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Moesha Johnson continues to show her LA28 gold medal potential in winning the World Cup 10 km in Golfo Aranci, Italy at the third stop of the World Cup Open Water Swimming circuit.
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Moesha Johnson continues to show her LA28 gold medal potential in winning the World Cup 3 km Knockout Sprints in Ibiza, Spain at the second stop of the World Cup Open Water Swimming circuit.
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Moesha Johnson continues to show her LA28 gold medal potential in winning the World Cup 10 km in Ibiza, Spain at the second stop of the World Cup Open Water Swimming circuit.
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Sharon van Rouwendaal, Moesha Johnson, and Ginevra Taddeucci finished 1-2-3 in the Olympic 10K Marathon Swim on the Seine at the 2024 Paris Olympics.
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Moesha Johnson (27, Australia, MSF bio here, World Aquatics bio here, @swimmer_moe), Isabel Gose (23, Germany, World Aquatics bio here), and Ichika Kajimoto (21, Japan, World Aquatics bio here, @chika_0307) had a very busy two weeks at the 2025 World Aquatics Championships, racing from Singapore’s Sentosa Island where the open water races were held to
As of July 20th at the conclusion of the open water events at the 2025 World Aquatics Championships, Moesha Johnson (27, Australia, MSF bio here, World Aquatics bio here, @swimmer_moe) stood on top of the 5 km and 10 km podiums, as well of the World Aquatics global rankings (see below). Her 14,580 point total
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On the third open water race at the 2025 World Aquatics Championships on Singapore’s Sentosa Island, the athletes were exhausted from the heat, the conditions, and the revised schedule with less rest. It was brutal. But everyone was in the same boat. Moesha Johnson (27, Australia, MSF bio here, World Aquatics bio here, @swimmer_moe) had
Moesha Johnson (27, Australia, MSF bio here, World Aquatics bio here, @swimmer_moe) was the overwhelming race favorite – and proved it again as she won the 5 km today after winning the 10 km race on Wednesday – although her margin of victory over silver medalist Ginevra Taddeucci (28, Italy, MSF bio here, World Aquatics
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Moesha Johnson (27, Australia, MSF bio here, World Aquatics bio here, @swimmer_moe) was touted as the race favorite – and she lived up to her pre-race billing – winning the 10 km race at the 2025 World Aquatics Championships with plenty of room to spare. He victory helped kick off the open water events in
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World Aquatics announced two charismatic personalities as its open water swimming ambassadors at the 2025 World Aquatics Championships to kick off in Singapore on Monday, July 10th. Olympic champion and four-time world champion Sharon van Rouwendaal (31, Netherlands, MSF bio here, World Aquatics bio here, @svrouwendaal) and Olympian and model Alice Dearing (28, Great Britain,
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