However, the five synchronised swimmers need more support to get them to the international competition.
Deborah Tsai, Rose Stackpole, Danielle Kettlewell, Amie Thompson and Danielle ten Vaanholt raised $8260 on the fundraising campaign site Sportaroo.
It will cost about $8500 each to get them to the Australian Institute of Sport in Canberra for a training camp followed by the World Cup from October 2-5.
Synchro Australia vice-president Brian Miller said synchronised swimming did not receive Federal Government funding, so swimmers and their families had to dig deep just to stay on the team.
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READ NOWAustralian team member Deborah Tsai said the Synchro Sisters would apply for local grants and receive help from her Claremont-based club and the WA Institute of Sport but would still have to fund a portion of the cost themselves.
Tsai, who trains at Claremont Pool with West Coast Splash, said the World Cup was an important competition in the lead-up to the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics.
‘Since London we have become the up-and- coming young team,’ she said.