In November's Monthly Profile, West Coast's Adam Lucas talks to fellow Olympian Eamon Sullivan on his dramatic rise to the international swimming stage.

Clubs and Swimmers are able to update their photo on the Personal Bests page on the ASAOC Website.

The 2005 Swimming Australia SKINS will be held at the Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre, 7.30pm Thursday 17 November 2005.

Qualifying Times for MD swimmers for the 2006 Telstra Commonwealth Games Swimming Trials to be conducted in Melbourne from 30 Jan - 4 Feb 2006.

Nearly a century ago, Frank Schryver became Western Australia’s first Olympic swimmer, competing in the 1912 Stockholm Olympic Games. Frank’s achievement began what is today an outstanding history of individual and team performances for Australia by WA athletes.

Sprint champion Matthew Lenton has a unique claim in Australian Age swimming; winning the same event (50m Freestyle) at five consecutive National Age Championships and collecting two Australian Age Records in the process.

The qualifying times for the 2006 Australian Open Water Swimming Championships being held on the 24 - 26 April 2006 are now available for download.

The qualifying times for the 2006 Fisher & Paykel Australian Age Championships being held in Sydney on the 19 - 23 April 2006 are now available for download. Note: these qualifying times were amended on 19/09/2005 to add new relay events as approved by the Swimming Australia Board.

Qualifying Times for the 2006 Telstra Australian Championships to be conducted in Melbourne from 30 January - 4 February 2006 are now available for download.

September's Monthly Profile by Claire Davis takes us to the Arena Swim Club in Joondalup to talk with Rebecca Blevins

Qualifying times for the 2005 - 2006 SunSmart State Junior Distance Championships, 2006 SunSmart State Age (13-18) Championships, 2006 SunSmart State Open Junior/Sprint Championships and 2006 SunSmart State Relay Championships are now available for download.

School Sport WA is seeking nominations for swimmers to compete at the 2005 Pacific School Games in Melbourne from 26 November - 4 December, 2005.

Qualifying times are now available for the 2005 Hancock Family Medical Foundation State Open & Junior SC Championships and the 2005 Hancock Family Medical Foundation State Age SC Championships.

ASAOC is conducting a SunSmart Junior Swim Camp at Wesley College, South Perth on Wednesday 20th & Thursday 21st April, 2005.

The Department of Sport & Recreation invites country sportspeople between 13 and 21 years who have shown potential to reach State or National selection, to excel and achieve potential in their chosen sport/s to apply for a Smarter than Smoking Country Sport Scholarship.

School Sport WA will send a team of over 450 athletes and officials to participate in the seventh Pacific School Games be held in Melbourne from 26th November, 2005 to 4th December, 2005. This will comprise of swimming, athletics, basketball, diving and students with disability teams.

Placings for each event are determined by calculating the percentage of the ASI Multi-Disability Standard Time (MDST) for the specific disability/class. Percentages are used to ensure a sliding scale.