Florence Klein, from Québec City, has been elected by her peers as the new President and Chair of the Board of Canada Artistic Swimming (CAS). She will chair the seven-member board for a one-year term. Involved in the sport of artistic [...]
Canada Artistic Swimming (CAS) offered a virtual Technical and Leadership Conference on September 17-19, in conjunction with its 2021 Annual Meeting. More than 70 technical leaders, both coaches and officials, took part in the online sessions, which covered a variety of topics [...]
Canada Artistic Swimming (CAS) is on a learning journey. On the eve of the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, CAS wishes to issue an apology to the athletes and the Indigenous community in Canada for a routine performed at [...]
At its recent 2021 Annual Meeting, held virtually, the membership of Canada Artistic Swimming (CAS) elected three board members and also bid farewell to the longest-serving active board member, Judi Enns Bradette. She was first elected to the board in [...]
Julie Healy to depart; Kerri Morgan to assume Chief Sport Officer role Fresh from an incredible Olympic Games that saw Canada achieve its best results since 2012, Chief Sport Officer Julie Healy is leaving Canada Artistic Swimming (CAS) to [...]
It was another Personal Best (PB) for Canada’s artistic swimmers, with the team scoring almost two full points higher than ever for its dynamic Free Routine at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. As Co-Captain Claudia Holzner described it, “We did everything. [...]
From the opening acrobatic highlight when flyer Audrey Joly was thrown into the air, tumbled twice and dove perfectly into the water, right through to the final hybrid at the end of the routine, Canada’s artistic swimming team members, who were [...]
The second Artistic Swimming event at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games features the 8-member Canadian team. The athletes will take to the pool at the Tokyo Aquatics Centre on August 6th and 7th. A combination of long-serving national team members, and relative newcomers [...]
With a third straight Personal Best score in their Olympic competition, Claudia Holzner, 27, (Calgary, Alberta) and Jacqueline Simoneau, 24, (Saint-Laurent, Que.) finished in a strong fifth place in the Artistic Swimming Duet event at Tokyo 2020. The two improved on their [...]
Holzner and Simoneau in 5th place after Technical Routine A personal best swim for the Canadian Duet of Claudia Holzner, 27, (Calgary, Alberta) and Jacqueline Simoneau, 24, (Saint-Laurent, Que.) has them in fifth place after today’s technical routine at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic [...]
