With funds from the 2022 FINA Olympic Aquatic Support Programme (FINA OASP), the Sierra Leone Swimming, Diving and Water Polo Association Executive Committee today Friday 18th November 2022 distributed...
`After the National Olympic Committee announced the date for Elective Congress, the Sierra Leone Swimming, Diving and Water Polo Executive paid a courtesy visit to the N.O.C President at his office in...
The executive committee of the Sierra Leone Swimming diving and Waterpolo Association has in a meeting unanimously approved and supported, Mohamed Turay, president of the Association, to contest as presidential...
The Sierra Leone Swimming, Diving and Water Polo Association has scored 16 out of the 20 marks indicator on the latest International Swimming Federation (FINA) Good Governance Survey for 2022 marking the...
Sierra Leone Swimming Diving and Water Polo Association President, Mohamed Abdul Turay, has on Wednesday September 14, 2022, signed the Book of Condolence in memory of the late British Monarch Queen Elizabeth...
Men's Swimming captain, Joshua Wyse has blamed the lack of proper swimming facilities in the country for his poor display in the Men's 50m Butterfly at the Commonwealth Games Birmingham 2022. Wyse took...
Two Sierra Leonean Swimmers Joshua Wyse and Isha Bangura has failed to progress in their first appearance in the Commonwealth swimming competition. The pair were in Heat 1 of their event as they are...
Ahead of the 2022 Commonwealth Games, officially known as the XXII Commonwealth Games and commonly known as Birmingham 2022, Sierra Leone athletes are set to begin their journey in the Commonwealth Games...
`A day after entering the Commonwealth Games Village, the national swimming team, Sierra Dolphins, concluded their first training session at the Commonwealth Athletes Village Gym in preparation for the...
After a disappointing performance at the Just concluded Olympic in Tokyo, the Sierra Leone Swimming delegation has left the shores of the country for the 15th FINA World Swimming Championships (25m) in...
