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In a primarily age group field, some of the world's best will also be in attendance this weekend at the Southern Zone South Sectional Championships.

Patriot Aquatic Club's Annika Parkhe, who won the 100 fly at Winter Juniors West with 51.5, will swim for Stanford next year.

Bailey O'Regan, who represents Canada in international swimming, decommitted from Kentucky and has signed an NLI with Stanford for 2024-25.

“I chose Kentucky because of its excellent and knowledgeable coaching staff,” said Hamilton, who picked Kentucky over USC, Alabama, and Ohio State.

Barrie Trojans' Laila Oravsky, 16, dominated the women's 10 km event to book her ticket to the 2024 World Championships in Doha.

Rylee Erisman's time of 55.53 marks a personal best by almost a second, and makes her the 4th-fastest performer in the girls 13-14 age group nationally.

FUKUOKA, Japan - Canadian men turned in two top-30 finishes as open water swimming continued with the five-kilometre races Monday night at the Fukuoka 2023 World Aquatics Championships.

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17-year-old Abby Dunford will be replaced by her 17-year-old Sarasota Sharks teammate Bailey O'Regan in the women's 10k at the World Championships.

After making the pool roster via titles in the 400, 800, and 1500 in Toronto, Eric Brown won the national 10k title on Saturday in the Cayman Islands.