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The 50M pool was a hive of activity last Saturday when TSS Aquatic played host to swimmers from Bond University who joined Liam’s Squad for an inter club training and racing session. It was a unique training environment which provided some exciting racing opportunities for swimmers from both Clubs.
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The New Zealand World Championship Trials are currently ongoing in Auckland, with Emma Robinson and Phoenix Douglas competing against New Zealands’ best swimmers, to date Emma has placed 1st in the women’s 1500m Freestyle, and Phoenix has placed 3rd in the men’s 800m Freestyle.
TSS Aquatic finished the 2nd half of the World Championship Trials the same way they started. Epitomising the TSS Aquatic mentality of persistence and determination, David Morgan swam a lifetime best time for the first time in 3 years in the men’s 100m butterfly to take joint 1st place. David is one of the most consistent trainers at TSS Aquatic and his desire to improve has been there every day in training, even through the tough personal best drought!
Cameron McEvoy finished 3rd in the men’s 100m Freestyle to secure a spot on the World Championships team in the men’s 4x100m Freestyle relay.
In summary, TSS Aquatic Swimmers finished the World Championship Trials with:
Over the next 6 weeks, 10 TSS Aquatic members will be competing on the international stage at multiple events these include:
4x Swimmers competing at the World University Games, Naples, Italy
6x Swimmers competing at the World Championships, Gwangju, South Korea:
1x Coach to the World Championships, Gwangju, South Korea:
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TSS Aquatic achieved some sensational results at the annual Swimming Gold Coast Awards last Sunday. We had 14 of our amazing Swimmers receive awards and our Club was awarded number one on the Gold Coast in addition to our Coaches taking out first place in the Coaching Award section. Well done team – amazing results!