After stunning performances in Toronto, Maggie Mac Neil and Shaine Casas earned the most points at the FINA World Cup stop.
Mac Neil, of Canada, scored 58.5 points during the weekend to earn the women’s title for Toronto. Since she has only competed in the one stop, she is 13th in the overall World Cup standings.
USA’s short-course superstar Beata Nelson leads the overall standings with 115.6 points, just ahead of Hong Kong Olympic silver medalist Siobhan Haughey (112.9), followed by Beryl Gastaldello (105.3), Kylie Masse (194.70) and Ruta Meilutyte (101.8).
Here are the top 10 for the women overall:
Women’s FINA World Cup Top 10 Standings
1. Beata Nelson, USA, 115.6
2. Siobhan Haughey, Hong Kong, 112.9
3. Beryl Gastaldello, France, 105.3
4. Kylie Masse, Canada, 104.7
5. Ruta Meilutyte, Lithuania, 101.8
6. Louise Hansson, Sweden, 94.2
7. Hali Flickinger, USA, 91.9
8. Madison Wilson, Australia, 91.5
9. Ingrid Wilm, Canada, 91
10. Anastasia Gorbenko, Israel, 85.2
For the men, Casas, meanwhile, has moved into fifth, in the overall standings. Trinidad and Tobago’s Dylan Carter and USA’s Nic Fink are tied for the lead with 114.5 points apiece.
South Africa’s Matthew Sates (111) and Chad le Clos (110.2) follow, ahead of Casas (107.4).
Here are the top 10 overall for the men:
Men’s FINA World Cup Top 10 Standings
1. Dylan Carter, Trinidad and Tobago, 114.5
1. Nic Fink, USA, 114.5
3. Matthew Sates, South Africa, 111
4. Chad le Clos, South Africa, 110.2
5. Shaine Casas, USA, 107.4
6. Kyle Chalmers, Australia, 101.4
7. Thomas Ceccon, Italy, 101.2
8. Javier Acevedo, Canada, 88.1
9. Danas Rapsys, Lithuania, 85.7
10. Luc Kroon, Netherlands, 78.5
The FINA World Cup moves to Indianapolis this week for its next stop.