The full 96 Olympic quota of artistic swimming athletes, confirmed by their respective National Olympic Committees and National Federations, will compete in the Artistic Swimming events at the Paris 2024 Olympics.

Two artistic swimming competitions are featured on the Paris 2024 Olympics programme: Team and Duet. The artistic swimming events will take place between 5-10 August in the Aquatics Centre, a facility that will also host the diving and water polo competitions at the Paris 2024 Olympics.  

Ninety-six artistic swimmers are confirmed to participate in the Paris 2024 Olympics. NOC quota positions account for 88 of the qualification places. As host nation, France was allocated eight places.

Artistic Swimming | Team Event

The artistic swimming Team event at the Paris 2024 Olympics will feature 10 countries, with each team comprised of a maximum of eight competing athletes and one reserve athlete.

Australia

AUSTRALIA | TEAM ROSTER
Carolyn Buckle
Georgia Courage-Gardiner
Raphaelle Gauthier
Kiera Gazzard
Margo Joseph-Kuo
Anastasia Kusmawan
Zoe Poulis
Milena Waldmann
Natalia Caloiero

Canada

CANADA | TEAM ROSTER
Scarlett Finn
Audrey Lamothe
Jonnie Newman
Raphaelle Plante
Kenzie Priddell
Claire Scheffel
Jacqueline Simoneau
Florence Tremblay
Sydney Carroll

 

People’s Republic of China

PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA | TEAM ROSTER
Hao Chang
Yu Feng
Ciyue Wang
Liuyi Wang
Qianyi Wang
Binxuan Xiang
Yanning Xiao
Yayi Zhang
Wentao Cheng

Egypt

EGYPT | TEAM ROSTER
Farida Abdelbary
Mariam Ahmed
Nadine Barsoum
Amina Elfeky
Hana Hiekal
Salma Marei
Sondos Mohamed
Nihal Saafan
Malak Toson

Spain

SPAIN | TEAM ROSTER
Txell Ferre Gaset
Marina Garcia Polo
Lilou Lluis Valette
Meritxell Mas Pujadas
Alisa Ozhogina Ozhogin
Paula Ramirez Ibanez
Iris Tio Casas
Blanca Toledano Laut
Sara Saldana Lopez

France

FRANCE | TEAM ROSTER
Laelys Alavez
Anastasia Bayandina
Ambre Esnault
Laura Gonzalez
Romane Lunel
Eve Planeix
Charlotte Tremble
Laura Tremble
Manon Disbeaux

Italy

ITALY | TEAM ROSTER
Linda Cerruti
Marta Iacoacci
Sofia Mastroianni
Enrica Piccoli
Lucrezia Ruggiero
Isotta Sportelli
Giulia Vernice
Francesca Zunino
Susanna Pedotti

Japan

JAPAN | TEAM ROSTER
Moe Higa
Moeka Kijima
Uta Kobayashi
Tomoka Sato
Ayano Shimada
Ami Wada
Mashiro Yasunaga
Megumu Yoshida
Moka Fujii

Mexico

MEXICO | TEAM ROSTER
Regina Alferez Licea
Marla Fernanda Arellano Germes
Nuria Diosdado Garcia
Itzamary Gonzalez Cuellar
Joana Jimenez Garcia
Luisa Rodriguez Rubio
Jessica Sobrino Mizrahi
Pamela Nuzhet Toscano Millan
Glenda Esthefania Inzunza Cabrera

United States of America

UNITED STATES | TEAM ROSTER
Anita Alvarez
Jaime Czarkowski
Megumi Field
Keana Hunter
Audrey Kwon
Jacklyn Luu
Daniella Ramirez
Ruby Remati
Calista Liu

To read how countries qualified for the artistic swimming Team event, review the Artistic Swimming at the Paris 2024 Olympics | Qualified NOC Quota Positions announcement.

 

Artistic Swimming | Duet Event

Artistic swimming at the Paris 2024 Olympics will feature 18 duets with each country eligible to qualify a maximum of one duet into the event.

