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Swimming Luxembourg is proud to announce the arrival of Florent Cathonnet as the new Elite Squad Head Coach for the 2026-2027 season!

An exceptional career dedicated to performance: Technical Director and Elite Coach at AS Roanne Natation for 6 seasons, national coach at the French-speaking Belgian Swimming Federation (FFBN), and member of the Paris 2024 Olympic Staff.

His philosophy? Believing in human performance and pushing limits. Florent brings a coaching approach centered on the individual and team spirit, guided by four core values: determination, hard work, resilience, and passion.

A new chapter begins for our Elite Squad.

Welcome to the SL family! 💙💛

This weekend, four swimmers from Swimming Luxembourg were selected as part of the national team to represent the colors of Luxembourg at a meet in Ottignies-Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium.

✨ Outstanding performances all around:
🥇 10 gold medals
🥈 10 silver medals
🥉 3 bronze medals

📈 23 personal best times

👏 Special mentions:
🌟 Charlotte Tjan qualified for the head-to-head (1 vs 1) super final and claimed a magnificent 2nd place.
🌟 Kazuki Weber and Yanis Pilagatti also reached the head-to-head super finals. Facing each other in this spectacular event, Yanis came out on top and won the final!

🎉 Congratulations to Charlotte, Yanis, Robin, and Kazuki for their excellent weekend and for proudly flying the flag for Luxembourg!

💙🤍 A huge well done to our swimmers for their commitment, determination, and remarkable results! 🏊‍♂️🏊‍♀️🇱🇺

The European Aquatics Youth Artistic Swimming Championships 2026 have come to an end after an unforgettable week in Luxembourg.
🏊‍♀️ 28 nations
🏊 214 athletes
🏅 10 events
🇱🇺 8 swimmers from Swimming Luxembourg that participated under the Luxembourgish flag

Congratulations to Team Lëtzebuerg, who demonstrated that they can compete alongside Europe’s best young artistic swimmers. The team successfully qualified for the Team Final through the COMEN Cup, while the duet, consisting oft wo SL swimmers, finished 17th out of 20 entries. An encouraging result ahead of future Games of the Small States of Europe, finishing ahead of Andorra and Malta.

Particularly noteworthy were the strong individual technical performances in the figures event:
⭐ Alice Riva – 109th of 214 athletes
⭐ Martyna Dini – 125th of 214 athletes

Congratulations to ALL our SL athletes who proudly represented Luxembourg:
Julia Valentina Caccia, Sophie Tron, Lucie Pauze, Romy Thill, Ainoa Lewandowski, Martyna Dini, Alice Riva and Charlie Mutterer.

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