Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Min. of Education & Culture - Awards of Excellence
This morning, 25 January 2011 Two Sharks were honored.
Siona Huxley - Senior Female Athlete
Joshua Runako Daniel - Junior Male Athlete.
Congratualtions to them both.
Monday, January 3, 2011
Message from Tom
Hello everyone,
I hope and pray that the new year finds you refreshed and ready!
Just a reminder that swim training starts this Tuesday even though I know school doesn't start for many until Wednesday.
Please make sure to check out our website and blog for un to date information on our swim club.
www.sharkswimclub.info
www.sharkwimclub.blogspot.com
Congratulations to all of our swimmers who swam in the swim meet. You all did great!
Just a couple of reminders...
-The next couple of months are chilly. Make sure ot send along a warm towel. The children might want to wear a swim shirt or t-shirt during practice to stay warm.
-Remember to pay your swim fees BEFORE the month begins.
-No refunds for sick days.
-If your child wants to take a break from swimming, let me know.
Just to give you an idea of our upcoming training, it is going to look like this.
LEVEL 1
We will be working on the basics to each stroke.
January - Breath Control
February - Balance
March - Sculling
April - Rhythm
May and June will focus on the three competitive strokes that we will be dealing with - freestyle, breast stroke and back stroke.
LEVEL 2
We will be covering the basics for the four competitive strokes in the next four months.
January - Freestyle or Breast stroke
February - Freestyle or Breast Stroke
March - Back stroke
April - Introduction to Fly
May and June will be reviewing the strokes and working on competitive aspects to each one.
Thanks everyone!
Coach Tom
I hope and pray that the new year finds you refreshed and ready!
Just a reminder that swim training starts this Tuesday even though I know school doesn't start for many until Wednesday.
Please make sure to check out our website and blog for un to date information on our swim club.
www.sharkswimclub.info
www.sharkwimclub.blogspot.com
Congratulations to all of our swimmers who swam in the swim meet. You all did great!
Just a couple of reminders...
-The next couple of months are chilly. Make sure ot send along a warm towel. The children might want to wear a swim shirt or t-shirt during practice to stay warm.
-Remember to pay your swim fees BEFORE the month begins.
-No refunds for sick days.
-If your child wants to take a break from swimming, let me know.
Just to give you an idea of our upcoming training, it is going to look like this.
LEVEL 1
We will be working on the basics to each stroke.
January - Breath Control
February - Balance
March - Sculling
April - Rhythm
May and June will focus on the three competitive strokes that we will be dealing with - freestyle, breast stroke and back stroke.
LEVEL 2
We will be covering the basics for the four competitive strokes in the next four months.
January - Freestyle or Breast stroke
February - Freestyle or Breast Stroke
March - Back stroke
April - Introduction to Fly
May and June will be reviewing the strokes and working on competitive aspects to each one.
Thanks everyone!
Coach Tom
Training
Coach Jamie sent out this message...
Beach practice tomorrow morning at the Ramp 8:00 AM
Coach Tom
Beach practice tomorrow morning at the Ramp 8:00 AM
Coach Tom
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Training this week
Hello all,
Coach Jamie asked me to pass this on to the Juniors and Seniors...
Practice at regular times tomorrow and Thursday.
No practice for the Learn to Swim this week. We will start up next week on January 3rd, Tuesday.
Hope everyone had a merry Christmas!
Coach Tom
Coach Jamie asked me to pass this on to the Juniors and Seniors...
Practice at regular times tomorrow and Thursday.
No practice for the Learn to Swim this week. We will start up next week on January 3rd, Tuesday.
Hope everyone had a merry Christmas!
Coach Tom
Sunday, December 26, 2010
Monday, December 20, 2010
Two more Gold for Siona
Siona again gets gold in the 100m Back and the 50m Free.
Even though she only swam 6 events this gave her a total number of point of 47, enough to take second place in the 15 & Over age group.
This brings her haul to 4 Gold and one Bronze medals with one national Record.
Dani completed her las event the 200m Breast with another National Record. This mean she had a National Record in all her events.
Congrats to all our swimmers
Even though she only swam 6 events this gave her a total number of point of 47, enough to take second place in the 15 & Over age group.
This brings her haul to 4 Gold and one Bronze medals with one national Record.
Dani completed her las event the 200m Breast with another National Record. This mean she had a National Record in all her events.
Congrats to all our swimmers
Saturday, December 18, 2010
Update for Dubai & Trinidad
DUBAI:
Men's 100m Free:
Julien - 53.52s - 79th out of 119 swimmers - Age Group Record
Runako - 54.77s - 92nd out of 119 swimmers - Age Group Record
Men's 100m IM
This event sees three Caribbean swimmers going through to semi-finals - George Bovell of Trinidad finished 3rd in heats, Shaune Fraser (Cayman) 8th and Bradley Alley (Barbados) 12th.
