USC Swimming Wraps Action at World Aquatics World Cup

Friday, October 17

Westmont, Illinois

USC

World Aquatics World Cup

Ashley McMillan swimming in the pool on her back

Photo by: USC Athletics

USC Swimming Wraps Action at World Aquatics World Cup

October 20, 2025 | Men's Swimming & Diving, Women's Swimming & Diving

Results

Trojans prevail against some of the top talent in the world.

LOS ANGELES – USC swimming turned in a successful weekend campaign at the World Aquatics World Cup in Westmont, Ill., with multiple Trojans reaching championship finals at the short course meters event.

Trojan junior Krzysztof Chmielewski posted USC's best finish of the weekend, touching fifth in the 200 SCM fly (1:53.15), 11^th in the 400 SCM free (3:45.82) and 13^th in the 100 SCM fly (51.91).

Junior Michal Chmielewski was eighth in the 200 SCM fly (1:56.73), 11^th in the 100 SCM fly (51.46) and 23^rd in the 50 SCM fly (23.53).

Junior Minna Abraham finished sixth in the 200 SCM free (1:53.15), ninth overall in the 400 SCM free (4:03.44) and 15^th in the 100 SCM free (53.61).

USC newcomer Camden Doane showed off her speed at the event, finishing seventh in the 200 SCM fly, clocking a 2:11.64. Doane was also 15^th in the 400 SCM IM (4:49.41) and 23^rd in the 100 SCM fly (1:01.45).

Also competing at the event were a handful of Trojan alums including Kasia Wilk-Wasick, Dylan Carter, Isa Odgers, Nicola Miljenic and Ralf Tribuntsov. Wilk-Wasick won gold in the 50 SCM free (23.30), while Carter won bronze on the men's size in the same event (20.89).

USC resumes fall competition on Friday, Nov. 7 as the Trojans travel to Arizona for back-to-back duals in the desert. On Friday, USC will compete against Arizona at 1 p.m. in Tucson before traveling to Phoenix for a Saturday, 11 a.m. dual against the Arizona State Sun Devils.