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After putting herself in position to be named to the team in the 50 free, Penny Oleksiak locked in her spot in Singapore by winning the women’s 100 free. Archive photo via Jack Spitser/Spitser Photography
07 Jun 2025 – 12 Jun 2025
SwimSwam has compiled a list of all of the available race videos from the final night of the 2025 Canadian Swimming Trials.
Kylie Masse will represent Canada at the World Aquatics Championships for the fifth time, aiming to keep her streak of winning at least one medal alive.
Sienna Angove and Jordi Vilchez booked tickets to Singapore as relay-only swimmers on the final day of competition at Canadian trials.
The Canadian Trials wrap up tonight with the 200 freestyle and 50 butterfly for both men and women, along with the men’s 800 and women’s 1500 freestyle.
The last day of the 2025 Canadian Trials marks the final chance for swimmers to make the team for the World Championships set to be held in Singapore.
June 11th, 2025
Penny Oleksiak and Ruslan Gaziev picked up wins in the 100 freestyle on Tuesday night at the Canadian Swimming Trials in Victoria, qualifying them for the 2025 World Championships in Singapore.
Oleksiak had already put herself in a position to be named to the Worlds roster after winning the women’s 50 free in a time under Swimming Canada’s secondary standard (Priority 3), but in the 100 free, she booked the win and got under the ‘A’ cut by two-tenths in 54.05 to get bumped up to Priority 1.
Taylor Ruck and Ingrid Wilm, who had already qualified for the Worlds team, placed 2nd and 4th in the 100 free to add the relay to their schedule, while Brooklyn Douthwright took 3rd to earn a Singapore slot under Priority 2.
In the men’s 100 free, Gaziev won in a time of 48.37, narrowly missing the ‘A’ cut by .03, but since he was under the secondary standard, he’ll be able to swim the event individually in Singapore.
Antoine Sauve was the surprise runner-up in a lifetime best of 48.42, while Josh Liendo settled for 3rd in 48.62, meaning he may not represent Canada in the 100 free individually in Singapore. However, Sauve was not under the ‘A’ cut (48.34) and Liendo has been as fast as 47.55 in the qualifying period, so it’s possible he’ll get an individual entry in the event.
Runner-up Sauve and 4th-place finisher Filip Senc-Samardzic added their names to the roster in the 4×100 free relay, while Liendo had already qualified in the 50 free and 100 fly.
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Josh Liendo was fasterthan the A standard over 100 free in Paris. I believe he could swim it, assuming he wants it, right or wrong ?
not a lot of distance swimmers.
James swam five years at Laurentian University in Sudbury, Ontario, specializing in the 200 free, back and IM. He finished up his collegiate swimming career in 2018, graduating with a bachelor’s degree in economics. In 2019 he completed his graduate degree in sports journalism. Prior to going to Laurentian, James swam …
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