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Diop signe un cinquième sacre, l'ASFA rafle tout à la Traversée Dakar-Gorée

Diop Makes It Five as ASFA Sweep the Dakar-Gorée Swim

Africa at the Baku World Cup: A Performance Analysis

Diop signe un cinquième sacre, l'ASFA rafle tout à la Traversée Dakar-Gorée

Ousseynou Diop porte sa série à cinq éditions consécutives et mène un podium masculin 100 % ASFA, tandis qu'Aïcha Diop s'impose chez les dames DAKAR (Sénégal) — L'emprise d'Ousseynou Diop sur la plus prestigieuse course en eau libre du Sénégal ne faiblit pas. Le nageur de l'Association sportive des Forces armées (ASFA) a remporté la course professionnelle masculine de la 37e édition de la Traversée Dakar-Gorée &agr...Read More

Diop Makes It Five as ASFA Sweep the Dakar-Gorée Swim

Ousseynou Diop extends his winning run to five consecutive editions and leads an all-ASFA men's podium, while Aïcha Diop takes the women's title DAKAR, Senegal — Ousseynou Diop's hold on Senegal's most storied open-water race shows no sign of loosening. The Armed Forces Sports Association (ASFA) swimmer won the men's professional race at the 37th edition of the Dakar-Gorée Swim on Sunday 27 September, covering 5.2 kilometres of open Atlantic water between the capital and Gorée Island to claim his ...Read More

Africa at the Baku World Cup: A Performance Analysis

World Aquatics Swimming World Cup 2026 – Stop 1 | Baku, Azerbaijan | 1–3 October 2026 (25m pool) Nations analysed: South Africa, Algeria, Botswana, Namibia (plus South Africa's Rebecca Meder, entered under the Club Swimmers banner) Key Findings South Africa won all six African medals from 18 finals and five top-eight timed-final placings. About one in four of those podium opportunities became a medal. Pieter Coetze won four of the six medals, from four finals. Three medals were decided by 0.03 seconds each. Houlie m...Read More
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