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युवा खेल सप्ताह में आर्चरी एवं कबड्डी के मुकाबले हुए

.अंडर 17 वर्ष बालक वर्ग में हिमांशु क्लब प्रथम और बालिका वर्ग में आदिनाथ स्कूल प्रथम रही। अंडर 19 वर्ष बालक वर्ग में राजस्थान पी.जी. प्रथम रहे। आर्चरी प्रतियोगिता में सीनियर कंपाउंड इवेंट बालक वर्ग में शुभम सैनी प्रथम, शिवम मीणा द्वितीय और मनीष यादव तृतीय रहे। अंडर 15 इंडियन राउंड बालक वर्ग में भानु […]

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युवा खेल सप्ताह में आर्चरी एवं कबड्डी के मुकाबले हुए

.अंडर 17 वर्ष बालक वर्ग में हिमांशु क्लब प्रथम और बालिका वर्ग में आदिनाथ स्कूल प्रथम रही। अंडर 19 वर्ष बालक वर्ग में राजस्थान पी.जी. प्रथम रहे। आर्चरी प्रतियोगिता में सीनियर कंपाउंड इवेंट बालक वर्ग में शुभम सैनी प्रथम, शिवम मीणा द्वितीय और मनीष यादव तृतीय रहे। अंडर 15 इंडियन राउंड बालक वर्ग में भानु प्रताप सिंह प्रथम, कृष सैनी द्वितीय और गौरव चौधरी तृतीय रहे। अंडर 14 वर्ष बालक वर्ग रिकर्व इवेंट में सूर्यांश प्रताप सिंह चौहान प्रथम, अंडर 13 बालक वर्ग इंडियन राउंड में मयंक जाहगल प्रथम और रिकर्व इवेंट में लक्ष्य यादव प्रथम रहे।युवा खेल विकास समिति एवं क्रीड़ा भारती के संयुक्त तत्वावधान में 12वें युवा खेल सप्ताह का आयोजन में कबड्डी एवं आर्चरी (तीरंदाजी) के मैच हुए। कबड्डी प्रतियोगिता में अंडर 14 वर्ष बालक वर्ग में आदिनाथ स्कूल प्रथम, वाइट बोर्ड द्वितीय और रामगढ़ तृतीय रहे।

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Granite’s Morgan sets pace with state medal

Granite Hills’ Ella Morgan finished her freshman season with a section championship in the girls 500-yard freestyle and third-place state medal in the 200 freestyle. (Courtesy) Despite being a freshman, Granite Hills’ Ella Morgan broke four league records, five school records, including two dating from 1989, and was the San Diego Section champion in the […]

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Granite Hills’ Ella Morgan finished her freshman season with a section championship in the girls 500-yard freestyle and third-place state medal in the 200 freestyle. (Courtesy)

Despite being a freshman, Granite Hills’ Ella Morgan broke four league records, five school records, including two dating from 1989, and was the San Diego Section champion in the girls 500-yard freestyle event at this year’s CIF swimming finals. She finished runner-up in the 200 freestyle by 0.31 seconds, finishing just 0.08 seconds off the all-time section record.

Morgan ended her first scholastic season at the California state championship meet where she placed third in the 200 freestyle in 1:49.93 while being out-touched by two upperclassmen. She finished higher than Torrey Pines junior Aya Ferguson at the state meet after being out-touched by Ferguson at the section meet. Morgan earned notice as the fastest freshman at the state meet in the 200 distance and finished among the four freshmen to qualify in the 500 distance (4:55.16 in the prelims to place 15th.

All these accomplishments added up to highlight Morgan as the 2025 Grossmont Hills League Swimmer of the Year and Granite Hills MVP.

Morgan notched High School All-American automatic times in both the 200 and 500 freestyle events after recording an undefeated season in dual meets.

She won the section title in the 500 freestyle in 4:53.65 while finishing second in the 200 freestyle in 1:48.13.

Ferguson touched first in the 200 freestyle in 1:47.82 to eclipse the standing CIF record of 1:48.05.

Ranked No. 1 in her freshman class academically at Granite Hills High School, Morgan played a “huge part,” according to Eagles coach Cathy Elgas, in the Lady Eagles’ undefeated season as league champions and fifth-place finish at the Division I section finals.

