All while facing last minute changes due to injuries, the Canadian Artistic Swimming Team came together and participated in a total of 4 different events at the FINA 2022 World Aquatics Championships, in Hungary, landing a spot in every final and securing [...]
Canada’s Artistic Swimming Team heads into the 2022 World Aquatics Championships in Budapest, Hungary, with a few veterans, and a group of athletes who will compete at the event for the very first time. The Artistic Swimming events begin on Friday, [...]
The SYNC Artistic Swimming Championships, an international event hosted annually every summer, will take on additional meaning in 2022 for athletes in the 13-15 age group. Delegations from across the country will compete for the right to represent Canada at FINA’s [...]
Many people don’t realize the incredible time and effort that volunteers put into local, provincial, national and international sport. Without the support of so many who give their time to plan and host events, or serve as officials and board members, [...]
After nearly a decade on Canada’s national artistic swimming team, Claudia Holzner is staying connected to the sport from the other side of the pool deck. Following her Olympic debut in Tokyo at the 2020 Summer Games, she’s currently taking a [...]
Quebec City to host 2022 FINA WORLD Junior Artistic Swimming Championships The world’s best junior (15-18) artistic swimmers will gather in Quebec City, Canada, in August 2022 to take part in the 17th FINA World Junior Championships. After being postponed [...]
Canada Artistic Swimming has published a summary of the actions and ongoing projects related to “Rise Up: an action plan for a safe and inclusive environment”, initiated in April 2021. During the quarter, we have focused on a number of [...]
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. [...]
