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Americans Win Big Money, Hosszu Still Running Away With Cash Earnings

Another day, and another $51,000 was handed out on the FINA World Cup Series. This time, though, with the American junior crew and a huge Russian contingent in tow, there was a much wider distribution of that money.

Australia still wound up with a huge pile of cash, with $8,000 on the day, but the Russians ($7,000) and Americans ($6,750) won more money than they have on any other single day of this meet so far, thanks in part to the amateurs who aren’t even going to collect their winnings. The Japanese also cashed in big with $7,000 of their own.

Katinka Hosszu didn’t have quite as huge of a day as she has up until this point of the meet, as she no longer rolled through the 800 free as she has in the past, but she did still get two wins and a 3rd-place finish for a cool $3,500: more than anybody else.

Winners of each event gets $1,500, the runner-up gets $1,000, and the 3rd-place finisher gets $500.

Keep in mind that these are earnings, not necessarily money that the athletes have taken. Athletes marked with asterisks are ones we presume to be retaining their eligibility for NCAA swimming based on publicly available information.

Money Lists sorted by money won in Moscow through day 1

Moscow Day 1 Total for Series
Katinka Hosszu Hungary $3,500 $36,500
Daiya Seto Japan $2,500 $17,000
Zsu Jakabos Hungary $2,000 $16,000
Bobby Hurley Australia $2,000 $14,000
Kenneth To Australia $1,500 $10,750
Britta Steffen Germany $1,500 $10,500
Rachel Goh Australia $1,500 $9,500
Stanislav Donets Russia $1,500 $9,500
Melissa Ingram New Zealand $1,500 $8,000
Matt Targett Australia $1,500 $3,500
Rie Kaneto Japan $1,500 $3,500
Tommasso D’Orsogna Australia $1,500 $5,750
Kazuya Kaneda Japan $1,500 $3,000
Paul Biedermann Germany $1,500 $2,500
Fabio Scozzoli Italy $1,500 $2,000
Sean Mahoney USA $1,500 $5,000
Leah Smith* USA $1,500 $1,500
Ilaria Bianchi Italy $1,500 $1,500
Darian Townsend South Africa $1,250 $10,750
George Bovell Trinidad & Tobago $1,000 $8,000
Laszlo Cseh Hungary $1,000 $6,000
Jessica Hardy USA $1,000 $3,000
Jason Dunford Kenya $1,000 $4,500
Fabiola Molina Brazil $1,000 $2,000
Becca Mann* USA $1,000 $1,000
Sergei Geibel Russia $1,000 $1,000
Mio Motegi Japan $1,000 $1,000
Louise Hansson Sweden $1,000 $1,000
Viatcheslav Sinkevich Russia $1,000 $1,000
Kylie Stewart USA $1,000 $1,000
Anthony Ervin USA $750 $6,250
Glenn Snyders New Zealand $500 $6,500
Marco Koch Germany $500 $5,000
Evgeny Korotyshkin Russia $500 $4,000
Yuki Shirai Japan $500 $2,000
Sophie Allen Great Britain $500 $1,500
Gal Nevo Israel $500 $1,000
Elizaveta Gorshkova Russia $500 $500
Jun Jun Guo China $500 $500
Maria Temnikova Russia $500 $500
Veronika Popova Russia $500 $500
Shiming Chen China $500 $500
Nikolay Skvortsov Russia $500 $500
Evgeny Kulikov Russia $500 $500
Svetlana Knyaginina Russia $500 $500
Therese Alshammar Sweden $0 $13,000
Ruta Meilutyte Lithuania $0 $3,500
Jennie Johansson Sweden $0 $8,000
Ashley Delaney Australia $0 $4,000
Ingvild Snildal Norway $0 $1,500
Marcos Oliveira Brazil $0 $1,500
Neil Versfeld South Africa $0 $1,500
Lucas Kanieski Brazil $0 $1,500
Inge Dekker Netherlands $0 $6,500
Joline Hostman Sweden $0 $5,000
Tom Shields* USA $0 $2,500
Kyle Richardson Australia $0 $2,000
Lote Friis Denmark $0 $1,000
Joao Gomes Jr Brazil $0 $1,000
Magdalena Kuras Sweden $0 $1,000
Hannah Miley Great Britain $0 $1,000
Kira Toussant Netherlands $0 $1,000
Guilherme Guido Brazil $0 $1,000
Theresa Michalak Germany $0 $1,000
Alex Hetland Norway $0 $500
Emilia Pikarainen Finland $0 $500
Gregorio Paltrinieri Italy $0 $500
Tomasso D’Orsogna Australia $0 $500
Martina Granstrom Sweden $0 $500
Henrique Rodrigues Brazil $0 $500
Lotte Friis Denmark $0 $500
Miku Kanasashi Japan $0 $500
Hayate Matsubara Japan $0 $500
Jessica Morrison Australia $0 $500
Daryna Zevina Ukraine $0 $7,500
Chad le Clos South Africa $0 $7,000
Fumiko Kawanabe Japan $0 $7,000
Cameron van Der Burgh South Africa $0 $6,000
Michelle Coleman Sweden $0 $4,000
Noriko Inada Japan $0 $3,500
Roland Schoeman South Africa $0 $3,500
Sze Hang Yu Hong Kong $0 $3,500
Kosuke Hagino Japan $0 $3,000
Radoslaw Kawecki Poland $0 $3,000
Gergo Kis Hungary $0 $2,500
Tanja Smid Slovenia $0 $2,500
Kathryn Meaklim South Africa $0 $1,500
Kecheng Wang China $0 $1,500
Anna Dzerkal Ukraine $0 $1,000
Chaosheng Huang China $0 $1,000
David Brandl Austria $0 $1,000
Gullio Zorzi South Africa $0 $1,000
Sergii Frolov Ukraine $0 $500
Spela Bohinc Slovenia $0 $500
Velimir Stjepanovic Serbia $0 $500
Chan Kin Lok Hong Kong $0 $500

