European Aquatics

Events

Championships

European Aquatics organizes one championship (European Aquatics Championships), involving four of the five LEN disciplines (swimming, diving artistic swimming, and open water swimming).

• European Aquatics Championships (held in even years; includes swimming, diving, synchronized swimming and Masters)

Discipline championships

European Aquatics organizes five more discipline championships (swimming (25m), diving, water polo, artistic swimming, and open water).

• Swimming (25m): European Short Course Swimming Championships (run every year, from 2015 run every second year)
• Diving: European Diving Championships (run every second year since 2009)
• Water Polo: European Water Polo Championship (run every second year)
• Artistic Swimming: European Artistic Swimming Championships (2023)
• Open Water: European Open Water Championships (run every second year since 2016)

Junior championships

European Aquatics also runs various competitions restricted to a younger age:

• Swimming: European Junior Swimming Championships (run every year); European U-23 Swimming Championships (run every second year)
• Diving: European Junior Diving Championships (run every year)
• Water Polo: U20, U18 and U16 European Water Polo Championship (run every second year)
• Artistic Swimming: European Junior Artistic Swimming Championships (run every year)
• Open Water: European Junior Open Water Championships (run every year)

Masters championships

• Swimming: European Masters Swimming Championships (run every second year)

Member federations

The following national federations are part of European Aquatics (Russian and Belarusian athletes and officials are, however, banned from every FINA event through the end of 2022):

Member federation bans

On 3 March 2022, European Aquatics indefinitely banned Russians and Belarusians, and the corresponding European Aquatics member federations, from competing at or officiating any European Aquatics event to show support for Ukraine in the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine in addition to banning European Aquatics events from being held in Russia and Belarus.

European Aquatics Awards winners

Men's events

Women's events

References

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