Our thanks to everyone who participated in Synchro this season! To all the athletes, coaches, parents, members, officials, volunteers (and particularly, Knox Gel applicators!) we thank you.  All the Finals results are now available on the 2019 Synchro page.

Our thanks to Elm Park for putting on an awesome Pre-Junior Synchro Final. The cuteness factor was off the scale!  The results from Pre-Junior Synchro are now available on the 2019 Synchro Page.

We turn our attention now to Junior Synchro Finals on Monday August 12th at Thorndale Pool.  Warm up for solo 3:00-3:30 followed by duet warm up 3:30-4:00.

Then we have Senior Synchro Finals on Wednesday August 14th at Valleycrest.  Warm up for solo 3:00-3:30 followed by duet warm up 3:30-4:00.

We’re very excited to announced that Claudia Holzner and Audrey Joly who were Pan American Games Gold medalists and part of the Canadian Artistic Swimming National Team will be at the NAA Junior Synchro Finals at Thorndale Pool Monday, August 12th at 4pm.  Claudia and Audrey will be signing autographs and will take pictures with their gold medals!

We have all the draws for Pre-Junior, Junior and Senior Finals on the 2019 Synchro Page.   Draws for Junior and Senior Finals are a two step process that is outlined in the Constitution and it is partly based on the results of the Preliminaries that are now behind us.  To see the order where your Solo, Duet and Team competitors are placed for Finals, go to the Synchro Page.

We have your Junior and Senior Prelim Results now on the 2019 Synchro Page. Congratulations to all our athletes!  Draws for Junior and Synchro Finals will be Thursday, August 1st at Elm Park at 6pm.  Please have at least one Synchro Coach in attendance.

Pre-Junior Finals is approaching on August 7th at Elm Park Pool.   We’d like to remind you that Warm-up for Pre-Junior Finals is at 4pm with the meet starting sharp at 4:15.  Given how quickly this meet moves along, it’s important to arrive early

We’ve updated the Synchro Page with the Draws for the Pre-Junior Finals, Junior Prelims and Senior Prelims.  Why do we call them “Draws” you ask?  Because, the NAA Constitution instructs us to literally draw competitor names out of a hat (ok, not a hat, we usually use Zip-lock bags, but you get the idea).  We draw until all eligible competitors have a ranking on when they’ll swim.  The process is a little different for Finals, but we still draw once the preliminaries are over.

You can see the draws from this week on the 2019 Synchro Page.