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Psych Sheets All corrections to psych sheets must be emailed to 23 Jason Churches 15 NSSAK-AK 2:04.78 [email protected] by midnight Sunday 24th 24 Oisin Quinn 15 AQNTR-TR 2:04.85 August 2014. 25 Daniel Barron 15 OTUBP-BP 2:05.00 26 Brendan Koevoet 15 ENTHP-HP 2:05.31 Event 1 Men 13 & Over 200m SC Freestyle 27 Andrew Jeffcoat 15 FFDWK-WK 2:05.44 Name Age Team Seed Time 28 Jackson Dawson 15 WHLAK-AK 2:05.55 13 Year Olds 29 Jared Brenssell 15 OAMOT-OT 2:05.69 1 Matthew Harford 13 ASTCB-CB 2:03.69 16 Year Olds 2 Ikko Shibuya 13 LMEAK-AK 2:05.45 1 Jordan Rahurahu 16 WHACB-CB 1:54.91 3 Aragorn More 13 SZRWN-WN 2:07.22 2 Ryan Curtis 16 ROSAK-AK 1:55.22 4 Kieran Pangalila 13 CSCAK-AK 2:08.69 3 Yinhu Cui 16 CCYAK-AK 1:56.18 5 Jaxson MacDonald-Piner 13 OAMOT-OT 2:10.10 4 Koene Smit 16 NSSAK-AK 1:56.58 6 Jeremy Elliott 13 BOINL-NL 2:10.75 5 Devlin Forsythe 16 KRIWN-WN 1:56.78 7 George Smith 13 ROSAK-AK 2:11.64 6 Oliver Wu 16 NSSAK-AK 1:56.89 8 Michael Slessor-White 13 NSSAK-AK 2:12.01 7 Harrison Finnerty 16 MKUSL-SL 1:57.28 9 Kees Herrick 13 OCASL-SL 2:12.08 8 Jacob Farr 16 KRIWN-WN 1:57.38 10 Lochlainn O'Connor 13 GREBP-BP 2:12.72 9 Bertie Bassett-Foss 16 NAQHP-HP 1:57.39 11 Jack Corkery 13 MKUSL-SL 2:12.86 10 Nathan Edwards 16 FFDWK-WK 1:57.47 12 Michan Hunter 13 KWIMW-MW 2:12.99 11 Thomas Moot 16 WHACB-CB 1:58.05 13 Tyron Henry 13 HPKCO-CO 2:13.02 12 Josh McCormack-Goeth 16 STPWK-WK 1:59.22 14 Daniel Reyland 13 OTUBP-BP 2:13.22 13 Stuart Graham 16 NAQHP-HP 1:59.23 15 Henri Rollinson 13 JASCB-CB 2:14.05 14 Cole McDowell 16 THAWK-WK 1:59.27 16 Bevan Jacobs 13 CHBHP-HP 2:14.35 15 Nathan Hey 16 AQNTR-TR 1:59.52 17 Quinton Hurley 13 QESCB-CB 2:14.64 16 Jason Smeets 16 UNIAK-AK 2:00.00 18 Ben Smith 13 WHACB-CB 2:15.02 17 Bailey Brandham 16 NEPOT-OT 2:00.23 19 Daniel Strang 13 MKUSL-SL 2:15.08 18 Nico van der Wilt 16 CAPWN-WN 2:00.43 14 Year Olds 19 Zac Clark 16 WHACB-CB 2:00.60 1 Aaron Mansfield (V) 14 WBAUS 1:57.74 20 Campbell Kershaw 16 NCSCB-CB 2:00.68 2 Callum Prime 14 WAVNL-NL 2:00.77 21 Liam Hay 16 NSSAK-AK 2:00.90 3 Christopher Johnson 14 STRTR-TR 2:00.80 22 John McKeefry 16 MASWN-WN 2:03.34 4 Satori Dobbie 14 QESCB-CB 2:01.12 23 Jack Harrison 16 CRMOT-OT 2:03.39 5 George Culling 14 OTUBP-BP 