Pallister Shines as Jack Misses Dolphins Cut for World Championships

Lani Pallister smashes Commonwealth record on final night of swimming trials

Lani Pallister finishes the Australian Swimming Trials in Adelaide on a high with a record-breaking 1500m freestyle, as Australia names a 40-strong team for the world championships.

Pallister shines as Jack misses Dolphins cut for world championships

After a week of tough racing in Adelaide, Australia has named its squad for the world swimming championships in Singapore. One big name Olympian has missed out.

Lani Pallister's 15:39.14 1500 Free & Other Australian Trials Day Six Race Videos

By Sean Griffin on SwimSwam 2025 AUSTRALIAN SWIMMING TRIALS Monday, June 9th – Saturday, June 14th SA Aquatic & Leisure Centre, Oaklands Park, South Australia Prelims at 11am local (9:30pm ET night before)/Finals at 7:30pm local (6:00am ET) nights 1&2; 7pm local (5:30am ET) nights 3-6 LCM (50m) Swimming Australia World Championships Selection Criteria Meet Central Livestream (VPN needed outside of Australia) Start List Heat Sheets Results Recap…

Pallister joins Ledecky in cracking 1500m freestyle barrier

WASHINGTON: Lani Pallister became only the third woman to swim under 15mins 40secs in the 1500m freestyle Saturday, joining American great Katie Ledecky and Dane Lottie Friis. Pallister hit the wall at the Australian world championship trials in Adelaide in 15:39.14, a new Commonwealth record. "I was chasing number two all the time. I was looking at the rankings, and Lottie Friis is one that stood for a long time, obviously, only behind Katie," …

Dolphins rookies urged to mine golden generation

Lani Pallister has broken a long-standing Commonwealth record moments before Australia named a 40-strong team for the looming world championships.

Keegan Knott Selected to Represent Team USA at 2025 Para World Swimming Championships - Northern Arizona University Athletics

U.S. Paralympics Swimming has named Northern Arizona's Keegan Knott to the U.S. roster for the 2025 Para Swimming World Championships, scheduled for Sept. 21–27 in Singapore. Knott is one of 13 women and seven men selected to represent Team USA at the competition, which features numerous Paralympic and world champions and showcases the depth of the national program as it enters the first year of the Los Angeles 2028 Paralympic cycle.