World Cup in Ontario, day 2 outcomes

On day 2 of the 2025 World Aquatics Swimming World Cup in Toronto, Mollie O’Callaghan continued to show that her biggest competitors is herself. The Australian star delivered one other record-breaking efficiency within the 200-meter freestyle. This time, she broke her personal world file and prolonged her dominance within the occasion.

Just two weeks after climbing to No. 3 all-time with a 1:50.77 swim in Carmel, O’Callaghan raised the bar once more—reducing her finest mark by precisely one second in Westmont final week. But Friday evening in Toronto, she outdid even that, resetting the World, World Cup, U.S. Open, Australian, Oceanian, and Commonwealth Records with a surprising show of velocity and precision.

O’Callaghan touched the wall almost a full second forward of Hong Kong’s Siobhán Haughey, who completed second, and greater than two seconds away from her Australian teammate Lani Pallister, who claimed bronze after matching her private better of 1:51.75.

With this newest triumph, O’Callaghan not solely stays the world’s undisputed No. 1 within the 200-meter freestyle however stands alone atop the mountain—persevering with a streak of performances that redefine excellence in girls’s swimming.

Friday’s session on the 2025 World Aquatics Swimming World Cup in Toronto (October 23–25) produced two world information in whole, with O’Callaghan’s electrifying swim serving because the headline second of the meet up to now.