Moesha Johnson
Moesha Johnson (born 19 September 1997) is a 27-year-old Australian pool and Olympic open water swimmer.
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Swimming Highlights
- On 19 July 2025, she won a bronze medal at the World Aquatics Championships in the 3 km Knockout Sprints on Sentosa Island in Singapore at the age of 27.
- On 18 July 2025, she won a gold medal at the World Aquatics Championships in the 5 km race in Sentosa Island in Singapore at the age of 27.
- On 16 July 2025, she won a gold medal at the World Aquatics Championships in the 10 km race in Sentosa Island in Singapore at the age of 27.
- On 8 August 2024, she won the silver medal at the Paris Olympic 10K Marathon Swim in the Seine at the age of 26.
- On 31 July 2024, she finished 6th in the 1500m freestyle at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games in 16:02.70.
- On 22 November 2024, she won the World Aquatics World Cup race in Saudi Arabia at the age of 27.
- On 2 February 2024, she finished fourth at the World Aquatics Championships in Doha, Qatar to qualify for the 2024 Paris Olympic Games 10 km marathon swim.
- On 27 June 2022, she finished 8th in the 5 km open water swim in Lake Lupa, Hungary at the 2022 FINA World Championships.
- She finished 4th in the 5 km time trial race at the 2020 Australian Open Water Swimming Championships in Brighton Beach, Adelaide, Australia on 26 January 2020.
- She finished 2nd in the 2020 Australian Open Water Swimming Championships 5 km race on 25 January 2020.
- She swam 23,300 meters racing in 9 races in both pool and open water at the 2025 World Aquatics Championships:
- 31 July 2025: 12th in 800m freestyle preliminary heats in 8:30.85
- 29 July 2025: 6th in 1500m freestyle in 16:02.45
- 27 July 2025: Qualified 6th in the 1500m freestyle preliminary heats in 16:05.13
- 20 July 2025: 5th in 4x1500m open water mixed relay in 1:09:59
- 19 July 2025: 3rd in 3 km Knockout Sprint 500m final in 6:23.10, qualified 1st in 1000m semifinal at 5:30 pm in 12:09.60, qualified 4th in 1500m heats at 5:00 pm in 18:11.70
- 18 July 2025: Gold medal in 5 km open water in 1:02.01
- 16 July 2025: Gold medal in 10 km open water in 2:07.51
2024 Paris Olympics Female Results
1. Sharon van Rouwendaal, Netherlands 2:03:34.2
2. Moesha Johnson, Australia 2:03:39.7
3. Ginevra Taddeucci, Italy 2:03:42.8
4. Ana Marcela Cunha, Brazil 2:04:15.7
5. Bettina Fabian, Hungary 2:04:16.9
6. Giulia Gabbrielleschi, Italy 2:04:17.9
7. Oceane Cassignol, France 2:06:06.9
8. Caroline Jouisse, France 2:06:11.0
9. Leonie Beck, Germany 2:06:13.4
10. Angela Martinez Guillen, Spain 2:06:15.3
11. Viviane Jungblut, Brazil 2:06:15.8
12. Angelica Andre, Portugal 2:06:17.0
13. Airi Ebina, Japan 2:06:17.7
14. Chelsea Gubecka, Australia 2:06:17.8
15. Katie Grimes, USA
16. Mariah Denigan, USA 2:06:42.9
17. Maria de Valdes Alvarez, Spain 2:07:02.4
18. Lisa Pou, Monaco 2:07:05.4
19. Martha Sandoval Ayala, Mexico 2:07:24.9
20. Leah Phoebe Crisp, Great Britain 2:07:46.7
21. Maria Alejandra Bramont-Arias, Peru 2:12:44.7
22. Leonie Maertens, Germany 2:15:57.3
23. Emma Finlin, Canada 2:22:06.5
24. Xin Xin, China 2:27:02.9
2024 Paris Olympic Games Marathon Swim Coverage
- 10 Days in Paris: Katie Grimes, Moesha Johnson and Leonie Maertens - Reversal of Fortune on Day 2
- 10 Days in Paris: Katie Grimes Update on Day 1 in the Pool
- 2024 Olympic 10K Marathon Swim Prediction: Swimming in the Seine Will Be Spectacular
- Speed and Strategy on the Olympic 10K Marathon Swim Course in the Fast-flowing Seine
- Growth of the Olympic 10K Marathon Swim in Paris: Pool Specialists versus Open Water Specialists
- Breaking News: Details of the Olympic 10K Marathon Swim in Paris
- Breaking News: Female Swimmers of the Olympic 10K Marathon Swim in Paris
- Breaking News: Male Swimmers of the Olympic 10K Marathon Swim in Paris
- Ignasi Vendrell Gervás Is Running The Show at the 2024 Olympic 10K Marathon Swim
- Plan B For The Olympic 10K Marathon Swim
- Whoa...The Speed of the Olympic 10K Marathon Swim Will Be Off The Charts...Daniel Wiffen to Compete
- 10 Days in Paris: The Swimming Life of Olympian Katie Grimes
- What Would You Do: Protest or Compete in the Seine at the Paris Olympics?