Colleges are already tracking her.

And she’s not alone as Granite Hills junior teammate Austin Felio also qualified for the state meet in the 50 freestyle (22.02, 35th overall) and 500 freestyle (4:35.14, 30th overall). He has already committed to Colorado Mesa University to join older brother Braden there.

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Ella Morgan is the younger sister of Granite Hills alumna Chloe Morgan, who went on to play two years of women’s water polo at Cal Baptist University. Ella Morgan is also a member of the Manta Rays Aquatic club swim team and will be competing in the Junior Nationals championship event July 30-31 in Irvine.
The Junior Winter Nationals are scheduled in December in Texas.
Grossmont freshman Aramis Willett won the Division I section title in the boys 100 butterfly (48.32) to also advance to the state meet. He finished his own meteoric season by placing in a tie for sixth place in the state A-heat with a time of 48.91.



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25 Best Family Beach Vacations in the U.S. 2025

1 Siesta Key, Florida krblokhin//Getty Images Renowned for its powdery white sand beaches and crystal-clear turquoise waters, Siesta Key is a slice of paradise that offers endless fun for all ages. Relax under the sun while kids build sandcastles, or embark on exciting adventures like paddleboarding, kayaking, and snorkeling. Explore nearby shops, savor delicious seafood […]

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Siesta Key, Florida

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Renowned for its powdery white sand beaches and crystal-clear turquoise waters, Siesta Key is a slice of paradise that offers endless fun for all ages. Relax under the sun while kids build sandcastles, or embark on exciting adventures like paddleboarding, kayaking, and snorkeling. Explore nearby shops, savor delicious seafood at waterfront restaurants, and end your days with breathtaking sunsets over the Gulf of Mexico.

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Honolulu, Hawaii

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Experience the perfect family beach vacation in Honolulu, Hawaii, where golden sands meet the vibrant energy of island life. From the iconic shores of Waikiki Beach to the calm waters of Ala Moana Beach Park, Honolulu offers safe, family-friendly spots to swim, snorkel, and enjoy water sports. Explore the rich culture and history at Pearl Harbor or the Bishop Museum, hike the scenic trails of Diamond Head, or delight in the thrill of spotting sea turtles in their natural habitat.

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Hilton Head Island, South Carolina

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Make memories that last a lifetime with a family beach vacation on Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. Famous for its wide sandy beaches and warm, gentle waves, Hilton Head is a haven for relaxation and outdoor fun. Families can bike along scenic trails, paddle through tranquil marshes, or build sandcastles under the sun. Enjoy quality time playing golf, mini-golf, or exploring charming local shops and eateries. With its kid-friendly activities, beautiful beachfront resorts, and breathtaking sunsets, it’s the perfect mix of adventure and relaxation.

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Assateague Island, Maryland/Virginia

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Escape to Assateague Island for an unforgettable family beach vacation filled with natural beauty and adventure. Known for its pristine beaches and iconic wild ponies, Assateague offers a tranquil retreat from the hustle and bustle. Families can enjoy swimming, crabbing, birdwatching, and kayaking in this serene coastal gem. Explore the island’s hiking trails and take in breathtaking views of its landscapes. Kids will love searching for seashells and spotting wildlife, while parents can relax in the peaceful surroundings.

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Edmonds, Washington

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Located only about 17 miles from Seattle, but a world away from that city’s hustle and bustle, Edmonds offers the popular Marina Beach Park beach. It’s beloved by families for the jaw-dropping views, playground and volleyball facilities. Or visit Olympic Beach, located at the foot of the Edmonds Public Fishing Pier. Amenities include picnic tables, a viewing scope, and a kayak launch. You’ll also find naturalists in the Visitor Station come summer who will be happy to explain to the whole family what the marine critters are in the touch tank.

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Destin, Florida

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Situated in the Sunshine State’s panhandle, Destin is one of the country’s favorite towns for family-friendly beach getaways. The white sands and pretty green seas at Henderson Beach State Park and James Lee Park—which both also offer playgrounds, picnic areas and bathrooms—are just one enticement. Also, grandparents, parents, and the kiddos alike will adore the fun attractions like dolphin cruises, golfing, tours, a zoo, a massive water park, and water activities like parasailing, kayaking, and snorkeling.

