The Aquatic Sports Association of Malta (ASA) has officially announced the winners of the 2024/25 Swimming League, celebrating the top performers across the Open, Junior, and Cadet categories for both men and women.

The rankings, based on Long Course results, highlight the outstanding achievements of some of Malta’s most promising swimming talents.

🏊‍♀️ Women’s Categories

Open Category – Sasha Gatt
A familiar name at the top of Maltese swimming, Sasha Gatt continues to dominate the women’s open category with her remarkable consistency and strength in the pool. Her performances throughout the season reaffirm her place as one of Malta’s leading athletes.

Junior Category – Yulya Anne Bonnici
Yulya Anne Bonnici captured the junior title after a series of strong swims across multiple events. Her dedication and steady progress this season earned her top spot among Malta’s emerging female swimmers.

Cadets Category – Kaitlyn Muscat
In the cadets division, Kaitlyn Muscat showcased great promise, claiming first place thanks to her impressive long-course times and competitive spirit throughout the season.

🏊‍♂️ Men’s Categories

Open Category – Nathan Cachia
Nathan Cachia secured the men’s open title after another stellar season, maintaining his high standards across all major meets. His consistent results underline his leadership in Maltese men’s swimming.

Junior Category – Henrik Starkus
Henrik Starkus continued his upward trajectory with a series of excellent performances to take the junior crown. His results reflect both talent and hard work, marking him as one to watch in the coming seasons.

Cadets Category – Samuel Camilleri
Among the younger competitors, Samuel Camilleri topped the cadets category thanks to his speed, determination, and technical precision in the water.

Recognising Excellence in Maltese Swimming

The ASA’s annual Swimming League remains a cornerstone of Malta’s aquatic calendar, providing a platform for both established and rising swimmers to showcase their talent.

The 2024/25 season once again demonstrated the depth of Maltese swimming, with athletes across all categories showing growth, sportsmanship, and a commitment to excellence.