Australia

AUSTRALIA | TEAM ROSTER
Carolyn Buckle
Kiera Gazzard

 

Austria

AUSTRIA | TEAM ROSTER
Anna-Maria Alexandri
Eirini-Marina Alexandri

 

Canada

CANADA | TEAM ROSTER
Audrey Lamothe
Jacqueline Simoneau

 

China

CHINA | TEAM ROSTER
Liuyi Wang
Qianyi Wang

 

Egypt

EGYPT | TEAM ROSTER
Nadine Barsoum
Hana Hiekal

 

Spain

SPAIN | TEAM ROSTER
Alisa Ozhogina Ozhogin
Iris Tio Casas

 

France

FRANCE | TEAM ROSTER
Anastasia Bayandina
Romane Lunel

 

Great Britain

GREAT BRITAIN | TEAM ROSTER
Kate Shortman
Isabelle Thorpe

 

Greece

Greece | TEAM ROSTER
Sofia Malkogeorgou
Evangelia Platanioti

 

 

 

Israel

ISRAEL | TEAM ROSTER
Shelly Bobritsky
Ariel Nassee

 

Italy

ITALY | TEAM ROSTER
Linda Cerruti
Lucrezia Ruggiero

 

Japan

JAPAN | TEAM ROSTER
Moe Higa
Tomoka Sato

 

Republic of Korea

REPUBLIC OF KOREA | TEAM ROSTER
Yoonseo Hur
Riyoung Lee

 

Mexico

MEXICO | TEAM ROSTER
Nuria Diosdado Garcia
Joana Jimenez Garcia

Netherlands

NETHERLANDS | TEAM ROSTER

Bregje De Brouwer

Noortje De Brouwer

 

New Zealand

NEW ZEALAND | TEAM ROSTER
Nina Brown
Eva Morris

 

Ukraine

UKRAINE | TEAM ROSTER
Maryna Aleksiiva
Vladyslava Aleksiiva

 

United States of America

UNITED STATES | TEAM ROSTER
Jaime Czarkowski
Megumi Field

To read how countries qualified for the artistic swimming Duet event, review the Artistic Swimming at the Paris 2024 Olympics | Qualified NOC Quota Positions announcement.

Olympic History of Artistic Swimming

Artistic swimming made its debut as a demonstration sport at the 1952 Olympic Games in Helsinki. The Los Angeles 1984 Games, though, is when artistic swimming achieved full Olympic sport status, with medals awarded in the Women’s Duet and Women’s Solo events.

The Atlanta 1996 Olympics saw the introduction of the women's Team event, replacing the other two artistic swimming events. Starting with Sydney 2000, both Team and Duet competitions have been part of the Olympic programme.

About the Paris 2024 Olympic Qualification Pathway for Artistic Swimming

World Aquatics worked closely with the IOC Sports Department and the leadership of the World Aquatics Artistic Swimming Technical Committee, and also consulted with its National Member Federations, to develop qualification principles for the artistic swimming events for the Paris 2024 Olympics.

The Aquatics Olympics Qualification Principles for the Paris 2024 Games were published on 18 June 2022. For these principles, please refer to the following: Aquatics Olympic Qualification System Principles.

Following the conclusion of the artistic swimming events at the World Aquatics Championships – Doha 2024, the Olympic qualification pathway for the artistic swimming programme at the Paris 2024 Olympics was finalised. On 11 February 2024, World Aquatics published Artistic Swimming at the Paris 2024 Olympics | Qualified NOC Quota Positions that confirmed the NOCs that earned Team and Duet event entry to the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.

About World Aquatics 

Driven by the vision of a world united by water for health, life and sport, World Aquatics is the international governing body for aquatic sports. Founded in 1908, World Aquatics is an independent organisation of 210 National Federations and five Continental Organisations.  

World Aquatics oversees six aquatic sports – swimming, water polo, diving, artistic swimming, open water swimming, and high diving – and is recognised by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) as the leading global authority on these sports.