The opening leg of the 2026 European Aquatics Open Water Swimming Cup, scheduled to take place this morning in Protaras, has been officially cancelled following a thorough on-site assessment and consultation with team representatives.
European Aquatics has launched an initiative to encourage wider participation in artistic swimming team competition, with three national federations receiving financial support to compete in this summer’s EA Championships in Paris.
The opening leg of the European Aquatics Open Water Swimming Cup 2026 gets underway in Protaras on 18 April, opening a new season that is expected to be defined by rising stars and huge moments, with this being no exception.
Organisers of the European Aquatics Championships Paris 2026 marked 100 days to go (D-100) by unveiling the medals for which athletes will be striving this summer. European Aquatics was represented at the press conference in Saint-Denis by its First Vice President, Croatia’s Josip Varvodic.
Adam Peaty laid down a mighty marker in the Aquatics GB Championships tonight as he followed his 100m breaststroke win with victory in the 50m breaststroke, earning European Aquatics Championship qualification for both events.
Adam Wilkie has quit his desk job in a bid to match the world-record time of his father, British Olympic swimming great David Wilkie, who passed away in 2024
All seven available spots were booked by the European powerhouses – with the 8th going to Australia, by default, as the hosts of the men’s World Cup Finals, scheduled for July in Sydney. Spain topped the Division One tournament...
Swim Ireland’s Irish Open Swimming Championships and Commonwealth Games Trials running in partnership with Swim Ulster ended in Bangor on […]
Germany’s 19-year-old Johannes Liebmann lowered the men’s European 800m freestyle record to 7:37.94 at the Malmsten Swim Open Stockholm, where home idol Sarah Sjostrom marked her return to action with 50m freestyle silver.
Ellie McCartney, Ellen Walshe, Matthew Hamilton and Danielle Hill all impressed during this morning’s heats at the Irish Open Championships […]
A reduced Early Bird registration fee for the Athlete Welfare in Sport Conference 2026 -“Protecting our Athletes” in Dublin on May 8 is still available until April 17. The Early Bird price-per-person of €50 switches on April 18 to a price of €75 ahead of the registration deadline of April 30.
Though three Spanish greats played at home in the first-leg of the Champions League Women quarterfinals, only Mataro managed to gain an advantage, against Roma. Title-holders St Andreu had to come back...
Stroke clean sweeps for John Shortt, Jack Kelly and Mona McSharry, a fourth national title for Ellen Walshe and another […]
