Malta’s Jude Bonnici Peresso has made his debut on the world stage, competing at the Junior World Championships in Budapest.
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Malta’s Zea Montfort has made history at the Junior World Championships after securing an impressive 10th-place finish in the Women’s Solo Technical event.
Nathan Cachia has travelled to Paris with coach Ioan Catalin Stan to compete in the 100m and 200m butterfly events.
Aquahub Malta returned from the Trofeo Piskeo in Messina with multiple medals and a national age group record set by Samuel Camilleri in the 200m butterfly.
Sliema Aquatic Sports Club swimmers secured national records, medals and personal bests during international competitions held in Sicily and London this season.
Synchro Knights achieved multiple podium finishes at the Spring Harmony International Meet in Poland, highlighting the progress of Maltese artistic swimming on the international stage.
Sliema Aquatic Sports Club emerged victorious at the COOP Services National Short Course Championships 2025/26, delivering an outstanding performance despite competing with a squad of just 49 swimmers.
The Aquatic Sports Association of Malta signs three-year service contracts with Alternative Technologies for Swiss Timing systems at Cottonera and Tal-Qroqq pools, enhancing swimming and water polo competitions.
Seventeen-year-old synchronised swimmer Zea Montfort has cemented her place as one of Malta’s brightest young sporting talents, becoming the first synchro swimmer in the country to be awarded the prestigious Malta Sports Scholarship for two consecutive years, first for the 2023–2024 season and now again for 2024–2025
The University of Malta’s Department of Artificial Intelligence has announced the launch of SWIM-360, a €200,000 cutting-edge research project aimed at transforming competitive swimming training through artificial intelligence. This two-year initiative (2024-2026) marks a major milestone in Malta’s growing digital innovation ecosystem and is supported by Xjenza Malta and the Malta Digital Innovation Authority under the R&I Thematic Programmes: Digital Technologies Programme.
The Aquatic Sports Association (ASA) has officially launched its plans for celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2025, unveiling three key pillars that highlight its rich history, commitment to the community, and vision for the future.
Sasha Gatt, Malta’s top swimmer, will compete in the 2024 World Short Course Swimming Championships, alongside her coach Stan Ioan Catalin. Sasha will participate in the 800m freestyle on the …
The University of Malta’s Department of Artificial Intelligence, within the Faculty of ICT, has launched Project DIVE (Data-driven Intelligent Video Evaluation), an ambitious initiative designed to revolutionise competitive swimming through the application of artificial intelligence.
The Aquatic Sports Association (ASA) recently concluded a highly successful three-year partnership with COOP Services, a leading provider of transport solutions in Malta. This collaboration, which marked a milestone in …
The Maltese Swimming Association (ASA) has officially announced the swimmers selected to represent Malta at the Swim for Life International Swimming Championship in Abu Dhabi, scheduled for December 13th to …
Azzopardi had sent an email to President Izzo stating he was resigning from his post as Operations Manager The ASA, the Aquatic Sports Association of Malta, announced a review of …
Near-perfect weather welcomed nearly 100 swimmers participating in the Garmin Malta-Gozo-Malta and Garmin Gozo-Malta Open Water Swimming Competitions over the weekend. After a year off, the highly anticipated open water …
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