News Release: Session tickets now available for World Aquatics Swimming World Cup

City of Carmel, Indiana sent this bulletin at 08/22/2025 03:18 PM EDT

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Aug. 22, 2025

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Session tickets now available for World Aquatics Swimming World Cup

CARMEL, Ind., Aug. 22, 2025 - Session tickets are now on sale for the first leg of the 2025 World Aquatics Swimming World Cup at the Carmel High School Natatorium Complex.

Carmel Clay Schools, Carmel Swim Club and Hamilton County Sports Authority collaborated to bring this prestigious international event, scheduled for Oct. 10-12, to the state-of-the-art facility, showcasing Carmel's commitment to aquatic excellence and bolstering the city's economic vitality.

The World Aquatics Swimming World Cup is a key fixture on the global swimming calendar, and the City of Carmel is honored to welcome athletes from more than 50 nations. A major economic driver for the City of Carmel, the influx of hundreds of athletes, coaches, support staff and spectators from around the globe is projected to significantly boost local tourism, benefiting hotels, restaurants and local businesses.

Headlining this event are the “Notable Nine” world-class swimmers:

Thomas Ceccon, Italy
Kate Douglass, United States
Hubert Kos, Hungary
Josh Liendo, Canada
Summer McIntosh, Canada
Kaylee McKeown, Australia
Mollie O’Callaghan, Australia
Noe Ponti, Switzerland
Regan Smith, United States

Carmel's deep-rooted legacy in swimming will be on full display. The City's aquatic prowess is epitomized by the Carmel High School girls' swim team, which holds a national record of 39 consecutive Indiana state championships. This is a testament to the dedication and talent fostered within the community. In addition, the City proudly celebrates its recent success on the world stage, with Carmel-affiliated swimmers Aaron Shackell, Alex Shackell and Drew Kibler representing Team USA at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

"Hosting the World Aquatics Swimming World Cup offers a tremendous opportunity to highlight Carmel’s reputation as a one of the best places in the U.S. to live, raise a family or retire,” said Mayor Sue Finkam. “We are thrilled to welcome the international swimming community to our city and are confident this event will not only deliver a world-class competition but also generate meaningful economic benefits for our local businesses."

“SwimCity" will be activated throughout the competition, with local businesses participating in events and activities to welcome attendees and visitors. The City's Arts in Autumn event on Oct. 11, and the final Late Night on Main that evening will provide additional entertainment during off-hours.

Visit the SwimCity website for more information and subscribe to the weekly community newsletter for up-to-date information and announcements.

Read World Aquatics’ press release about the Swimming World Cup, at this link.

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About the City of Carmel, Indiana
A thriving community acclaimed for its distinct amenities, robust and innovative business environment and excellent schools, the City of Carmel was named the #2 Best Place to Live in the U.S. by U.S. News & World Report. Highly regarded by its residents as a safe community offering an exceptional quality of life, Carmel is home to an award-winning parks system and a wealth of cultural options. Carmel is built for big dreams. Find out more at www.carmel.in.gov.

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