Fejezetek és történések életünkből

Organizing a competition is always a serious challenge. But when a city hosts a sporting event for the very first time in its history, the stakes are even higher: it’s not just about creating an event, but about laying the foundation for a lasting tradition.

Development of Smarame ArtSwim doesn’t stop between competitions – in fact, this is when we can truly focus on enhancing the system. During events, countless new ideas and needs arise, which we carefully document to guide future improvements.

Yesterday marked the end of the four-day competition organized by the Hungarian Artistic Swimming Federation, featuring nearly 700 young athletes from the 10U, 12U, youth, and junior categories.

In sports, traditions hold a special place — they connect the past with the future and bring communities together. This year, the Sirénia Sports Club once again hosted its now-traditional synchronized swimming competition, an event that has become a staple in the Hungarian aquatic sports calendar.

The 33rd National Championship of the Hungarian Artistic Swimming Federation was held over two weekends, April 5–6 and 12–13, 2025, in two rounds. For the first time, the event was supported by the Smarame Scoring System, which brought a new level of precision and efficiency to the competition. The event ran smoothly and offered a dynamic and engaging experience for both athletes and spectators.