The Lithuanian Swimming Championships is the national swimming championships for Lithuania. They are organised by LTU Aquatics and separate championships are held annually in both long course (50m) and short course (25m) pools.2022 Lithuanian Swimming Calendar The two meets are the country's top domestic meet for their respective course.
The first edition of the championships was held in Raudondvaris on 5 July 1931, with events at the Nevėžis River.Lietuvos sporto žinynas (1919–1940)
Editions
Year Dates Edition City 1931 5 July 1 Raudondvaris 1935 11–14 August 2 Kaunas 1936 23 August 3 Kaunas 1937 7–8 August 4 Kaunas 1938 6–7 August 5 Kaunas 1939 30–31 July 6 Kaunas 1940 10–11 August 7 Kaunas 1942 30–31 August 8 Kaunas 1943 14–15 August 9 Kaunas 1946 2–4 August 10 Klaipėda 1947 2–3 August 11 Klaipėda 1948 27–29 August 12 Trakai 1949 28–31 September 13 Zarasai 1950 28–31 July 14 Zarasai 1951 13–17 August 15 Zarasai 1952 22–24 August 16 Zarasai 1953 16–18 June 17 Trakai 1954 1–3 August 18 Kaunas 1955 30–31 July 19 Zarasai 1956 8–11 July 20 Kaunas 1957 28–31 July 21 Kaišiadorys 1958 8–11 July 22 Vilnius 1959 8–11 July 23 Vilnius 1960 18–20 November 24 Vilnius 1961 5–6 August 25 Vilnius 1962 25–2? August 26 Zarasai 1963 6–8 July 27 Vilnius 1964 12–16 August 28 Zarasai 1965 29 June – 1 July 29 Vilnius 1966 27–29 July 30 Zarasai 1967 26–30 June 31 Vilnius 1968 11–13 July 32 Vilnius 1969 21–23 June 33 Vilnius 1970 4–6 July 34 Vilnius 1971 2–4 July 35 Vilnius 1972 1–4 July 36 Vilnius 1973 6–8 July 37 Vilnius 1974 22–24 June 38 Kaunas 1975 4–6 July 39 Vilnius 1976 16–18 July 40 Vilnius 1977 28–29 May 41 Kaunas 1978 23–26 July 42 Vilnius 1979 22–24 June 43 Kaunas 1980 30 June – 2 July 44 Vilnius 1981 26–28 June 45 Vilnius 1982 25–27 June 46 Vilnius 1983 17–19 June 47 Vilnius 1984 17–20 May 48 Vilnius 1985 12–14 July 49 Vilnius 1986 19–21 May 50 Vilnius 1987 4–7 July 51 Vilnius 1988 4–7 August 52 Vilnius 1989 5–7 August 53 Vilnius 1991 31 July – 3 August 54 Vilnius 1992 2–4 July 55 Kaunas 1993 18–20 June 56 Vilnius 1994 24–26 June 57 Vilnius 1995 1–2 August 58 Vilnius 1996 5–7 July 59 Vilnius 1997 28–29 June 60 Vilnius 1998 19–21 June 61 Vilnius 1999 3–6 July 62 Vilnius 2000 22–23 June 63 Vilnius 2001 28–30 June 64 Vilnius 2002 27–29 June 65 Vilnius 2003 26–28 June 66 Vilnius 2004 23–25 July 67 Vilnius 2005 29 June – 1 July 68 Vilnius 2006 13–15 July 69 Vilnius 2007 11–13 July 70 Vilnius 2008 12–14 June 71 Vilnius 2009 26–28 June 72 Alytus 2010 1–3 July 73 Alytus 2011 28–30 June 74 Alytus 2012 28–30 June 75 Alytus 2013 27–29 June 76 Alytus 2014 26–28 June 77 Kaunas 2015 9–11 July 78 Kaunas 2016 26–28 May 79 Kaunas 2017 3–5 July 80 Alytus 2018 12–14 April 81 Alytus 2019 25–27 April 82 Kaunas 2020 19–21 April Cancelled 83 Kaunas 17–19 December Klaipėda 2021 27–29 May 84 Klaipėda 2022 19–22 April 85 Klaipėda 2023 12–15 April 86 Kaunas 2024 3–6 April 87 Kaunas 2025 3–6 April 88 Vilnius 2026 23–26 April 89 Vilnius
As the swimming program of the Lithuanian Spartakiad As the swimming program of the World Lithuanian Sports Games As the swimming program of the National Olympic Games of Lithuania
Short course Year Dates City 2006 2–4 February Anykščiai 2009 18–19 December Anykščiai 2010 16–18 December Anykščiai 2011 15–17 December Anykščiai 2012 20–22 December Anykščiai 2013 19–21 December Anykščiai 2014 18–20 December Anykščiai 2015 17–19 December Anykščiai 2016 15–17 December Anykščiai 2017 20–22 December Anykščiai 2018 9–11 July Anykščiai 2019 19–21 December Anykščiai 2020 17–19 December Cancelled 2021 16–18 December Klaipėda 2022 15–17 December Druskininkai 2023 14–16 December Druskininkai 2024 13–15 December Vilnius 2025 19–21 December Vilnius
Disciplines Except as noted below, there are male and female categories for each event.
Long course Distance Free Back Breast Fly I.M. Free relay Medley relay Mixed medley relay50 m ● ● ● ● 100 m ● ● ● ● 200 m ● ● ● ● ● 400 m ● ● ● ● ●800 m ● ● 1500 m ●
Short course Distance Free Back Breast Fly I.M. Free relay Medley relay Mixed medley relay50 m ● ● ● ● 100 m ● ● ● ● ● 200 m ● ● ● ● ● 400 m ● ● ● ● ●800 m ● ● 1500 m ●
Championships records Long course (50m) Men
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Women
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Lithuanian records See List of Lithuanian records in swimming
References
External links LTU Swimming