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The weekend saw 109 swimmers from Manawatu Clubs competing in Wellington against swimmers from the best clubs in the All Stars Zone. Swimmers entered in the competition were all aged 12 and under.
More than 250 young swimmers filled The Lido Aquatic Centre in Palmerston North at the weekend, the largest turnout for the regional age group championship in many years.
A great weekend of swimming at the Lido outdoor 50m pool last weekend despite the varying weather. The event was well supported by Manawatu clubs with 259 swimmers attending the 2018 Manawatu Age Group Championships.
Congratulations to Chris Arbuthnott, Mya Rasmussen and Hanna van Wijk who have been named as finalists for the 2018 Central Energy Trust Manawatu Sports Awards...
Para swimmer Hannah van Wijk is not letting anything get in the way of her journey towards Paralympic success, not even herself. During the recent Swimming Wellington Long Course Summer Championships the 18-year-old shaved 8 seconds off the existing 200m backstroke record, which she set last year. ...
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A nineteen-strong aquatics team will represent New Zealand at the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games, announced today at the Sir Owen G. Glenn National Aquatic Centre by the New Zealand Olympic Committee.
Chris Arbuthnott is hoping to continue his impressive results in the pool as he puts a focus on backstroke heading towards the Commonwealth Games. The Palmerston North Ice Breaker para-swimmer is contesting the ASA Age Group Championships in Auckland this week, which doubles as a Commonwealth Games trial.
Commonwealth swimming gold and silver medalist, Lewis Clarburt and Latricia-Leight Transom "over-lapped" their peers when the winners of the Junior Māori Sportsman and the Junior Māori Sportswoman awards were announced at the Vodafone Events Centre in Manukau tonight.
With over 182 nominations and a new major sponsor, the Manawatu Secondary School sports Awards had a fantastic evening, dedicated to recognising student achievement within the region. Sports Manawatu’s Chief Executive, Trevor Shailer, says the Awards are an important part of the sport in our region.
