Olympic champion and perennial podium finisher Ana Marcela Cunha of Brazil headlines a 63-swimmer field in the women’s 10 km marathon swim in Lake Lupa in Hungary at the 2022 FINA World Championships next Wednesday, June 29th.

Entrants in the Women’s 10 km Race:

1. Candela Giordanino, Argentina
2. Romina Soledad Imwinkelried, Argentina
3. Chelsea Gubecka, Australia
4. Moesha Johnson, Australia
5. Ana Marcela de Jesus Soares da Cunha, Brazil
6. Viviane Eichelberger Jungblut, Brazil
7. Katrina Bellio, Canada
8. Abby Dunford, Canada
9. Jiake Sun, China
10. Xin Xin, China
11. Diana Quiros Ruiz, Costa Rica
12. Lenka Sterbova, Czech Republic
13. Jocelyn Bermeo Pinduisaca, Ecuador
14. Sofia Guevara Lucero, Ecuador
15. Fatima Portillo Gonzales, El Salvador
16. Maria de Valdes Alvarez, Spain
17. Angela Martinez Guillen, Spain
18. Caroline Laure Jouisse, France
19. Aurélie Muller, France
20. Leonie Beck, Germany
21. Lea Boy, Germany
22. Maria Porres Debroy, Guatemala
23. Pac Tung Nikita Lam, Hong Kong
24. Tsz Yin Nip, Hong Kong
25. Vivien Balogh, Hungary
26. Anna Olasz, Hungary
27. Ashmitha Chandra, India
28. Eva Fabian, Israel
29. Rachele Bruni, Italy
30. Giulia Gabbrielleschi, Italy
31. Airi Ebina, Japan
32. Yumi Tou, Japan
33. Xeniya Romanchuk, Kazakhstan
34. Diana Taszhanova, Kazakhstan
35. Hae Rim Lee, Korea
36. Jungju Park, Korea
37. Paulina Alanis Hernandez, Mexico
38. Martha Sandoval Ayala, Mexico
39. Sharon van Rouwendaal, Netherlands
40. Ruby Heath, New Zealand
41. Maria Bramont-Arias Garcia, Peru
42. Mafalda Jorge Rosa, Portugal
43. Angelica Ribeiro Andre, Portugal
44. Leandra Diaz Torres, Puerto Rico
45. Alondra Itzel Quiles Santos, Puerto Rico
46. Amica de Jager, South Africa
47. Catherine van Rensburg, South Africa
48. Li-Shan Chantal Liew, Singapore
49. Samantha Yeo, Singapore
50. Spela Perse, Slovenia
51. Arianna Valloni, San Marino
52. Nada Yassin, Sudan
53. Natwara Bavornsukseri, Thailand
54. Pimpun Choopong, Thailand
55. Yu-Wen Teng, Chinese Taipei
56. Yi-Chen Wang, Chinese Taipei
57. Narin Burcunaz, Turkey
58. Sevim Eylul Supurgeci, Turkey
59. Mariia Bondarenko, Ukraine
60. Krystyna Panchishko, Ukraine
61. Maiza Cardozo Silvera, Uruguay
62. Mariah Denigan, USA
63. Katie Grimes, USA

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