Muscat: Young Omani swimmer Hussain Taha won three gold medals thanks to his phenomenal showing at the Middle East Open & Junior Swimming Championship. Held at Hamdan Sports Complex in Dubai in the United Arab Emirates, Taha showed the fastest results in his age group in the 200 metre and 100 metre breaststroke, and the 400 metre individual medley.

Muscat: A talented young swimmer at Nautilus Swimming Club has secured a scholarship to study at Kenyon College in the United States, where he has been admitted under the institute’s sports criteria.
Mirjavohir Marvarov secured admission at Kenyon thanks to a placement programme run by Nautilus to help talented swimmers earn scholarships to pursue their higher education overseas, providing them an excellent platform to thrive in their chosen careers. The academic initiative run by Nautilus makes them the first swim academy in Oman to provide its young athletes a pathway to tertiary education.

Muscat: Nautilus Volunteer Association has raised OMR6,263 for Children First Association as part of the first Nautilus Swimathon hosted at Sultan Qaboos Sports Complex on 20 November 2021.
Organised by the captain of Nautilus Swimming Club and President of the Nautilus Volunteer Association, Eva Bonde, it was the first-of-its-kind event in the Sultanate of Oman.

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Mirjavohir Marvarov has announced that he will be coming to the United States this fall as a part of Kenyon College’s class of 2021.

Marvarov hails from Tashkent, Uzbekistan, but has been living and training in Muscat, Oman with the Nautilus Swimming Club.

He and his family have lived in Oman for the last 12 years, but are citizens of Uzbekistan.

Kenyon reports that he will have 3 years of eligibility for the Lords.

Muscat: Young Omani swimmer Hussain Taha won three gold medals thanks to his phenomenal showing at the Middle East Open & Junior Swimming Championship. Held at Hamdan Sports Complex in Dubai in the United Arab Emirates, Taha showed the fastest results in his age group in the 200 metre and 100 metre breaststroke, and the 400 metre individual medley.

Muscat: Nautilus Swimming Club hosted a three -leg swim cup during the 2019-2020 season at Al-Batinah International School in Sohar.
Sponsored by TMK GIPI, this was the first time in Oman’s history that such a swimming event was hosted.

Muscat: Sports coaches in Oman have prescribed methods for adults and children in the country to stay fit during the time of COVID-19.
With many people in the country unable to go outside for a walk or a run, they have instead prescribed exercises that would enable them to maintain good health while staying indoors, and have recommended doing these together, so that people are able to motivate and encourage each other.

Muscat: As an eight-year-old, Marvarov Mirjavohir dreamt of one day competing at the FINA World Championships, a global swimming tournament that sees the best swimmers from across the globe compete against each other for some of the sport’s biggest honours.

MUSCAT: A total of 450 swimmers from Oman, Bahrain, and the UAE participated in Nautilus Club’s 3rd Annual Meet at the Sultan Qaboos Sports Complex on November 1 and 2. Over 20 teams entered the competition which include the Oman national swimming team. Over 1,800 entries were registered in each race by individual swimmers. The meet was supported by the Oman Swimming Association whose referees judged the event with precision, following the Fina rules.

Muscat: Close to 450 young swimmers from across Oman, as well as Bahrain and the UAE, will take part in a swimming tournament being organised by the Nautilus Swim Club in Muscat.

As an adult, you can surely relate to the relief you feel when you first dive in, your stress and worries being carried away by the water as it ebbs and flows around you. As you glide around effortlessly, you spot a group of children – no more than four or five years old – splish-splashing around in the shallow end, one of their fathers keeping an eagle eye on them.

Muscat: Ivan Proskura, a former Olympic and Paralympic coach of Ukraine and USSR, who coached legends like Svitlana Bondarenko fondly known as “Queen of breaststroke”and Oleksii Fedina, the Paralympic star, is now a much-in-demand coach in Oman.

Muscat: Oman’s best swimmers will gather at the Nautilus Invitational Swim Meet 2019,which is going to be held at the Sultan Qaboos Stadium in Muscat on March 8 and 9.

The event is being hosted by the Nautilus Swimming Club. The contest will give an opportunity to both the professional and amateur swimmers from the Middle East to showcase their talent.

MUSCAT: Ivan Proskura, a former Olympic and Paralympic coach of Ukraine and USSR, who coached legends like Svitlana Bondarenko fondly known as ‘Queen of Breaststroke’ and Oleksii Fedina, the paralympic star, is now a much-in-demand coach in Oman.

MUSCAT: With a renewed vigour, optimum supremacy and under the constant guidance of highly experienced Olympic Coaching Team, Nautilus swimmers Pooja Suresh , Nandhitha Rajesh, Vaishnavi, Aditi Boopalakrishnan, Rajvardhan Jadhav, Aditya Bose and Lavya Gohil’s raised the bar in their performance at the CBSE Nationals, Ranchi, India, held from November 22 to 26.

MUSCAT: Nautilus Swimming Club held its Second Annual Swim Meet recently to mark the 48th National Day of Oman.

A total of 447 swimmers representing 19 teams from Bahrain, Qatar, UAE and Oman marvelled the audience with their skills.

MUSCAT: A regular winner of the local and international meet, the Nautilus Swimming Club announces its Annual Swim Meet on November 9-10, 2018.

The yearly swim meet is a much awaited event, helping to identify and encourage young talents. The event will be held at the Sultan Qaboos Sports Complex, Muscat from 8am onwards both the days.

Muscat: KS Pooja, 16, became the first person living in Oman to qualify for the All India National Swimming Finals after winning a silver medal at the Tamil Nadu State Aquatic Championships.

A student at the Indian School in Ghubra, the starlet bagged the second place in the 50m freestyle Girls Group 1.

Muscat: Six-year-old Dylan Williams has a passion for swimming and for helping others.

An ace swimmer, Dylan goes to Royal Flight School in Muscat. To sharpen his skills, he trains regularly with a local swimming club, Nautilus Swimming Club.

Motivated by an incident last year, Dylan decided to kick start an initiative to help children who suffered from cancer and other life-threatening illnesses.

Nautilus Invitational Swim Meet, organised at the Sultan Qaboos Sports Complex in Muscat, attracted over 330 swimmers from all over the Sultanate, including members of the Oman National Team, Oman Swimming Association, ABA Vipers, Al Zaeem Team Sohar, BSM Marlins, Royal Flight School, and others.

Nautilus Swimming Club is hosting the first big meet of the year this weekend at the Sultan Qaboos Sports complex. The event has been supported by the Oman Swimming Association, whose referees and judges will make sure the FINA rules are applied.

Muscat: A Zoggs sponsored- Nautilus Invitational swim meet was recently held at the Sultan Qaboos Sports Complex.

In addition to the Nautilus team, there were 20 individual competitors and more than 9 different competitive swim teams, participating in the meet (including the Oman National team, Oman Swimming Association, Youth Training Centre-under the Ministry of Sports-, ABA Vipers, Al Batinah International School, BSM Marlins, Knowledge Gate International School swim team, and Sultan Sharks).

A massive swim meet will be hosted at the Sultan Qaboos Sports Complex on March 10 by ZOGGS, an International swim wear company and the Nautilus Swimming Club in Oman.