A remarkable performance by the Noosa Swimming Club and the Noosa Aquatic Centre marked the recently concluded 2023 Australian age and open swimming championships in April.
A contingent of 10 talented swimmers showcased their exceptional skills, achieving outstanding results over the two-week event.
The Noosa Swimming Club athletes demonstrated their dedication and passion for the sport, with each swimmer achieving a personal best time and securing a top 10 finish in at least one event.
Their exceptional performances garnered attention and admiration from the swimming community.
A significant highlight of the championships was the exceptional achievement of three remarkable athletes, Nick Sloman, Tom Raymond, and Esther Davies.
They emerged as the shining stars of the competition, clinching well-deserved medals for their outstanding performances.
Sloman displayed immense strength and determination as he secured a bronze medal in the highly competitive men’s open 1500m freestyle event.
Raymond, exhibiting remarkable talent, claimed a sensational second-place finish in the male 19-20 years 1500m freestyle category, in addition to a commendable fourth place in the open event. Davies, an exceptional young talent, showcased her skills with a remarkable second-place finish in the girls’ 16 years 800m freestyle event.
The Noosa Swimming Club and the Noosa Aquatic Centre extend their heartfelt congratulations to all of their representatives who participated in the championships. Their unwavering commitment and exceptional performances have made the community proud.
The representatives of the Noosa Swimming Club at the 2023 Australian age championships included Angus Bathe, Cooper Reynolds, Dylan Thompson, Ella Reynolds, Esther Davies, Neela Carrel, and Nolan Carrel. Kilian Carrel, Nick Sloman, and Tom Raymond proudly represented the club at the Australian open championships.
They are proud of their athletes’ achievements and are excited about the bright future that lies ahead for their talented swimmers.
The outstanding results achieved are a testament to the dedication, hard work, and skill of the athletes, their coaches John Rodgers (JR) and Kareena Clark, and the unwavering support of their families.
For more information about the Noosa Aquatic Centre squads, visit noosaaquaticcentre.com.au
