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The Barbados Aquatic Sports Association (BASA) is the governing body for Swimming, Water Polo and Synchronized Swimming in Barbados. Managed by a Council of elected members, BASA promotes the culture of aquatics by creating opportunities for swimmers and coaches of all backgrounds to participate and advance in aquatic sports through clubs, events and learn-to-swim programmes. The Barbados Aquatic Centre is the hub of the Barbadian swimming fraternity, with the Olympic-size 50M and 25M Learn-to-Swim pools playing host to numerous swimming, water polo and synchronized swimming clubs.
Barbados’ Goodwill Swimmers Grab Top Spots
At the recently concluded 2018 Goodwill Swimming Championships, Barbados was awarded the Age Group Champion trophy in 4 Age Groups and had several second and third place finishes. It would be a clean sweep of the top 3 placements in the 8 & under girls with Heidi...
Barbados Swim Team for Goodwill Championships Announced
It's a full team for Barbados! The final qualifying time trials for the upcoming Goodwill Swimming Championships were held last weekend at the Aquatic Centre, and coming out of the Technical Meeting held on Tuesday, the Barbados Amateur Swimming Association is...
BASA’s New Executive for 2018-2020
The Barbados Amateur Swimming Association (BASA) recently held it's Annual General Meeting at the Barbados Aquatic Centre, and is pleased to announce the election of the following individuals as Officers of the Federation for the 2018 - 2020 period. PRESIDENT: Mr....
Team Barbados for CCCAN 2018
The Barbados Amateur Swimming Association is proud to announce our National Swimming Team for the upcoming CCCAN Swimming Championships, to be held in the Aruba June 29th – July 06th, 2018. SWIMMING 11-12 GIRLS: Amelie Baker, Adia Deane, Mill-Jo MacDonald &...
Links to other related websites
- FINA
- World Anti Doping Agency
- Barbados Olympic Association
- CCCAN
- Amateur Swimming Association of Trinidad & Tobago
- Bahamas Swimming Federation
- St. Lucia Amateur Swimming Association
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