The Texas Finswimming Association (TFA) is the official governing body for competitive and recreational finswimming in Texas. The TFA consists of competitive teams, high schools, colleges, individual athletes, supporters, and others who are interested in advancing the sport of finswimming in the Lone Star State.

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The TFA is governed by a board of directors. Each board serves for the duration of the Olympiad, with the current board serving until December 31, 2024.^{[citation needed]}

The board of directors for the current Olympiad (2020-2024) is as follows:^{[citation needed]}

• President: Darla S. Kelly – Deer Park, Texas
• Vice president: Kristine Kelly – Deer Park, Texas
• Secretary: Donna Alicoate – Broadway, Virginia
• Treasurer: Chris Price - Pasadena, Texas
• Executive director: Robert H. Kelly – Deer Park, Texas
• Director of media and public relations: Chris Price – Pasadena, Texas
• Director of special programs: Taylor Hart – Houston, Texas
• Athlete representative: Kirstin Kelly – Pasadena, Texas

The executive committee of the board of directors of the Texas Finswimming Association consists of the positions of president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, and executive director. The executive director is the chairman of the executive committee. This committee has the task of formulating and establishing rule changes for the sport.

In addition, Texas has hosted the majority of the finswimming competitions in the US for the past 6–8 years. Texas hosts the Texas Open Finswimming Invitational,^[1] the Gulf Coast International Finswimming Invitational, along with the Texas State Finswimming Championships^[2] every year.

In addition TFA also host 2–3 high school finswimming meets a year for those schools who have finswimming as part of their official athletic program.

Finswimmers from Texas have competed in numerous national and international competitions over the years, including the 1998 USA Fin Swimming National Championships,^[3] 2000 CMAS World Finswimming Championships,^[4] 2001 World Scholar-Athlete Games,^[5] 2006 World Scholar-Athlete Games,^[6] 1999 United States Scholar-Athlete Games,^[7] 2003 United States Scholar-Athlete Games, 2008 United States Scholar-Athlete Games and the Gulf Coast International Finswimming Invitational.

It was decided by the Executive Committee on October 1, 2009, that competitive performance suits would be allowed in all competitions in Texas. There shall be no restrictions on the type of suit worn in any recognized or sanctioned finswimming competition.

• Monofin – Single blade swimfin attached to both feet
• List of United States records in finswimming