2:01.73 24 Isaac Hardie Boys 16 AQNTR-TR 2:03.63 6 Angus Syme 14 NCSCB-CB 2:02.47 25 Eric Park 16 NSSAK-AK 2:03.71 7 William Howie 14 MKUSL-SL 2:02.88 26 Snapper Gulick 16 NSSAK-AK 2:03.72 8 Zac Reid 14 AQNTR-TR 2:02.88 27 Tawhiti Temomo 16 RAUWN-WN 2:03.93 9 William Roberts 14 NCSCB-CB 2:03.18 28 Liam Simpson 16 KWIMW-MW 2:04.01 10 Adrian Chong 14 HPKCO-CO 2:03.88 29 Ishaan Singhal 16 PUKCO-CO 2:04.07 11 Sebastien Priscott 14 WHLAK-AK 2:05.09 30 Justin Roberts 16 TWAWN-WN 2:04.25 12 Andrew Loveard 14 KRIWN-WN 2:05.53 31 Damien Potts 16 OTUBP-BP 2:04.37 13 Heremaia Murray 14 UNIAK-AK 2:05.91 17-18 14 Josh Gimblett 14 NAQHP-HP 2:06.12 1 Ted Taylor 18 KRIWN-WN 1:52.80 15 Oliver Rayner 14 NCSCB-CB 2:06.51 2 Joshua Asplin 17 HPKCO-CO 1:53.06 16 Louis Kiely 14 PARAK-AK 2:07.12 3 Matthew Hyde 17 MATWK-WK 1:54.73 17 Luke Mitchell 14 STPWK-WK 2:07.55 4 Henry Wiseman 18 NSSAK-AK 1:55.00 18 Hadlee Dyer 14 NAQHP-HP 2:07.96 5 Cole Drinnan 17 NSSAK-AK 1:55.40 19 Elzivor Brown 14 NSSAK-AK 2:07.98 6 Jackson Cropp 18 NSSAK-AK 1:56.06 20 Joshua Knight (V) 14 WBAUS 2:08.00 7 Daniel Caldwell 17 STPWK-WK 1:56.15 21 Gus Ullrich 14 CCYAK-AK 2:08.47 8 Ben Anngow 17 WHACB-CB 1:56.22 22 Zachary Taylor 14 JASCB-CB 2:08.47 9 Autahi Brock 17 KWIMW-MW 1:56.32 23 George Adam 14 NCSCB-CB 2:55.30 10 Joshua Ion 18 FFDWK-WK 1:57.01 15 Year Olds 11 Michael Gray 17 NEPOT-OT 1:57.03 1 Flynn Jones 15 NSSAK-AK 1:56.10 12 Nicholas Crott 17 CAPWN-WN 1:57.08 2 Sam McKenzie 15 TASNM-NM 1:57.24 13 Henry Muskee 17 AQGCB-CB 1:57.46 3 Blake Horne 15 OTUBP-BP 1:57.61 14 David Van der Star 18 WAVNL-NL 1:57.58 4 Thomas Heaton 15 TASNM-NM 1:57.69 15 Edward Vos 17 UNIAK-AK 2:00.56 5 Campbell Tacon 15 CAPWN-WN 1:58.17 16 Cam Voykovich 18 SPCWK-WK 2:00.69 6 Matthew Anderson 15 STRTR-TR 1:58.70 17 Cameron Doidge 18 CAPWN-WN 2:00.88 7 Leyton Bradford 15 FFDWK-WK 1:58.75 18 Liam Neal 17 KRIWN-WN 2:00.99 8 Tom Moulder 15 PARAK-AK 1:58.78 19 Tom England 17 SZRWN-WN 2:01.91 9 William MacLeod 15 STUCB-CB 2:00.72 20 Scott Hallaway 17 WHACB-CB 2:02.12 10 Jaeyun Lim 15 NSSAK-AK 2:00.87 19 & Over 11 Josh Newton 15 ROSAK-AK 2:01.41 1 Steven Kent 26 CSCAK-AK 1:45.67 12 John Ashcroft 15 LMEAK-AK 2:01.55 2 Mitchell Donaldson 21 NSSAK-AK 1:46.67 13 Bryn Atkin 15 NCSCB-CB 2:01.60 3 Michael Dai 22 CSCAK-AK 1:46.93 