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United States Aquatic Sports

United States Aquatic Sports (USAS) is the national federation for aquatic sports which represents the United States in FINA. Since by U.S. law and FINA regulations, the United States must have only one national federation for itself to FINA, United States Aquatic Sports has served as the unifying body for the sports since 1980. Five separate national governing bodies (NGBs) make up USAS: USA Swimming, USA Diving, United States Synchronized Swimming, USA Water Polo, and U.S. Masters Swimming. Of the five, only U.S. Masters Swimming (USMS) is not a member of the United States Olympic Committee.

United States Aquatic Sports Convention locations
• 1979: Washington DC • 1980: Snow Bird, UT • 1981: Snow Bird, UT • 1982: Memphis, TN • 1983: Cincinnati, OH • 1984: Indianapolis, IN • 1985: Phoenix, AZ • 1986: Fort Worth, TX • 1987: Atlanta, GA • 1988: St. Louis, MO • 1989: Portland, OR • 1990: Pittsburgh, PA • 1991: Louisville, KY • 1992: Minneapolis, MN • 1993: Los Angeles, CA • 1994: Kansas City, MO • 1995: Houston, TX • 1996: Orlando, FL • 1997: San Diego, CA • 1998: Cincinnati, OH • 1999: San Diego, CA • 2000: Kissimmee, FL • 2001: Dearborn, MI • 2002: Dallas/Fort Worth, TX • 2003: San Diego, CA • 2004: Orlando, FL • 2005: Greensboro, NC • 2006: Dearborn, MI • 2007: Anaheim, CA • 2008: Atlanta, GA • 2009: Rosemont, IL • 2010: Dallas, TX • 2011: Jacksonville, FL • 2012: Greensboro, NC • 2013: Garden Grove, CA • 2014: Jacksonville, FL • 2015: Kansas City, KS • 2016: Atlanta, GA • 2017: Dallas, TX • 2018: Jacksonville, FL • 2019: Saint Louis, MO • 2020: Jacksonville, FL • 2021: Atlanta, GA ==See also==
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