The second leg of the 2025 Artistic Swimming World Cup got underway on Friday with the presentation of the Solo and Duet Technical events. Team Canada had 3 entries on the day, including two in the afternoon session where the [...]
Expanding on the success of Rise Up to foster a stronger, more inclusive sport culture. Canada Artistic Swimming (CAS) is proud to introduce the We All Swim Together initiative, a grassroots program developed in collaboration with the Canadian Olympic [...]
Canada Artistic Swimming is proud to announce the athletes selected for its 2025 Senior Training Group, currently training full-time as they prepare for the 2025 World Aquatics Artistic Swimming World Cups and World Championships. The group includes [...]
Canada Artistic Swimming is proud to confirm that Karine Doré has been named Lead Coach of its Senior National Team. She will join the National Training Centre in January 2025 and lead the coaching staff as the team prepares for [...]
Markham, Ontario, will once again play host to the World Aquatics Artistic Swimming World Cup, welcoming the world’s best to Canada on May 1-3, 2025. After successful editions in 2023 and 2024 that saw many of the world’s leading artistic [...]
Canada Artistic Swimming marked a major milestone at its annual conference in September with its 100-year anniversary gala in Montreal. The evening honoured a century of achievements, from early pioneers to modern champions, and featured the Century Awards, recognizing athletes, [...]
Canada Artistic Swimming’s 2024 Annual Meeting concluded on Saturday, September 21st with the election of three board members to three-year terms. Paul Fritz-Németh was the sole new member elected to the Board. He is a founder of a professional services firm [...]
After Friday's technical program that left them out of medal contention, the Canadian duet of Audrey Lamothe and Jacqueline Simoneau took to the pool on August 10 at the Centre Aquatique Olympique with one goal in mind: redemption. They had [...]
For the first time at the Olympics, the team event in Paris included three programs: the technical, free and acrobatic routines, with the final standings determined by the aggregate score of the programs. The Canadian team, going into the event [...]
Canada Artistic Swimming Canada (CAS) is pleased to announce that Victoria, British Columbia, has been selected to host the first two events of the 2025 Canadian artistic swimming national calendar, the National Qualifier and the Canadian University League (CUASL) Championships. [...]
