Canada Artistic Swimming (CAS) is pleased to announce that Olympic medallist Yelyzaveta (Lyza) Yakhno has joined the coaching team for its Senior National Team. Lyza has moved to Canada from her native Ukraine, where she was part of the national team [...]
As Canada Artistic Swimming (CAS) held its 2022 Annual Meeting virtually, on Saturday, September 17th, it took time to celebrate accomplishments, to look to the future and to say farewell to some extraordinary members of the artistic swimming community. Honorary Life [...]
History made as men competed in first-ever solo events More than 200 athletes, representing 26 different countries, competed at the 2022 FINA World Junior Artistic Swimming Championships in Québec City. Hosted and organized by Canada Artistic Swimming, the competition was held [...]
Côté, Holzner and Simoneau all taking active role in the event Three members of Canada’s 2020 Olympic Artistic Swimming Team will be active participants behind the scenes as Canada gets ready to host the 2022 FINA World Junior Artistic Swimming Championships. [...]
In recognition of the successful coordination of talent development activities across the country in artistic swimming and the on-going work with its provincial partners in building culture in the sport, CAS is pleased to announce that Kasia Kulesza, national senior team [...]
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, [...]
Canada Artistic Swimming congratulates the Sport Dispute Resolution Centre of Canada (SDRCC) on its announcement today of Sarah-Ève Pelletier as Canada’s first Sport Integrity Commissioner. The Office of the Sport Integrity Commissioner will operate independently to receive complaints about alleged violations [...]
The conclusion of the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games, in August of 2021, represented the culmination of more than five years of working towards that goal for Canada’s artistic swim team. It was also the most unusual of preparation times, with Covid [...]
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 [...]
There is a natural transition period when athletes in a high performance sport finish competing at an Olympic Games. For the athletes who represented Canada in artistic swimming at the Tokyo Games, it was the culmination of five plus years of [...]
