The 2025 SA National Swimming Championships has concluded with three women swimmers having achieved qualifying times for the World Aquatics Championships in Singapore, at the
Erin Gallagher, Simoné Moll and Caitlin de Lange outstanding with SA National Swimming Championship titles on Day 3 of the annual swim meet at the
Both Rebecca Meder and Kaylene Corbett set 200m breaststroke World Championships qualification times on the third night of competition at the SA National Swim Champs
Rebecca Meder broke her own 200m IM Paris 2024 South African record and set a World Championships Qualifying Mark while Michaela de Villiers set a
17-year-old Jessica Thompson and New Zealand-based Rebecca Meder among Day 1 champions at the SA National Swimming Championships underway at the Newton Park Swimming Pool
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
Jessica Thompson and Marony Jacobs caught deserved attention when 2025 started with a bang for Mzansi swimmers, with the fastest talent in the sport catching
The SA women’s 4x100m medley relay team of Milla Drakopoulos, Lara van Niekerk, Rebecca Meder and Jessica Thompson; and 50m freestyle semi-finalist, Caitlin de Lange,
Stephanie Houtman set a new African record in the 1500m freestyle the Day 4 Highlight in Budapest while Rebecca Meder lined up in two finals
Rebecca Meder racked up a further two African records, and also recorded a personal best a whisker off Tatjana Smith’s continental breaststroke record at the
Rebecca Meder continued to show her rising form in the breaststroke events, finishing third in her 100m breaststroke semifinal to qualify for Thursday’s final at
Rebecca Meder took over half a second off Zimbabwean Olympic great Kirsty Coventry’s African 200m individual medley record on the opening night of the World
