SWIMMING

SWIMMING | Amateur Swimming Association of Trinidad and Tobago

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
EMAIL	secretary.asatt@gmail.com
WEBSITE	http://www.swimtt.com

FASTEST MEN: Jordan Crooks for the Cayman Islands, centre, Benjamin Proud from Britain, left, and Dylan Carter from Trinidad and Tobago display their medals after the Men’s 50-metre freestyle at the World Short Course Swimming Championships in Melbourne, Australia, yesterday. Crooks won the gold, Proud the silver and Carter took the bronze. —Photo: AP (The TTOC obtained this image via trinidadexpress.com)

Bronze for ‘proud’ Carter at World Short Course | World Sports | trinidadexpress.com

ACE TTO swimmer Dylan Carter left it late but pulled through in his final event with a bronze medal in the Men’s 50m freestyle yesterday to climax his participation at the 16th FINA World Swimming Short Course Championships in Melbourne, Australia.

Dylan Carter of Trinidad and Tobago blasts out of the start blocks on his way to winning the men's 50m freestyle at the FINA Swimming World Cup meet in Toronto, on Friday. - via AP (Image obtained at newsday.co.tt)

Carter wins 6th gold of Swimming World Cup | Sports | newsday.co.tt

TRINIDAD and Tobago swimmer Dylan Carter won another gold medal at leg two of the FINA Swimming World Cup 2022 in Toronto, Canada on Sunday.

TT swimmers Nikoli Blackman, from left, Amelia Rajack, coach Maurice Faria, Shania David and Zachary Anthony. - (Image obtained via: newsday.co.tt)

Swim coach praises Trinidad and Tobago team's Beach Games campaign | Sports | newsday.co.tt

HEAD coach Maurice Faria of the TT swim team who participated at the Central American and Caribbean Sea and Beach Games commended the effort of his athletes as most of them were juniors competing against senior athletes.

T&T’s ace international swimmer Dylan Carter made it three gold medals in a three days when he mounted the top of the podium for the third time in the first leg of the FINA Short Course Swimming World Cup in Berlin, Germany on Sunday. Photo courtesy SporTT (Image obtained via: guardian.co.tt)

Carter: Three close podium misses ignited my fire | Sports | Trinidad & Tobago Guardian

T&T swimmer Dylan Carter says his red-hot start at the first FINA World Cup Swimming Series stop in Berlin was fueled by missing three major international medals by less than one-tenth of a second this summer.