2023 Swammy Awards: Female Swimmer of the Year – Kaylee McKeown
Kaylee McKeown had an unforgettable 2023, sweeping the backstrokes in Fukuoka, breaking all three LCM backstroke world records, and winning the World Cup.
200 Free Aussie Ace Max Giuliani Recaps 2023 Season, Going from 1:50 to 1:44
Tasmania’s Maximillion Giuliani has been on a hot streak in 2023, making a name for himself as one of Australia’s best 200 freestyles in history.
High-Level International Meets For January 2024
January 2024 is set to bring a host of elite meets leading up to the 2024 World Championships in Doha and 2024 Olympic Games in Paris.
2023 Swammy Awards: Oceanian Coach of the Year – Dean Boxall
Dean Boxall is the winner of the 2023 Swammy Award for Oceania Coach of the Year, marking his fifth time winning this award.
Malmsten: Record-Breaking Equipment
Malmsten takes great pride in its partnership with the PanAm Aquatics Community, and we welcome opportunities to guide the growth of aquatics in the Americas.
The Top Australian Storylines Headed Into The Paris Olympic Year — Women’s Edition
In this article, we take a look at some of the top Australian women’s storylines headed into the Paris 2024 Olympic year.
The Top Australian Storylines Headed Into The Paris Olympic Year — Men’s Edition
In this article, we take a look at some of the top Australian men’s swimming storylines headed into the 2024 Paris Olympic year.
2023 Swammy Awards: Male Breakout Swimmer of the Year – Sam Short
Short went from zero individual finals at the 2022 World Championships to winning three medals in 2023, including gold in the 400 free.
2023 Swammy Awards: Oceanian Female Swimmer of the Year – Kaylee McKeown
In one of the best years in the pool we’ve seen in recent memory, McKeown emerges over fierce competition to be named Oceanian Female Swimmer of the Year.
2023 Swammy Awards: Comeback Swimmer of the Year – Cam McEvoy
Cam McEvoy’s .51-second margin of victory was the largest ever in a men’s 50 free final at Worlds, surpassing Caeleb Dressel’s .41-second gap in 2019.
Bronte Campbell & Bradley Woodward Look Sharp At NSW State Championships
Olympians Bronte Campbell and Bradley Woodward competed at this week’s New South Wales State Championships, putting up some solid results.
arena Swim of the Week: 16-Year-Old Jaclyn Barclay Drops 2:08 200 Back In Queensland
Barclay’s time of 2:08.76 ranks her #3 all-time among 16-year-old Australians and also makes her the country’s second-fastest swimmer this year.
Cam McEvoy, Shayna Jack Headline Australian Roster Headed to 2024 World Championships
Reigning 50 free world champion Cam McEvoy and runner-up Shayna Jack headline the 24-member Australian team headed to the 2024 World Championships.
Does Max Giuliani’s Emergence Give Australia Golden Hopes In Men’s 800 Free Relay?
At the age of 20, Giuliani has gone from 1:48.0 to 1:44.7 in the 200 free in just six months, bolstering the Australian hopes in the men’s 800 free relay.
Cody Simpson Clocks 51.80 100 Fly At NSW State Age Championships
Cody Simpson continued his quest for potential Paris 2024 Olympic qualification with another strong 100m fly performance in his native Australia.