Money lists sorted by money won in entire series

Moscow Day 1 Total for Series
Katinka Hosszu Hungary $3,500 $36,500
Daiya Seto Japan $2,500 $17,000
Zsu Jakabos Hungary $2,000 $16,000
Bobby Hurley Australia $2,000 $14,000
Therese Alshammar Sweden $0 $13,000
Kenneth To Australia $1,500 $10,750
Darian Townsend South Africa $1,250 $10,750
Britta Steffen Germany $1,500 $10,500
Rachel Goh Australia $1,500 $9,500
Stanislav Donets Russia $1,500 $9,500
George Bovell Trinidad & Tobago $1,000 $8,000
Melissa Ingram New Zealand $1,500 $8,000
Jennie Johansson Sweden $0 $8,000
Daryna Zevina Ukraine $0 $7,500
Chad le Clos South Africa $0 $7,000
Fumiko Kawanabe Japan $0 $7,000
Glenn Snyders New Zealand $500 $6,500
Inge Dekker Netherlands $0 $6,500
Anthony Ervin USA $750 $6,250
Laszlo Cseh Hungary $1,000 $6,000
Cameron van Der Burgh South Africa $0 $6,000
Tommasso D’Orsogna Australia $1,500 $5,750
Marco Koch Germany $500 $5,000
Joline Hostman Sweden $0 $5,000
Sean Mahoney USA $1,500 $5,000
Jason Dunford Kenya $1,000 $4,500
Ashley Delaney Australia $0 $4,000
Evgeny Korotyshkin Russia $500 $4,000
Michelle Coleman Sweden $0 $4,000
Ruta Meilutyte Lithuania $0 $3,500
Matt Targett Australia $1,500 $3,500
Rie Kaneto Japan $1,500 $3,500
Noriko Inada Japan $0 $3,500
Roland Schoeman South Africa $0 $3,500
Sze Hang Yu Hong Kong $0 $3,500
Jessica Hardy USA $1,000 $3,000
Kazuya Kaneda Japan $1,500 $3,000
Kosuke Hagino Japan $0 $3,000
Radoslaw Kawecki Poland $0 $3,000
Tom Shields* USA $0 $2,500
Paul Biedermann Germany $1,500 $2,500
Gergo Kis Hungary $0 $2,500
Tanja Smid Slovenia $0 $2,500
Yuki Shirai Japan $500 $2,000
Kyle Richardson Australia $0 $2,000
Fabiola Molina Brazil $1,000 $2,000
Fabio Scozzoli Italy $1,500 $2,000
Ingvild Snildal Norway $0 $1,500
Marcos Oliveira Brazil $0 $1,500
Neil Versfeld South Africa $0 $1,500
Lucas Kanieski Brazil $0 $1,500
Sophie Allen Great Britain $500 $1,500
Kathryn Meaklim South Africa $0 $1,500
Kecheng Wang China $0 $1,500
Leah Smith* USA $1,500 $1,500
Ilaria Bianchi Italy $1,500 $1,500
Lote Friis Denmark $0 $1,000
Joao Gomes Jr Brazil $0 $1,000
Magdalena Kuras Sweden $0 $1,000
Hannah Miley Great Britain $0 $1,000
Kira Toussant Netherlands $0 $1,000
Guilherme Guido Brazil $0 $1,000
Theresa Michalak Germany $0 $1,000
Gal Nevo Israel $500 $1,000
Anna Dzerkal Ukraine $0 $1,000
Chaosheng Huang China $0 $1,000
David Brandl Austria $0 $1,000
Gullio Zorzi South Africa $0 $1,000
Becca Mann* USA $1,000 $1,000
Sergei Geibel Russia $1,000 $1,000
Mio Motegi Japan $1,000 $1,000
Louise Hansson Sweden $1,000 $1,000
Viatcheslav Sinkevich Russia $1,000 $1,000
Kylie Stewart USA $1,000 $1,000
Alex Hetland Norway $0 $500
Emilia Pikarainen Finland $0 $500
Gregorio Paltrinieri Italy $0 $500
Tomasso D’Orsogna Australia $0 $500
Martina Granstrom Sweden $0 $500
Henrique Rodrigues Brazil $0 $500
Lotte Friis Denmark $0 $500
Miku Kanasashi Japan $0 $500
Hayate Matsubara Japan $0 $500
Jessica Morrison Australia $0 $500
Sergii Frolov Ukraine $0 $500
Spela Bohinc Slovenia $0 $500
Velimir Stjepanovic Serbia $0 $500
Chan Kin Lok Hong Kong $0 $500
Elizaveta Gorshkova Russia $500 $500
Jun Jun Guo China $500 $500
Maria Temnikova Russia $500 $500
Veronika Popova Russia $500 $500
Shiming Chen China $500 $500
Nikolay Skvortsov Russia $500 $500
Evgeny Kulikov Russia $500 $500
Svetlana Knyaginina Russia $500 $500

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