen's 400 m freestyleJuly 27Summer McIntoshSwimmingWomen's 200 metre individual medleyJuly 28Summer McIntoshSwimmingWomen's 200 metre butterflyJuly 31Summer McIntoshSwimmingWomen's 400 metre individual medleyAugust 3Simone LeatheadHigh divingWomen's eventJuly 26Mary-Sophie HarveySwimmingWomen's 200 metre individual medleyJuly 28Kylie MasseOliver DawsonJosh LiendoTaylor RuckBrooklyn DouthwrightIngrid WilmSwimmingMixed 4 × 100 metre medley relayJuly 30Ilya KharunSwimmingMen's 100 metre butterflyAugust 2Summer McIntoshSwimmingWomen's 800 m freestyleAugust 2
Athletes by discipline The following is the list of number of competitors participating at the Championships per discipline. SportMenWomenTotalArtistic swimming 01212Diving 459High diving 123Open water swimming112Swimming 131225Water polo 14014Total3332 65
Artistic swimming
Canada Artistic Swimming named a team of 12 athletes (all women) on July 2, 2025. Scarlett Finn was named to the team but did not compete in any event.
Women AthleteEventPreliminariesFinalPointsRankPointsRankAudrey LamotheSolo technical routine234.705811 Q236.600810Solo free routine219.56757 Q224.22638Audrey LamotheXimena OrtizDuet technical routine271.65269 Q236.582512Duet free routine233.007911 Q238.04379Georgia HockHalle PrattLaurianne ImbeauKenzie PriddellXimena OrtizAlicia RehelRaphaelle PlanteClaire ScheffelTeam acrobatic routine203.16526 Q202.79487Georgia HockLaurianne ImbeauKenzie PriddellAlicia RehelRaphaelle PlanteClaire ScheffelFlorence TremblayOlena VerbinskaTeam technical routine244.381710 Q266.51169
Diving
Diving Canada named a team of ten divers (four men and five women) on July 3, 2025.
Men AthleteEventPreliminariesSemifinalsFinalPointsRankPointsRankPointsRankTazman Abramowicz1 m springboard288.45 39colspan=2 colspan=2 Carson Paul3 m springboard391.7512 Q392.65 14colspan=2 Matt Cullen10 m platform342.5533colspan=4 Benjamin Tessier387.1016 Q443.209 Q445.309Tazman AbramowiczCarson Paul3 m synchro springboard338.0415colspan=2 colspan=2 Matt CullenBenjamin Tessier10 m synchro platform343.41 11colspan=2 colspan=2
Women AthleteEventPreliminariesSemifinalsFinalPointsRankPointsRankPointsRankMargo Erlam1 m springboard234.6517colspan=2 colspan=2 Sonya Palkhivala218.75 24colspan=2 colspan=2 Margo Erlam3 m springboard260.1020colspan=4 Amélie‑Laura Jasmin290.10 10 Q282.4010 Q271.5011Katelyn Fung10 m platform285.2012 Q314.80 5 Q343.204Kate Miller242.0527colspan=4 Amélie‑Laura JasminSonya Palkhivala3 m synchro springboard243.0010colspan=2 colspan=2 Katelyn FungKate Miller10 m synchro platform277.77 8 Qcolspan=2 269.348
Mixed AthleteEventFinalPointsRankCarson PaulKatelyn FungAmélie-Laura JasminMatt CullenTeam event349.2010
High diving
Diving Canada named a team of three high divers (one man and two women) on July 3, 2025. On July 26, 2025, Simone Leathead won Canada's first medal of the Championships in the women's high diving event.
AthleteEventPointsRankMichaël FoisyMen's307.6015Molly CarlsonWomen's271.90 9Simone Leathead314.50
Open water swimming
Swimming Canada entered two open water swimmers, who also qualified to compete in the pool competitions. Both athletes finished as the top Canadian at the 2025 USA Swimming Open Water National Championships in Sarasota, Florida.
AthleteEventHeatSemi-finalFinalTimeRankTimeRankTimeRankEric BrownMen's 3 km knockout sprints17:10.17 Q11:33.111Did not advanceMen's 5 kmcolspan=4 58:08.613Men's 10 kmcolspan=4 2:04:04.621Emma FinlinWomen's 3 km knockout sprints18:42.016Did not advanceWomen's 5 kmcolspan=4 1:04:37.219Women's 10 kmcolspan=4 2:19:47.826
Swimming
Swimming Canada entered 26 swimmers (13 per gender) plus the two open water swimmers (one per gender) for a total of 28 swimmers (14 per gender). The team was selected based on the results of the 2025 Canadian Swimming Trials held in Victoria, British Columbia in June 2025. On July 4th it was announced Penny Oleksiak had withdrawn from the team, dropping the team to 27 swimmers (14 men and 13 women).
