About

Masters Swimming Australia Inc. (MSA) is an incorporated Association (no. A0042945L) incorporated in the State of Victoria in 2002. The Association is governed by a Constitution and By-Laws.

MSA is governed by a National Board of Management, comprising the President, Finance Director and three other elected members and there are three permanent national committees: Coaching, Swim Meet and Technical.

MSA is an organisation for adult swimmers and adult swimming clubs around Australia with 7 States/Territory's and over 300 Clubs Australia wide. Contact your States/Territory's today to find a club best suited to you.

Membership is open to people who are 18 years or are older. Join a Masters Club to train and compete in club, branch and national Masters events. World Aquatics still retains it's minimum age for competing at 25 years.

MSA is proud to acknowledge the following awards:
National Championship awards
Coaching Excellence Award
Official of the Year award
MSA Life Members

MSA (formally A.U.S.S.I) started on the 22 Sept 1975 by a group of eight men - Jack Brownjohn, John Kemp, Bill Lough, Alf Sparks, Frank Sykes, Gary Stutsel, John Wainwright and Ray Weekes.

Since its inception in 1975 MSA has bestowed Life Memberships on 11 dedicated Volunteers/Members for their sustained excellence to the furtherance of the Association's ideals and values.

Coaches and Technical Officials are an incredibly important part of Masters Swimming and we encourage you to think about how you can help your Clubs and States/Territory

MSA produces an Annual Report on its activities during the previous calendar year. Find our Annual Reports from 2008.

MSA runs a number of National Programs (Vorgee E1000, Vorgee Million Metres, National Swim Series, Postal Swims & T2M)

MSA provides a national insurance that covers all affiliated States, Territory's, Clubs and members via Marsh our Insurance broker

Visit MSA Archives page to view reports, newsletters, Top Ten lists all the way from 1974 onwards. Please enjoy our masters history