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Gulf Shores/Orange Beach, Alabama

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For Southern hospitality with a down-home vibe, few locales beat Gulf Shores and its sister city, Orange Beach. The sugar-like sand spans 32 miles, and there are plenty of activities available for adults (championship golf) and kids (amusement parks) alike. Families can also partake in the 6,000-acre Gulf State Park, with public beach access, fishing, hiking, biking and even Segway tours all available. You might also check out attractions like The Wharf which offers shopping, dining, and one-of-a-kind entertainment thanks to its amphitheater, Ferris wheel, and arcades.

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Outer Banks, North Carolina

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From watching wild horses play along the shoreline in Corolla, to hang gliding off the East Coast’s tallest sand dunes at Jockey’s Ridge State Park, there is no shortage of unique adventures to try in the Outer Banks. We’re talking museums, lighthouses, fishing, water tours, and even mini golf! But also keep in mind that this 100 mile-plus stretch of barrier islands dishes out a wealth of unspoiled, serene sand you definitely won’t want to miss. And speaking of dishes, don’t miss out on the local cuisine. You can’t go wrong ordering the fresh catch of the day!

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Maui, Hawaii

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If you’re going to fly the fam to Hawaii, make sure you double your fun and schedule a stop in Maui. Known as the “Valley Isle,” the second-largest island in the 50th state is blessed with more than 30 miles of white, black, and even red sand beaches. Take the little ones to Baldwin State Park, which includes a “baby beach” on a lagoon. Launiupoko Beach Park, with a pool formed by a natural rock wall, is also good for younger children, while older ones will want to snorkel at Kaanapali Beach. Of course, along with stunning beaches and water activities, you can enjoy aquariums, a scenic drive on Road to Hana, hikes, and other cultural experiences.

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Ocean City, Maryland

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Ocean City is another big hit on the East Coast with family vacationers come summer, thanks to 10 miles of well-maintained beaches great for fishing, surfing, kayaking and more. The area also hosts free events in the warm weather months, ranging from fireworks to movie showings. In particular, teens will want to stroll the three-mile boardwalk, lined with arcades, ride and shops.

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Cape May, New Jersey

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With less than three miles of beaches, historic Cape May makes for a small but mighty destination for families. Popular activities on the sand and in the sea include not only swimming but also surfing, skimboarding and sand sculpting, as well as kayaking and volleyball (nets are located at both Steger and 2nd Avenue beaches). The cozy size of this island, said to be the country’s oldest seaside resort, keeps it all friendly and familiar, but remember to purchase beach tags in the summer months.

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Baldwin Beach, Lake Tahoe, California

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For families looking for a mix of relaxing beach and outdoor adventure, try Baldwin Beach and nearby Pope Beach on the shores of Lake Tahoe. The shallow, clear waters are perfect for beginning swimmers and there are ample picnic areas to cool off beneath the gorgeous pines.

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Long Beach, New York

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Long Beach is situated on the south shore of Long Island with more than two miles of boardwalk to enjoy. It is ranked one of the cleanest beaches in the U.S. and is both an easy trip via train from New York City and in driving distance to several other scenic beaches, including the Hamptons and the iconic Coney Island.

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Rehoboth Beach, Delaware

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Rehoboth Beach has been a family holiday destination since the 1920s! With a scenic boardwalk and lots of activities for everyone, you’ll easily stay occupied. There’s everything from golf to a classic amusement park called Funland nearby. It’s also a short drive from Cape Henlopen State Park and an outlet mall for some retail therapy.

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Cannon Beach, Oregon

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It may be hard to choose a beach along Oregon’s 300+ mile coastline, but the famous Haystack Rock on Cannon Beach is a must-see. The beach is also one of the best places in early summer to see puffins! You can also go whale watching and go hiking in nearby Ecola State Park.

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Amelia Island, Florida

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More laid back than some other locations in Florida, Amelia Island is situated only 30 minutes from the Jacksonville Airport, but feels a world away. You get 13 miles of uncrowded and unspoiled beaches where you can explore nature and abundant native wildlife. And yet, there are still plenty of top-notch restaurants and even music festivals to enjoy in the island’s historic downtown center. Enjoy the beach and Fort Clinch State Park on a horseback tour and then head to town for dinner.

