Suvarnabhumi Campus hosted the XXII Martin’s Cup Swimming Championships.
Assumption University of Thailand(AU) welcomed swimmers, coaches, and spectators to the XXII Martin’s Cup Swimming Championships, held from March 12–15, 2026 by Center for Sports and Physical Fitness, Student Affairs at the Assumption University ‘ s Aquatic Center on the Suvarnabhumi Campus. The four-day competition, presented by Arena, brought together talented athletes who demonstrated speed, endurance, and sportsmanship in one of the university’s most anticipated annual aquatic events.
A Tradition of Excellence in the Pool
Now in its 22nd edition, the Martin’s Cup has become a respected platform for competitive swimming, attracting participants from schools, clubs, and institutions eager to test their skills in a professional-level facility.
Hosted at Assumption University’s modern Aquatic Center, the championship highlighted the university’s commitment to supporting athletic excellence and youth development through sport. Over the course of four days, swimmers competed across multiple disciplines and distance categories, showcasing impressive performances and personal bests.
Competition Highlights
The championship featured a dynamic program of races, including freestyle, breaststroke, butterfly, backstroke and medley events across multiple age as they powered through the water in closely contested races that reflected both intense training and remarkable determination.
Throughout the competition, coaches and officials praised the organization of the event and the quality of the venue, which provided swimmers with an ideal setting to perform at their highest level.
Celebrating Sportsmanship and Community
Beyond the medals and podium finishes, the Martin’s Cup once again demonstrated how sport can bring together athletes, families, and supporters in a spirit of healthy competition and community.
By hosting the championship at its Suvarnabhumi Campus, Assumption University of Thailand reaffirmed its commitment to nurturing both academic and athletic achievement, providing young athletes with opportunities to grow, compete, and celebrate their passion for sport.
As the final races concluded and medals were awarded, the XXII Martin’s Cup Swimming Championships left participants and spectators alike with memorable moments and inspiration for the next generation of swimmers.
WRITER: THE AU LIBRARY
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