17 USC Swimmers and Divers Set to Compete at World Aquatic Championships in Singapore

17 USC Swimmers and Divers Set to Compete at World Aquatic Championships in Singapore

July 25, 2025 | Men's Swimming & Diving, Women's Swimming & Diving

USC swimmers and divers to represent 10 different countries at the upcoming 2025 World Aquatic Championships.

USC swimming and diving will be well represented at the 2025 World Aquatic Championships, with 17 current, former and incoming student-athletes in the mix to represent their respective countries at the event running July 26 through August 3 in Singapore.

Live results and coverage can be found here.

Current Trojans Moritz Wesemann (Germany) and Kate Miller (Canada) are set to represent USC diving at the upcoming championships. Wesemann is fresh off of a spectacular performance at the recently-wrapped World University Games, where he won two gold medals.

In addition to Wesemann and Miller, current USC swimmers Kryzsztof Chmielewski (Poland), Michal Chmielewski (Poland), Minna Abraham (Hungary), Oliver-Sogaard-Andersen (Denmark), Junhao Chan (Singapore), Vaggelis Makrygiannis (Greece) and Diego Balbi (Peru) are also set to compete at the event.

Former Trojans Kasia Wilk-Wasick (Poland), Dylan Carter (Trinidad and Tobago), Santo Condorelli (USA), Ivan Puskovitch (USA), Nikola Miljenic (Croatia), Victor Johansson (Sweden) and Louise Hansson (Sweden) will also compete at the week-long event.

Incoming freshman standout, Dóra Molnár of Hungary, will also be in competition this week in Singapore.

For more information on the USC swimming and diving team, please visit USCTrojans.com/mswim or USCTrojans.com/wswim. Fans of the Trojans can follow @USCswim on Instagram and X.

The complete list of competitors can be found below.

Trojans at the 2025 World Aquatic Championships:
Krzysztof Chmielewski (Poland)
Michal Chmielewski (Poland)
Minna Abraham (Hungary)
Oliver Sogaard-Andersen (Denmark)
Junhao Chan (Singapore)
Vaggelis Makrygiannis (Greece)
Diego Balbi (Peru)
Dóra Molnár (Hungary)
Louise Hansson (Sweden)
Victor Johansson (Sweden)
Kasia Wilk-Wasick (Poland)
Santo Condorelli (USA)
Ivan Puskovitch (USA)
Dylan Carter (Trinidad and Tobago)
Nikola Miljenic (Croatia)