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Laguna Beach, California

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You might be surprised to learn it, since surfing is pretty much the official pastime in Southern California, but Laguna Beach has a few sections in its seven miles of coastline that actually feature calm-ish water. Take the whole family to see-and-be-seen Main Beach, where there are restrooms, lifeguards, a playground and volleyball courts known to be frequented by Olympians. Or, bring teens who dream of learning to “shoot the curl” to Thalia Street Beach, a great spot for beginner surfers.

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Kiawah Island, South Carolina

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Located just over 20 miles south of Charleston, Kiawah Island is home to ten miles of sandy beaches, over 100 acres of parks, and 30 miles of trails to hike and bike. Oh, and there are five championship golf courses! Hit nine holes one day and then go on a nature walk in Marsh Island Park to look for birds, butterflies, and even alligators. There’s plenty to do for kids and adults of all ages.

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Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

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Myrtle Beach boasts a beaut that runs through more than a mile of the city’s downtown. Kids will get a kick out of SkyWheel, an observation ride that rises nearly 200 feet high, but parents will also want to schedule plenty of time to explore the surrounding 60 miles of uninterrupted beaches. With lifeguards, a daily cleaning crew and access points that provide restrooms and showers, Surfside Beach is the best bet for families.

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Virginia Beach, Virginia

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Home to a popular aquarium, indoor skydiving, mini golf and a three-mile boardwalk, Virginia Beach provides plenty of family attractions to go with its sandy shores. But be sure not to overlook the fabulous beaches, whether you opt for an Atlantic-fronted view or prefer to dip your toes in the Chesapeake (the city is the only one located on both bodies of water). The bay’s beaches, like Chic’s Beach, are great for younger kids, thanks to comfortably calm waters.

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Michael Muldoon compiled the area boys and girls all-time track leaders from 1988-2021. David Willis has compiled leaders since 2023. E-mail corrections to dwillis@eagletribune.com. × This page requires Javascript. Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content. Please enable it in your browser settings. kAm|2EE q2EE:DE:?:[ w2G6C9:==[ e_\d[ `hfgj tE92? […]

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New Bay Volleyball head coach Sarah Livingstone settling in this summer

PANAMA CITY, Fla. (WJHG/WECP) – Just two months ago, Sarah Livingstone was promoted from assistant coach to the head coach of the Bay volleyball program. And so far things to be going smoothly for the coach. She and her staff and players just wrapping up a four day youth volleyball clinic at Cobb Gym with […]

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PANAMA CITY, Fla. (WJHG/WECP) – Just two months ago, Sarah Livingstone was promoted from assistant coach to the head coach of the Bay volleyball program.

And so far things to be going smoothly for the coach. She and her staff and players just wrapping up a four day youth volleyball clinic at Cobb Gym with well over a hundred kids taking part.

As for her taking over the reigns, the coach tells us that’s going well with her players receptive to the change.

“This is my second month as the head coach. I was the assistant coach the past two years. So my transition is pretty smooth. I know a lot of the girls. All my girls are returning. It’s been pretty smooth, I’ve been really enjoying my time. It’s great, we’ve been in the gym, open gym, conditioning and practice. And the girls are taking the transition really well.” Livingstone said.

Most of the players helping out with the camp and the coach says that turned into a good team bonding experience. The first day of fall practice is the 28th with the season openers set for August 18th, so just over a month away.

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Dr. Jack Welch, who contributes weekly columns to the Herald-Banner, has been named as the new president of Fort Scott Community College in Kansas. Welch, who writes the From the Bleachers column that is featured each week in the Herald-Banner sports section,  previously served as the head football coach/athletic director at Fort Scott from 1987-1992. […]

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Dr. Jack Welch, who contributes weekly columns to the Herald-Banner, has been named as the new president of Fort Scott Community College in Kansas.

Welch, who writes the From the Bleachers column that is featured each week in the Herald-Banner sports section,  previously served as the head football coach/athletic director at Fort Scott from 1987-1992.

“Dr. Welch brings to our college a distinguished background in higher education leadership and experience with FSCC and the community of Fort Scott,” as written in a release by the university. “With his deep understanding of student success, community engagement and academic excellence, he is exceptionally well-suited to lead our institution into its next chapter.

