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Coaches: The site selection process for the Bronze and Silver meets is a first come first serve process. Each team, including satellites, will need to submit a form for each meet whether you plan to attend or not. The form will allow you to select the location that you want and declare the number of swimmers you predict will attend the meet. It is important to be as accurate as possible so that the distribution of swimmers at each site is fair. There will be a maximum number of swimmers...
Congratulations to the seven New England Clubs who achieved the 2026 Club Excellence Designations from USA Swimming! USA Swimming today announced the top 200 clubs recognized as Gold, Silver, or Bronze medal clubs in the 2025-26 Club Excellence program. The program annually recognizes the highest-performing clubs in the country in developing athletes aged 18 years and younger. SILVER Commonwealth Swimming Crimson Aquatics Shawmut Aquatic Club BRONZE Bluefish Swim Club Charles River Aquatics Revolution Aquatic Club Sunrise Swim Club CONGRATULATIONS! To view all the clubs in USA Swimming, click HERE
At last week’s SAC Spooktacular the following records were broken: Eaton Heng, XTRM, broke the Boys 10&Under 50 back record with a time of 27.67. This broke the previous record time of 29.76 held by Azariah Mamousette ICMY set in 2018 Eaton Heng, XTRM, broke the Boys 10&Under 200IM record with at time of 2:10.79. This broke the previous record time of 2:15.52 held by Mathew LaPorte ABF 2024 Eaton Heng, XTRM, broke the Boys 10&Under 100IM record with a time of 59.35. This broke the record he set last...
USA Swimming has announced the rosters for its 2025 National Select Camps, set to take place this month at the United States Olympic and Paralympic Training Center in Colorado Springs. The boys’ camp runs October 9th through the 12th, followed by the girls’ camp October 23rd through the 26th. Two swimmers from New England have been named to the Boy's roster: Jonathan Feole-Haughey of Crimson Aquatics in the 100 Backstroke Joey Eaddy of Revolution Aquatic Club in the Open Water 5k Chris Morgan of Revolution Aquatic Club was named as...
At the 2025 AWARDS BANQUET the following awards were presented: JEFF JOHNSON AGE GROUP DEVELOPMENT COACH OF THE YEAR: Ellen Caruso, Commonwealth Swimming- The Current Ellen Caruso has been the head 10 & Under Coach at Commonwealth Swimming in Boston, AM for 10 years. A competitive swimmer from a young age and through college, she carried that love for the sport into coaching today. After moving to the Boston area in 2005, for grad school, she began her aquatics career that year working alongside Head Coach Chris Sheppard where they...
New England Swimming is seeking athlete and non-athlete volunteers to serve on various NESI committees and contribute their time, voice, and expertise to make our LSC the best it can possibly be. Attendance at monthly meetings (over Zoom) is required. To learn more about getting involved, please fill out our brief interest application and we will be in touch! ATHLETE INTEREST APPLICATION NON-ATHLETE INTEREST APPLICATION Your voice matters, so please consider volunteering your time! We look forward to hearing from you! New England Swimming Board of Directors
Eaton Heng, XTRM, broke 5 Boys 10 & Under Records this weekend at the Crimson IMR Pentathlon: In the 100 Free his time of 53.57 broke the previous record time of 56.43 set by Azariah Mamousette, ICMY, in 2018 In the 100 Back his time of 1:00.91 broke the previous record time of 1:02.20 set by Mathew LaPorte, ABF, in 2024 In the 100 Breast his time of 1:09.95 broke the previous record time of 1:11.45 set by Corey Swamson, ABF, in 1999 In the 100 Fly his time of...
Cullen Cashman, SSYS, broke two 13-14 Boys Records this weekend at the 2025 NE CS Fall Sprints: In the 50 fly, his time of 22.79 broke the previous record time of 23.09 set by Caden LaPlante TCST in April of 2025 In the 50 breast, his time of 26.48 broke the previous record he set in August with at time of 26.62 CONGRATULATIONS!
DAVE MODZELEWSKI, COACH at YNS, recently received the James Raymond Flowers Disability Coach of the Year award for the 2024-2025 season. The award honors coaches with outstanding inclusion of swimmers with a disability under the nominee’s direct coaching assignment and/or promotion of swimmers with a disability and disability swimming with the nominee’s sphere of influence. This demonstration of inclusion and influence should be evident as a part of the nominee’s ongoing coaching philosophy and for his success at the 2025 World Para Swimming Championships in Singapore. SWIMSWAM also featured Dave...
