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London's the home of Aquatics GB Swimming Championships until 2028
Aquatics GB are delighted to confirm a five-year partnership with the London Aquatics Centre that will see our flagship Aquatics GB Swimming Championships based at this iconic venue all the way to the LA 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
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Team GB swimming team confirmed for Paris 2024 Olympic Games
A 33-strong team across pool and marathon swimming has today been confirmed by the BOA (British Olympic Association) to represent Team GB at this summer's Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
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Dale joins Aquatics GB as new Swimming Performance Pathway Lead
Aquatics GB is pleased to confirm the appointment of Euan Dale as our new Performance Pathway Lead - Swimming.
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London Aquatics Centre ready for huge Aquatics GB Swimming Champs
The moment is nearly upon us for the 2025 Aquatics GB Swimming Championships to dive into action at the London Aquatics Centre, with six packed days set to unfold from tomorrow (Tuesday 15th April).
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Relays pivotal at European Aquatics Junior and U23 swimming championships
Great Britain topped the medal table at the European Aquatics Junior Swimming Championships with 19 medals – nine of which were gold.
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Research deep dive is optimising elite swimming performance at Stirling
Olympic swimmers at the University of Stirling – Scotland’s University for Sporting Excellence – are benefiting from a major new research collaboration which deploys cutting-edge predictive analytics, machine learning, and applied sports science to enhance performance outcomes.
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Richards leads the British charge at the European Junior Swimming Champs
Matt Richards smashed the British record with a stunning 100m Freestyle performance to win GB’s first gold of the 2019 European Junior Swimming Championships
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Stephens and Hope complete Team GB swimming squad for Tokyo 2020
Laura Stephens and Lucy Hope have been named by the British Olympic Association (BOA) to represent Team GB at this summer's Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, completing a swimming team of 30 that will head to Tokyo next month.
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British quartet break relay record, as Olympic swimming action gets underway
Max Litchfield and Aimee Willmott secure finals in their respective 400m Individual medley events, as the TeamGB Women’s 4x100m Freestyle quartet also book their spot in a medal showdown with a British record swim.
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Renshaw hangs up goggles after over a decade with British Swimming
Triple European champion Molly Renshaw has retired from elite swimming, bringing the curtain down on a senior career that spanned more than a decade and saw the Loughborough Performance Centre athlete earn multiple major medals and compete at two Olympic Games.