“In this role, Dr. Welch will oversee all aspects of the college’s operations and strategic direction, working closely with faculty, staff, students, and community partners to ensure that our mission of accessible, high-quality education continues to thrive.”

Welch coached from 2019 -2024 as an assistant football coach at East Texas A&M.  He was the special teams coordinator and chief of staff. He coached all-American kick returner Dominque Ramsey and all-conference punter Mitch McGarry, among others.

He was also a head football coach in high school at Santo in 1981 and then from 1994-2017 at Copperas Cove. He coached future Heisman Trophy winner Robert Griffin III at Copperas Cove and led the Bulldawgs to 18 playoff appearances and two trips to the state finals. His career record as a head coach in high school was 194-91-1.

RGIII won the Heisman as a quarterback at Baylor and played in the NFL for Washington, Cleveland and Baltimore.

Another of his former players, Charles “Peanut” Tillman, played in the NFL for the Chicago Bears and Carolina Panthers.

Welch was also a head football coach at Kansas Wesleyan from 1985-1986 and was an assistant coach in college at Louisiana Tech in 1993, at West Texas State from 1982-1984 and was a graduate assistant at West Texas State in 1980.

Welch also coached the special teams of the San Antonio Brahmas of the United Football League this past spring.

He lettered in football, baseball and track and field at Taylor University in Indiana and earned all-state honors in baseball at Bridgeport High School. He also played one season of high school football at Osawatomie, Kan., where his teammate was Derrick Jensen, who later played at UT-Arlington in college and in the NFL  with the Raiders.

He obtained his bachelor’s degree at Taylor University, his master’s at  West Texas and his doctorate at Mary Hardin-Baylor.





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World Aquatics unveils star-studded ambassadors line-up for Singapore 2025

The 11 ambassadors include representatives from all five continents and all six aquatic sports. Together, they have won a combined 78 World Aquatics Championships medals and 36 Olympic medals. Ambassadors will be on site throughout the World Aquatics Championships, and will help to enhance athlete and fan experience through a range of planned activations including […]

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The 11 ambassadors include representatives from all five continents and all six aquatic sports. Together, they have won a combined 78 World Aquatics Championships medals and 36 Olympic medals.

Ambassadors will be on site throughout the World Aquatics Championships, and will help to enhance athlete and fan experience through a range of planned activations including workshops, clinics and meet and greets.

Giorgio Minisini (Italy) served as a trailblazer for male inclusion in artistic swimming throughout his glittering career, and won 10 medals at the World Aquatics Championships dating back to 2015. He bowed out with gold in the Men’s Solo Free and silver in the Men’s Solo Technical at Doha 2024, and will help to inspire the next generation of artistic swimmers while in Singapore.

“I’m very excited to be a part of Singapore 2025 as an ambassador. Artistic swimming is growing around the world and I am sure we will see amazing competitions across all the events,” Minisini said.

“I am grateful to World Aquatics for giving me the opportunity to engage closely with the athletes: I will do my best to help them to make the most of their time in Singapore”

By Giorgio Minisini

Image Source: Trailblazing artistic swimmer Giorgio Minisini is a 10-time World Aquatics Championships medallist (Tsutomu Kishimoto/World Aquatics)

One of the greatest water polo players of all time in Filip Filipović (Serbia) will share his experiences and help to amplify interest in the water polo tournaments, as he successfully did as an ambassador for Doha 2024. He helped his country to win two World Aquatics Championships titles and two Olympic Games golds, in addition to a raft of individual honours.

“The water polo tournaments at the Olympic Games in Paris were hugely competitive, and this made our sport one of the most intriguing on the Olympic programme,” Filipović said.

“I am confident that the best athletes and the best teams in the world will deliver more exciting competition in Singapore”

By Filip Filipović

Image Source: The legendary Filip Filipović expects more exciting water polo competition at Singapore 2025 (Adam Pretty/Getty Images)

History-making open water swimmers Sharon van Rouwendaal (Netherlands) and Alice Dearing (Great Britain) have joined the ambassadors programme for Singapore 2025.

