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Gretchen Walsh of the United States wins the women's 100-metre butterfly final with a short-course World Cup record time of 53.10 at the World Aquatics Swimming World Cup 2025 stop in Toronto.

Arno Kamminga won the 100 breaststroke as he continues to enjoy his return to Dutch waters at the short course championships in Rotterdam.