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HomeSportSwimming success for Dolphins

Swimming success for Dolphins

Cooroy Dolphins attended the Wide Bay Short Course Championships at Mountain Creek on the weekend with 15 swimmers competing for the club. They finished the weekend on a high with incredible results from all swimmers.

The club took away two pool records, 32 personal best times, eight gold medals, four silver medals and countless happy faces.

A special shout out to Indiana who at nine years old came away with three first places and two seconds medalling in every one of her races. Her broker Kai walked away with six personal best times from seven races.

With so many wonderful results from the kids we can’t wait for our club season to begin. Cooroy Dolphins will be holding a free Come and Try Night which will cater for both social and competitive swimmers.

If your kids have ever wanted to give Swim Club a go this is the perfect opportunity. For more information see Cooroy Dolphins on Facebook or email the club at cooroydolphins@gmail.com

 

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