Callan Lötter is South Africa’s triple 2026 Open Water Champion after defending her national 10km, 5km, and 3km titles at the Bombela Concession Company SA
Nineteen-year-old Callan Lötter dominated the rough conditions to secure her first elite aQuellé Midmar Mile title, and swimming vet Alani Ferreira worked hard to earn
Callan Lötter, Stephanie Houtman, and a fit-again Carli Antonopoulos vie for the vacant 2026 aQuellé Midmar Mile women’s crown on 8 February in the absence
Midmar Mile debutant Catherine van Rensburg took the lead at the start gun with TUKS swimming partner Callan Lotter, and held her advantage through all
Durban scholar Tayla Bruce braved the wintry weather and navigated the waves of the Indian Ocean to beat the pack and emerge champion of the
Diving’s Julia Vincent was the pick of the SA athletes competing at World Aquatics’ World Championships in Doha, Qatar, and is all about preparations for
2024 aQuellé Midmar Mile champion Tory Earle earned her maiden win in rough conditions after emerging as an early leader, and then powering away to
Alani Ferreira braved the big waves and tricky conditions to emerge as the women’s winner in the visually impaired category, on the first day of
Julia Vincent is flying the SA flag high, sealing a place in the 3m Springboard Final after she managed a 10th-place finish in Friday morning’s
Sharon van Rouwendaal won’t be defending her Midmar Mile title, and 2022 runner-up Samantha Randle, two-time champ Michelle Weber and Corné van Schalkwyk will be
It’s was an action packed opening few days for South Africa’s participants at the World Aquatic Championships in Doha, Qatar, and those involved have struggled
With some under pressure to qualify for the Paris 2024 Summer Games, Team South Africa’s open water swimmers, divers, water polo players and artistic swimmers
