Swimming

10/28/2025 |  How Sustainable Utilities Raise the Bar in Creating All-Electric, Zero-Carbon Aquatics Centers (Athletic Business) The tǝmǝsew’txw Aquatic and Community Centre is the rare all-electric aquatics center that boasts Canada’s Green Building Council’s Zero Carbon Building design standard. Located in New Westminster, B.C., just outside Vancouver, tǝmǝsew’txw (pronounced tǝ-mu-see-out) had several obstacles to overcome in its path to becoming a shining example of sustainable pool design.

10/28/2025 |  Abuse in swimming – lawyer welcomes review (Insider Sport) On October 13, 2025 Swim England announced that they have appointed the NSPCC to conduct an independent desktop review of historical safeguarding cases referred to or handled by Swim England between January 2003 and December 2022.
I act for a survivor of abuse within Swim England and welcome the appointment of the NSPCC, who have extensive experience in dealing with safeguarding matters. 

9/29/2025 |  Mission Viejo to Host Four Diving Nations Ahead of 2028 Olympics (SportsTravel) The Mission Viejo Nadadores Foundation has announced that divers from Australia and France will join delegations from the Netherlands and Team USA to conduct their pre–2028 Olympic Summer Games training in the city of Mission Viejo, California, ahead of competition in Los Angeles.

9/8/2025 |  World swim body to pay $4.6M legal settlement to athletes who took part in breakaway series (Associated Press (AP)) LAUSANNE, Switzerland (AP) — Olympic swimmers who challenged the sport’s governing body in a U.S. court are set to get a multi-million dollar settlement for athletes who took part in a breakaway series.
“World Aquatics is setting up a fund of $4.6 million that will be distributed to swimmers who signed contracts to compete at the International Swimming League (ISL) event in Turin in 2018 and in the 2019 ISL season,” the governing body said Monday in a statement.

8/25/2025 |  USA Artistc Swimming Partners with iGarden (SportsTravel) Swimming pools for the nation’s top aquatic athletes need to be as clean as possible. And a new partnership between USA Artistic Swimming and iGarden, makers of pool cleaning equipment, appears to be an ideal match.
USA Artistic Swimming has announced the new partnership with iGarden, a subsidiary of Fairland Group, including a live demonstration recently held in California for a select crowd of Olympians and media. The agreement also makes the brand the exclusive robotic pool cleaner partner of the national governing body.