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Photograph courtesy of Team Scotland

Photography of Scott McLay on his way to Gold courtesy of Team Scotland

The bulk of Duncan Scott’s impressive array of international medals to date may have come in the relay disciplines but the swimmer is determined to demonstrate his individual credentials across the board at this summer’s World Championships. Despite being just 20 years of age, Scott (University of Stirling) can already lay claim to 12 major… Continue reading Scott driven by World Champs focus

For Hannah Miley it may well be a fifth World Championships of a career spanning more than a decade but the 27-year-old goes into the event in Budapest with renewed energy and belief. It was in the same city in 2006 when Miley made her senior international debut, at a European Championships, yet 11 years… Continue reading Miley has renewed focus for Worlds

Aside from last year’s European Championships, it will be Murdoch’s first international outing in the 200m Breaststroke since winning the title at the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games.

L-R Ally Whike, Patrick Miley and Duncan Sinclair

The British Olympic Association has today announced 16 swimmers selected to represent Team GB at the Győr 2017 European Youth Olympic Festival (EYOF). The Festival will see a total of 50 British athletes compete alongside around 3,000 athletes from 50 European nations come together to compete across 10 Olympic sports from 23rd-29th July.  Team GB’s athletes,… Continue reading Future Stars Selected for Gyor 2017

If you are looking to undertake your Level 2 Coaching Aquatics qualification, Scottish Swimming are running a selection of Level 2 Coaching courses linked with the District Regional Programme. This exciting development will allow you to add to your learning, by putting the theory into a practical context with Scotland’s up and coming swimmers. There… Continue reading Are you looking to gain your Level 2 Coaching Aquatics qualification?

10 year old Stella from Renfrew Baths ASC swam the equivalent of the English Challenge

British Swimming and Scottish Swimming have announced that Dan Wallace will be suspended from all national programmes for a period of three months due to a violation of the athlete code of conduct.  Wallace has pleaded guilty to driving while under the influence of alcohol and as a result is banned from all national programme… Continue reading British Swimming and Scottish Swimming Joint Statement