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Cameron Brodie is embarking on a new path following a successful swimming career

Scotland’s top swimmers are showing their support for drug-free sport by getting behind UK Anti-Doping’s #CleanSportWeek campaign. This year’s event, which is the second annual campaign, will celebrate clean athletes and the hard work that goes into their success, and provide a platform for athletes and partner organisations to talk about clean sport with pride.… Continue reading Scottish swimming stars get behind #CleanSportWeek

You may remember a couple of months ago we brought you news of how Caitlyn Hamilton, a young swimmer from Lanark ASC, was overcoming the odds and continuing to swim despite her ongoing battle with Crohn’s Disease, a condition that causes inflammation of the digestive system or gut. And what better way to raise awareness… Continue reading Swimming with Crohn’s: The Caitlyn Hamilton Story

Scottish Swimming is pleased to launch a new Wellbeing and Protection Policy for Children and Young People which puts children’s wellbeing and safety at the heart of all that we do to ensure they are safe, secure and happy in an aquatics environment. The new Wellbeing and Protection Policy is broader in scope than the… Continue reading Scottish Swimming put children first

#TheMoment you look up at the scoreboard and see you've won Silver! Brilliant swimming from Duncan Scott tonight.

Team Scotland's 224 athletes (29 from Aquatics) won 44 medals in Gold Coast

Still lots of opportunities to see some of our best swimmers race for medal glory at Glasgow 2018 #BeThere for #TheMoment

Katie Robertson was back on the top step of the podium for Day 4 but young Jamie McGregor could well call himself the Dark Knight after powering to victory in the 14 Age Group 200m Freestyle Final…despite Tollcross suffering a blackout midway through the race! The moment the lights went out McGregor was challenging for… Continue reading #SNAGS2018: Day 4 Report

Scott Gibson (South Lanarkshire) made it two out of two in the backstroke at #SNAGS2018 and with just one more to go he could come away from the Championships with a clean sweep. The 17-18 200m Backstroke Final was the scene for Gibson’s second gold of the meet, taking the win ahead of Keir Edgar… Continue reading #SNAGS2018: Day 3 Report

Day 2 of #SNAGS2018 may well go down as ‘rivalry night’, with a series of brilliant head-to-head races between the country’s top swimmers. But the Tollcross crowd was also treated to some individual excellence, as two national age group records fell, headlined by British European Junior squad member Archie Goodburn (Warrender BC). Goodburn of Warrender… Continue reading #SNAGS2018: Day 2 Report