Audrey Lamothe, from Montreal, entered the World Cup Artistic Swimming Super Final with the same goals she’s been pursuing all year: perform to the best of her abilities and continue to improve both her scores and her world ranking. On Friday, [...]
Markham, Ontario, will play host to the newly-renamed FINA Artistic Swimming World Cup, welcoming the world’s best to Canada on March 16-18, 2023. Canada, the only nation that has hosted an edition of the World Series/World Cup every year since its [...]
Canada Artistic Swimming is proud to announce the athletes who will form the 2022-2023 Senior National Team and National Team Pool. A total of 17 talented athletes have been invited to form the group that will be training at Montreal’s Institut [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 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 [...]
12 athletes to start training full-time in Montréal Canada Artistic Swimming is proud to announce the athletes who will form the 2021-2022 Senior Training Group, currently training full-time at Montreal’s Institut National du Sport (INS). A total of [...]