- Olympic Marathon Swimmers Getting Faster and Faster - like Oliver Klemet
- Goose Poo to Human Poo – Media Focus on Faecal Matter and Marathon Swimming Every Four Years
External links
- Moesha Johnson, David Betlehem Win 3 km Knockout Sprints at Golfo Aranci
- All For One. One For All. Italy Wins Mixed Relay In Front of Home Crowd at Golfo Aranci
- Moving In The Right Direction … Sacha Velly Wins the Golfo Aranci World Cup 10K
- Go To A Wide-Angle Shot … Moesha Johnson Wins the Golfo Aranci World Cup
- Redux in Marine Stadium for the 2026 Pan Pacific Championships
- Wetsuits Are a Possibility for the LA28 Olympic 10K Marathon Swim
- Ginevra Taddeucci Wins 2025 World Cup Series As Rivalry With Moesha Johnson Continues
- They Are Swimmers: Moesha Johnson, Isabel Gose, Ichika Kajimoto Double Up at the World Aquatics Championships
- No Surprise: Moesha Johnson Leads Open Water Swimming Global Rankings
- Ichika Kajimoto Pulls Off Historic Victory, Wins Japan’s First Open Water Race at World Championships
- Moesha Johnson Goes 2-for-2, Wins 5K World Championships
- Florian Wellbrock, Gregorio Paltrinieri Déjà Vu – Go 1-2 in 10K at World Championships
- Moesha Johnson Prepares, Adapts, and Dominates 10K World Championships
- Race With Everything Ends With Florian Wellbrock, Gregorio Paltrinieri, Kyle Lee 1-2-3 At The World Championships
- Ambassadors Represent Open Water Swimming at Singapore World Championships
- 2028 Olympic Marathon Swim Gold Medal Favorite Moesha Johnson Keeps Winning
- What Countries Are Best At The Olympic 10K Marathon Swim?
- Thought Experiment: What Happens If Katie Ledecky Enters the Olympic 10K Marathon Swim in LA28?
- Changes in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics Will Impact 10 km Marathon Swim
- What To Expect In LA28 for the Olympic Triathlon and Olympic 10K Marathon Swim?
- Did The 2028 Olympic Marathon Swim Gold Medal Favorite Win Big in Saudi Arabia?
- World Aquatics bio
- Team Australia Takes the 4×1500 Mixed Relay Gold – Looking Fast Heading into the Paris Olympics
- No Surprise: Ana Marcela Cunha Wins FINA Marathon Swim World Series in Paris
- Italy Wins The 6 km Team Relay in Paris
- Takeaways from the 2022 FINA World Championships
- Another World Championship Title for Ana Cunha
- Ana Marcela Cunha is Headliner at FINA World Championship 10K Marathon Swim
- Speed At Any Distance
- Madeleine Gough Takes 5 km Australian Open Water Swimming Title
- Tough Strong Swimmers from TSS Win Australian 5 km Relay Title
- Kareena Lee Wins Another Title At Australian Open Water Championships
- Open Water Swimming