| SPORT | SWIMMING |
| AFFILIATE | Amateur Swimming Association of Trinidad and Tobago |
| PRESIDENT | Lyndsay Galleet |
| SECRETARY | Gregory Mitchell |
| CONTACT | |
| MAILING ADDRESS | P.O Box 244 Wrightson Road, Port of Spain |
| secretary.asatt@gmail.com | |
| WEBSITE | http://www.swimtt.com |
Carter to take Xmas break, then full charge to Tokyo Games
TOP Trinidad and Tobago swimmer Dylan Carter rated his performances as some of the best of his career as he now pivots to refresh himself over the Christmas before engaging in a full cycle of training leading into the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
With the International Swimming League (ISL) 2020 — the second...
Aquatics clubs struggling to survive in Covid uncertainty.
Months of lack of income but still being committed to paying recurring maintenance, rental costs and salaries have left many club owners/coaches in the aquatic fraternity struggling to keep their heads above water.
When the restrictions announced in Mid-March due to Covid-19 effectively decimated the...
Sport and Community Development minister Shamfa Cudjoe has congratulated national swimmer Dylan Carter for his outstanding recent performance at the International Swimming League (ISL) and has encouraged him to remain disciplined, focused and committed, according to a release.
Carter shattered two national...
Carter sets another national record at ISL
TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO’S star swimmer Dylan Carter splashed to a silver medal on the second and final day of match number 10 of the International Swimming League (ISL) (25m course) 2020, yesterday.
Carter flew from the start, touching at the half-way mark while leading in a split of 23.81 seconds. He actually...
TEAM TTO standout swimmer Dylan Carter smashed two national records as his Los Angeles Current (LAC) squad were second after the first day of match number ten of the International Swimming League (ISL) 2020, the world’s major swimming event on the 2020 international calendar.
At the bio-secure bubble...
But Carter sees room for improvement in ISL series
Despite progressive improvement at each of the three matches to date, Team TTO standout swimmer Dylan Carter is not completely satisfied with his International Swimming League (ISL) 2020 performances at the mid-way point of the preliminary round matches.
But the 24-year-old believes his efforts and times...