Julien - 1:04.61 - 64th out of 76 - Age Group Record
Runako - 1:05.32 - 66th out of 76 - Age Group Record
Women's 50m Free
Dani - 26.97s - 48th out of 101 swimmers - New National Record, breaking Siona's 2008 record
The boys have now completed all of thier events, but Dani is swimming 200m Breast tomorrow.
Meanwhile in Trinidad, two more medals last night:
Siona Huxley - Girls 15 & Over 100m Free - 1st place in 1:02.71 - New National Record, breaking Natasha George's record established in 2004
Siona - Girls 15 & Over 50m Fly - 3rd place - 30.81s
Jon-L Innocent-Dolor breaks the 1 min barrier in the 100m Free for the first time in a time of 59.11
Men's 100m Free:
Julien - 53.52s - 79th out of 119 swimmers - Age Group Record
Runako - 54.77s - 92nd out of 119 swimmers - Age Group Record
Men's 100m IM
This event sees three Caribbean swimmers going through to semi-finals - George Bovell of Trinidad finished 3rd in heats, Shaune Fraser (Cayman) 8th and Bradley Alley (Barbados) 12th.
Julien - 1:04.61 - 64th out of 76 - Age Group Record
Runako - 1:05.32 - 66th out of 76 - Age Group Record
Women's 50m Free
Dani - 26.97s - 48th out of 101 swimmers - New National Record, breaking Siona's 2008 record
The boys have now completed all of thier events, but Dani is swimming 200m Breast tomorrow.
Meanwhile in Trinidad, two more medals last night:
Siona Huxley - Girls 15 & Over 100m Free - 1st place in 1:02.71 - New National Record, breaking Natasha George's record established in 2004
Siona - Girls 15 & Over 50m Fly - 3rd place - 30.81s
Jon-L Innocent-Dolor breaks the 1 min barrier in the 100m Free for the first time in a time of 59.11
Friday, December 17, 2010
Gold & National Record
Siona Huxley has just taken the Gold in the 100m Free in a National Record time of 1:02.71, this bested the time set by Natasha Georges in December of 2004
Dubai & Trinidad
First Dubai
Our swimmers are all performing extremely well.
Danni has made two HUGE National & Age Group Records in the 50m (2 sec off) & 100m Breast (5sec off)
Runako now has 3 Age Group Records and Julien has 2 personal best times from his 3 swims.
In Trinidad on the first day Siona captured Gold in the 50m Back and there have been many personal best times.
All results up on the SLASA site.
Our swimmers are all performing extremely well.
Danni has made two HUGE National & Age Group Records in the 50m (2 sec off) & 100m Breast (5sec off)
Runako now has 3 Age Group Records and Julien has 2 personal best times from his 3 swims.
In Trinidad on the first day Siona captured Gold in the 50m Back and there have been many personal best times.
All results up on the SLASA site.
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
SWIMATHON 2010 IN AID OF VICTIMS OF HURRICANE TOMAS
The SHARKS Swim Club invites the general public to support the 2010 SWIMATHON in aid of VICTIMS OF HURRICANE TOMAS, to be held on Saturday 4th December at the Rodney Heights Aquatics Center.
Last year the Swimmers raised over $8,000 in aid of Dainelle Gaston, a 15 year old boy needing heart surgery. The swimmers so enjoyed the opportunity to swim for charity that this year initially decided to swim for children with cancer.
Unfortunately, the passage of Hurricane Tomas brought a lot of devastation to Saint Lucia and now the Swimmers are committed to raising funds for the victims of Tomas, by participating in the Swimathon to be held in two weeks time.
Members of the public are asked to pledge $1 for every 25m lap of the pool that is swam by the participant in the Swimathon. Schools are encouraged get their students to get involved. Cheques may be made payable to the “SHARKS Swim Club – for victims of Tomas”
Business Houses are also encouraged to participate by pledging $10 for every lap swam by their employee in the Swimathon.
For further information, please contact any Club swimmer or visit the SHARKS Swim Club website at www.sharkswimclub.info or telephone Secretary Tom Speigelberg on 287 7260.
Sincerely
John Bruce
President
Last year the Swimmers raised over $8,000 in aid of Dainelle Gaston, a 15 year old boy needing heart surgery. The swimmers so enjoyed the opportunity to swim for charity that this year initially decided to swim for children with cancer.
Unfortunately, the passage of Hurricane Tomas brought a lot of devastation to Saint Lucia and now the Swimmers are committed to raising funds for the victims of Tomas, by participating in the Swimathon to be held in two weeks time.
Members of the public are asked to pledge $1 for every 25m lap of the pool that is swam by the participant in the Swimathon. Schools are encouraged get their students to get involved. Cheques may be made payable to the “SHARKS Swim Club – for victims of Tomas”
Business Houses are also encouraged to participate by pledging $10 for every lap swam by their employee in the Swimathon.
For further information, please contact any Club swimmer or visit the SHARKS Swim Club website at www.sharkswimclub.info or telephone Secretary Tom Speigelberg on 287 7260.
Sincerely
John Bruce
President
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