Prince Albert’s Rising Star: Ali D Shines at World Para Swimming Series in Indianapolis
The Prince Albert Sharks Swim Club and the entire Canadian para swimming community are celebrating the outstanding achievements of 16-year-old sensation Ali D, who delivered a spectacular performance at the 2025 World Para Swimming Championship Series in ,Indianapolis, USA. Competing against elite athletes from over 23 countries, Ali not only showcased her talent but also proved she is a force to be reckoned with on the international stage.
A Medal Haul for the History Books
Ali’s relentless determination and hard work paid off as she clinched four medals across multiple events:
- 🥇 GOLD – 100m Breaststroke (U18 Youth)
- 🥈 SILVER– 200m Individual Medley (U18 Youth)
- 🥉 BRONZE – 100m Breaststroke (Women’s Open)
- 🥉 BRONZE– 50m Freestyle (U18 Youth)
But her success didn’t stop there. Ali also secured a 5th-place finish in the 100m Freestyle (U18 Youth) and fought her way into the finals of the 100m Backstroke, proving her versatility in the pool.
A Ticket to Singapore & Personal Bests Shattered
One of the most thrilling moments of the competition came when Ali increased her chances by achieving her qualification time in the 100m Breaststroke for the 2025 World Para Swimming Championships in Singapore this fall. Adding to her incredible meet, she smashed personal best times in the 100m Breaststroke, 100m Freestyle, 100m Backstroke, and 200m Individual Medley, signalling her rapid rise in the sport.
A Community Behind Her
The Prince Albert Sharks and the broader swimming community have rallied behind Ali, celebrating not just her medals but also her resilience, dedication, and sportsmanship.
We always knew Ali had something special, but to see her perform like this on the world stage is just incredible. She’s an inspiration to young swimmers everywhere, proving that hard work and passion can take you to the top.
What’s Next for Ali?
The future looks bright for this young phenom. The question isn’t if Ali will make more waves—it’s how many.
Go Ali! Go Sharks! 🦈💛