At last year’s Olympic Games in Paris, van Rouwendaal became the first-ever athlete to win two Olympic gold medals in the Women’s 10km, following a memorable double in the Women’s 5km and 10km at Doha 2024.

“After an incredible year in 2024, I am thrilled to have the chance to be in Singapore as an ambassador for the World Aquatics Championships,” van Rouwendaal said.

“This will be a different experience of a World Aquatics Championships for me, but it is great to be part of it to help raise the profile of Open Water Swimming”

By Sharon van Rouwendaal

Former world junior champion Dearing became the first black woman to represent Great Britain in swimming at an Olympic Games at Tokyo 2020. She is a passionate advocate for raising awareness of water-safety and drowning prevention, and encouraging aquatics participation in African, Caribbean and Asian communities in the UK.


Image Source: Alice Dearing became Great Britain’s first black female swimmer to compete at an Olympic Games (Clive Rose/Getty Images)

“It is very exciting to be going to Singapore to serve as an ambassador for the World Aquatics Championships,” Dearing said.

“In particular, I am looking forward to discussing how we can use this platform to promote environmental sustainability – a topic that is close to the hearts of many athletes because it is vital for the ongoing success of aquatic sports”

By Alice Dearing

Melissa Wu (Australia) is among a select group of divers to have competed at five Olympic Games, while Doha 2024 was her eighth appearance at a World Aquatics Championships. With three World Aquatics Championships and two Olympic medals to her name, she will serve as a renowned representative of diving on the ambassador programme for Singapore 2025.

“The World Aquatics Championships is an incredible event for all athletes, and I am honoured to be a part of it once again as an ambassador for diving”

By Melissa Wu

“This can truly inspire the next generation of divers, and I am confident Singapore 2025 will again serve as a showcase of rising standards in our sport around the world,” Wu said.


Image Source: Melissa Wu competed at eight World Aquatics Championships (Istvan Derencsenyi/World Aquatics)

In high diving, Alain Kohl (Luxembourg) will lead on the masterclasses and sessions planned for athletes during Singapore 2025. During his career, he competed at World Aquatics events spanning nearly 20 years from 2004 to 2023.

“High diving promises to be one of the highlights of Singapore 2025, and it is incredible to have such a wonderful setting for the competition at the World Aquatics Championships”

By Alain Kohl

Five swimmers round off the list of ambassadors for Singapore 2025 to further boost the excitement for the swimming events at the World Aquatics Championships Arena.

Ranomi Kromowidjojo (Netherlands) won a remarkable 17 medals at the World Aquatics Championships throughout her career, which also featured highlights such as the Women’s 50m and 100m Freestyle double at the 2012 Olympic Games in London.


Image Source: Ranomi Kromowidjojo earned 17 World Aquatics Championships medals during her decorated career (Marton Csanadi/World Aquatics)

“Having the world’s best swimmers competing here is going to help inspire the next generation around the world. The global standard of swimming is incredible, and I am sure we will see more stars emerge in Singapore,” Kromowidjojo said.

“It is going to be an unforgettable event, and I am very pleased to be a part of it as an ambassador”

By Ranomi Kromowidjojo

Cate Campbell (Australia) and Kosuke Kitajima (Japan) both won 12 medals at the World Aquatics Championships, in addition to eight and seven Olympic medals respectively.

Chad Le Clos (South Africa) is his country’s most successful male Olympian with four medals and also won seven World Aquatics Championships medals, while the career of Anthony Ervin (United States of America) was marked for its incredible longevity as he won three World Aquatics Championships 12 years apart at Fukuoka 2001 and Barcelona 2013, and three Olympic golds 16 years apart at Sydney 2000 and Rio 2016.


Image Source: Chad Le Clos is a seven-time World Aquatics Championships medallist (Andy Chua/World Aquatics)

“The World Aquatics Championships is always a special event for any athlete, and I am delighted to be part of Singapore 2025 as an ambassador,” Le Clos said.

“I hope I can use my role to help both athletes and fans have the best experience possible”

By Chad Le Clos

To view all athlete-related activities taking place at the World Aquatics Championships – Singapore 2025, please download the World Aquatics Events Insider App using the link below:

Event Category: Athletes and Development Activities
Password: WCH25SGPACT

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