Xiandi with coach Pinky Brosas. FILE phoito

By Edwin Rollon

CAMBODIA Southeast Asian Games long course record holder in women’s 200-meter backstroke Xiandi Chua made another breakthrough in her sterling career, establishing a new Philippine record while campaigning for the Philippine Team in the 2024 Australian Short Course Swimming Championships on Friday at the Adelaide, Australia.

Santor shows dominance in PAI swim met.

By Edwin Rollon

UNIVERSITY of Santo Tomas varsity teammates Aishel Evangelista and Patricia Santor dominated five events in their respective age group classes to lead the list of Most Outstanding Swimmers (MOS) awardees at the close of ‘Go Full Speedo Swim Series Long Course Swimming Meet Leg 1 on Sunday at the Teofilo Yldefonso swimming pool inside the historic Rizal Memorial Sports Complex in Malate, Manila.

Alyssa Capat of AHSC in the 50m breakstroke.

By Edwin Rollon

BETTA Caloocan Swim Team protégé Aishel Evangelista dominated two more events as he poised to win the Most Outstanding Swimmer (MOS) in his age class even as his varsity teammate Patricia Santor continued to shine in the distaff side in the Philippine Aquatics, Inc. “Go Full Speedo’ Swim Series Long Course Swimming Meet leg 1 on Sunday at the Teofilo Yldefonso swimming pool in Malate, Manila.

Nicole Diamante in action.

ByEdwin Rollon

Patricia Santor of Ilustre East Aquatics Club claimed two gold medals as she stood brightest among hundreds of young competitors at the start of ‘Go Full Speedo’ Swim Series Long Course Swimming Meet Leg 1 on Saturday at the Teofilo Yldefonso swimming pool inside the famed Rizal Memorial Sports Complex (RMSC) in Malate, Manila.

The Philippine Aquatics, Inc. (PAI) talent identification program at the grassroots level continued through the 'Go Full Speedo' Swim Series long Course Swimming Meet Leg 1 this weekend at the Teofilo Yldefonso Swimming pool inside the famed Rizal Memorial Sports Complex in Malate, Manila.

Xiandi Chua tops 200m Individual Medley.

Southeast Asian Games record holder Xiandi Chua, and fellow veteran SEAG winner Chloe Isleta provided some semblance of rivalry as the country’s two swimming stars heated an already high-octane Day 1 action in the Philippine Aquatics, Inc. (PAI) National Trials 25-meter (short course) on Tuesday at the Teofilo Yldefonso Swimming pool inside the historic Rizal Memorial Sports Complex in Malate, Manila.