11 March 2024 – South African swimmers contributed another four gold medals, and 13 in total, to Team SA’s collection at the African Games in Accra, Ghana on Monday. Catherine van Rensburg kicked things off with gold in the 400m freestyle, claiming victory in 4 minutes 17.92 seconds with Hannah Mouton taking bronze in 4:22.89. In the men’s event, young Pretoria swimmer Matthew Caldwell secured the silver in a time of 3:57.70 with Cameron Casali taking bronze in 3:58.73. Egypt’s Marwan Elkamash claimed gold in 3:51.... Read More

10 March 2024 – The SA swimming squad competing at the African Games added 10 more medals to Team SA’s haul on the second night of action in Accra, Ghana on Sunday. Saturday’s opening night of swimming saw the team earning a total of seven medals – four of them gold, two silver and one bronze, and there was plenty more to celebrate on the pool deck on Sunday. Simone Moll and Georgia Els ensured the country’s proud record in international breaststroke events was extended, taking the top two spots on the 100m b... Read More

The Rondebosch Boys’ High School community is grieving the loss of a beloved member, former swimming captain Luke Slabber of E’21, who tragically passed away in a car accident while representing the University of Wyoming’s swimming team. Luke Slabber will be remembered not just as a talented swimmer but as an individual who brought a unique blend of passion, dedication, and sportsmanship to the pool. The news of Luke's passing has left a void in the hearts of those who knew him. His journey as the former swimming captai... Read More

In a stunning display of athleticism and skill, Egyptian swimmer Sohib Khaled made headlines at the SEC Championships with his remarkable performance in the men's 100-yard backstroke event. Clocking in at an impressive time of 45.56 seconds, Khaled set a new standard of excellence in collegiate swimming. Competing against a field of talented athletes, Khaled showcased his prowess in the water, demonstrating flawless technique and unwavering determination from start to finish. His electrifying speed propelled him to the for... Read More

In an electrifying display of speed and skill, Egyptian swimmer Abdelrahman Sameh Elaraby has etched his name into the annals of Notre Dame's swimming history. Competing in the men's 100m butterfly event, Elaraby soared to new heights, smashing records and leaving spectators in awe. Clocking in at an astounding 45.03 seconds, Elaraby's performance not only secured victory but also established a new school record for Notre Dame in the fiercely contested discipline. With unparalleled determination and finesse, he sliced through the... Read More