Men AthleteEventHeatSemifinalFinalTimeRankTimeRankTimeRankJoshua Liendo50 metre freestyle22.22=30colspan=4 Ruslan Gaziev100 metre freestyle48.4118colspan=4 Antoine Sauve200 metre freestyle1:49.1937colspan=4 Ethan Ekk400 metre freestyle3:46.019colspan=2 colspan=2 800 metre freestyle7:53.3014colspan=2 colspan=2 Cole Pratt50 metre backstroke25.2030colspan=4 Blake Tierney100 metre backstroke54.8134colspan=4 Ethan Ekk200 metre backstroke1:57.2018colspan=4 Blake Tierney1:55.17 NR1 Q1:55.03 NR5 Q1:55.094Oliver Dawson50 metre breaststroke27.55=32colspan=4 Finlay Knox100 metre breaststroke1:01.0529colspan=4 Oliver Dawson200 metre breaststroke2:11.0711 Q2:10.3211colspan=2 Ilya Kharun50 metre butterfly22.853 Q22.929colspan=2 Joshua Liendo23.169 Q23.0011colspan=2 Ilya Kharun100 metre butterfly50.702 Q50.394 Q50.07Joshua Liendo51.045 Q50.242 Q50.094Ilya Kharun200 metre butterfly1:53.743 Q1:54.43 5 Q1:54.344Tristan Jankovics200 metre individual medley1:58.6112 Q1:59.1313colspan=2 Finlay Knox1:59.6418colspan=4 Tristan Jankovics400 metre individual medleycolspan=2 colspan=2 colspan=2 Lorne Wigginton4:16.6114colspan=2 colspan=2 Ruslan GazievJoshua LiendoAntoine SauveFilip Senc-Samardzic4 × 100 m freestyle relay3:12.645 Qcolspan=2 3:12.898Ethan EkkJordi VilchezAntoine SauveFilip Senc-Samardzic4 × 200 m freestyle relay7:12.3612colspan=2 colspan=2 Blake TierneyRuslan GazievIlya KharunOliver Dawson4 × 100 m medley relay3:30.86 NR4 Q colspan=2 3:29.75 NR5
Women AthleteEventHeatSemifinalFinalTimeRankTimeRankTimeRankTaylor Ruck50 metre freestyle24.639 Q24.5310colspan=2 100 metre freestyle54.4518colspan=4 Mary-Sophie Harvey200 metre freestyle1:57.7213 Q1:58.5715colspan=2 Ella Jansen1:57.53=8 Q1:57.6011colspan=2 Summer McIntosh400 metre freestyle4:03.11=3 Qcolspan=2 3:56.26Ella Jansen4:11.0117colspan=2 colspan=2 Summer McIntosh800 metre freestyle8:19.883 Qcolspan=2 8:07.29 Kylie Masse50 metre backstroke27.461 Q27.506 Q27.334Ingrid Wilm27.768 Q27.485 Q27.568Kylie Masse100 metre backstroke59.719 Q58.663 Q58.424Taylor Ruck59.718 Q59.185 Q59.59 7Madison Kryger200 metre backstroke2:11.4019colspan=4 Ingrid Wilm2:10.1114 Q2:10.2813 colspan=2 Alexanne Lepage50 metre breaststroke30.9822colspan=4 100 metre breaststroke1:07.3525colspan=4 Sophie Angus200 metre breaststroke2:27.5120colspan=4 Mary-Sophie Harvey2:26.9517colspan=4 Taylor Ruck50 metre butterfly25.9515 Q25.7113colspan=2 Brooklyn Douthwright100 metre butterfly59.2526colspan=4 Summer McIntosh200 metre butterfly2:07.071 Q2:06.222 Q2:01.99 CR, AMMary-Sophie Harvey200 metre individual medley2:09.954 Q2:10.196 Q2:09.15Summer McIntosh2:09.462 Q2:07.391 Q2:06.69Mary-Sophie Harvey400 metre individual medleycolspan=2 colspan=2 colspan=2 Summer McIntosh4:35.561 Qcolspan=2 4:25.78 CRBrooklyn DouthwrightTaylor RuckSienna AngoveIngrid Wilm4 × 100 m freestyle relay3:37.509colspan=2 colspan=2 Brooklyn DouthwrightElla CosgroveSienna AngoveElla Jansen4 × 200 m freestyle relay7:54.905 Qcolspan=2 7:52.526Sophie AngusMary-Sophie HarveyElla JansenKylie Masse4 × 100 m medley relay3:58.326 Qcolspan=2 3:55.635
Mixed AthleteEventHeatFinalTimeRankTimeRankRuslan GazievMary-Sophie HarveyJoshua LiendoTaylor RuckAntoine SauveBrooklyn Douthwright4 × 100 freestyle relay3:24.948 Q3:23.166Kylie MasseOliver DawsonJosh LiendoTaylor RuckBrooklyn Douthwright*Ingrid Wilm*4 × 100 medley relay3:43.475 Q3:40.90 NR *Participated in heats but received medals
Water polo
Summary TeamEventGroup stagePlayoff9th–12th Semifinal11th place matchOppositionScoreOppositionScoreOppositionScoreRankOppositionScoreOppositionScoreOppositionScoreRankCanada men's teamMen's tournamentL 9–18W 22–10L 18–193 QL 10–22L 12–18W 16–1111
Men's tournament
Canada's men's water polo team qualified by finishing in the top two at the 2024 Pan American Water Polo Championship in Ibagué, Colombia.
Team roster The team of 14 athletes was named on June 27, 2025.
Jérémie Côté Bogdan Djerkovic Reuel D'Souza Aleksa Gardijan Andrej Gavric Nikolas Gerakoudis Leo Hachem David Lapins Brody Mcknight Jason O’Donnell Roko Pozaric Milan Radenovic Aria Soleimanipak Bor Tanasijevic
Group play
Playoffs
9th–12th place semifinals
11th place match
References