In today’s season-finale World Aquatics Open Water Swimming World Cup 10 km race in Setúbal Bay, Portugal, the headliners – Moesha Johnson (28, Australia, World Aquatics bio here, @swimmer_moesha) and David Betlehem (22, Hungary, World Aquatics bio here, @betlehemdavid) proved they remain the crème de la crème by both winning close races.
As a result of the four World Cup races in Somabay, Egypt in March, Ibiza, Spain in April, Golfo Aranci, Italy in May and Setúbal Bay, Portugal in June that were held during the 2026 season, the final World Cup rankings were announced by World Aquatics.
Moesha Johnson (28, Australia, World Aquatics bio here, @swimmer_moesha) proved she was the crème de la crème and remains the odd-on favorite as the Olympic gold medalist at the LA28 Olympic Games.
2026 World Aquatics World Cup Final Rankings – Top 30 Women
- Moesha Johnson, 29, Australia 10,735 points
- Ginevra Taddeucci, 29, Italy 9,239
- Ichika Kajimoto, 22, Japan 9,326
- Lisa Pou, 27, Monaco 9,213
- Angela Martinez Guillen, 22, Spain 8,852
- Viktória Mihályvári Farkas, 22, Hungary 8,733
- Bettina Fabian, 21, Hungary 8,726
- Lea Boy, 26, Germany 8,287
- Caroline Laure Jouisse, 32, France 7,789
- Klaudia Tarasiewicz, 22, Poland 7,522
- Ines Delacroix, 23, France 7,261
- Maria de Valdes, 27, Spain 7,060
- Brinkleigh Hansen, 16, USA 6,303
- Louna Kasvio, 20, Finland 6,251
- Mariah Denigan, 23, USA 6,177
- Paula Otero Fernandez, 22, Spain 6,140
- Ana Marcela Cunha, 34, Brazil 5,554
- Candela Sanchez Lora, 22, Spain 5,543
- Julie Pleskotova, 24, Czech Republic 5,446
- Chelsea Gubecka, 28, Australia 5,387
- Mafalda Rosa, 22, Portugal 5,361
- Airi Ebina, 24, Japan 5,151
- Barbara Pozzobon, 33, Italy 4,852
- Ekaterina Sorokina, 25, Russia 4,730
- Linda Caponi, 27, Italy 4,565
- Callan Lotter, 20, South Africa 4,15
- Jeannette Spiwoks, 27, Germany 4,485
- Giulia Berton, 25, Italy 4,388
- Clemence Coccordano, 21, France 4,333
- Celine Rieder, 25, Germany 4,275
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