14 Cameron Madams 15 NAQHP-HP 2:02.40 4 Dylan Dunlop-Barrett 23 CSCAK-AK 1:47.00 15 Daniel Koenigsperger 15 HPKCO-CO 2:02.75 5 Ewan Jackson 21 HPKCO-CO 1:48.18 16 Lewis Clareburt 15 CAPWN-WN 2:03.25 6 Nathan Capp 21 GREBP-BP 1:50.75 17 Leo Tattersfield 15 UNIAK-AK 2:03.32 7 Sam Turner 22 CAPWN-WN 1:51.09 18 Ryan Leman 15 SZRWN-WN 2:03.73 8 Daniel Gregory-Campbell 21 NSSAK-AK 1:51.31 19 Mitchell Holden 15 MKUSL-SL 2:03.76 9 Kyle Barnes 19 CAPWN-WN 1:52.54 20 Cameron Gillespie 15 DVKMW-MW 2:03.78 10 Christopher McFadden 20 AQGCB-CB 1:52.91 21 Taylor Stevens 15 HPKCO-CO 2:03.92 11 Daniel Hunter 20 HPKCO-CO 1:53.30 22 Samuel Wardhaugh 15 NEPOT-OT 2:04.71 12 Jeremy Tasker 20 NEPOT-OT 1:53.36 Psych Sheets 13 Kaiori McGuinniety 19 NLSNM-NM 1:54.37 15 Kyla Marshall 15 OCASL-SL 2:12.34 14 Daniel Houzet 19 NSSAK-AK 1:54.83 16 Ariana Aupouri-Kaiwai 15 STPWK-WK 2:12.77 15 Corneille Coetzee 19 NSSAK-AK 1:56.27 17 Gemma Smith 15 ROSAK-AK 2:13.19 16 Troy Balvert 22 STPWK-WK 1:57.11 18 Elena Forlong 15 WSCWN-WN 2:13.25 17 Alex Cox 21 WHLAK-AK 1:57.99 19 Tamara Gurden 15 NCSCB-CB 2:13.25 18 Ben Ruback 19 CAPWN-WN 2:02.25 20 Ella Drinnan 15 CSCAK-AK 2:13.47 21 Libby Gimblett 15 NAQHP-HP 2:14.00 Event 2 Women 13 & Over 200m SC Freestyle 22 Talya Harwood 15 TASNM-NM 2:14.08 Name Age Team Seed Time 23 Laura Stewart 15 KRIWN-WN 2:14.11 13 Year Olds 24 Imogen Pangalila 15 CSCAK-AK 2:14.64 1 Hannah Bates 13 QESCB-CB 2:06.99 25 Julie Briden 15 NCSCB-CB 2:14.72 2 Chelsey Edwards 13 SZRWN-WN 2:08.50 26 Lucy Clough 15 ASTCB-CB 2:15.27 3 Kyla Alexander 13 ROSAK-AK 2:10.71 27 Islah Kerr-Aim 15 GREBP-BP 2:15.57 4 Danielle Spreadborough 13 OTUBP-BP 2:11.18 28 Ella Powell 15 AQNTR-TR 2:16.17 5 Danika Ryland-Higgins 13 PUKCO-CO 2:11.18 29 Libby Neill 15 NLSNM-NM 2:16.23 6 Phoebe Nelson 13 DVKMW-MW 2:13.64 30 Moana Aupouri-Kaiwai 15 STPWK-WK 2:16.36 7 Kate Sims 13 MASWN-WN 2:13.93 31 Tara Chemis 15 ROTBP-BP 2:16.45 8 Mikayla Popham (V) 13 WBAUS 2:13.94 32 Erin Abernethy 15 HPKCO-CO 2:16.96 9 Madeline Falconer 13 UNIAK-AK 2:14.78 16 Year Olds 10 Tania Denvir 13 CSCAK-AK 2:15.35 1 Maggie Burns 16 CAPWN-WN 2:03.25 11 Cecilia Crooks 13 NEPOT-OT 2:15.51 2 Annabelle Paterson 16 UNIAK-AK 2:03.97 12 Izabella Mann 13 ROSAK-AK 2:16.58 3 Abi Chapman 16 PUKCO-CO 2:04.22 13 Lucy Jackson 13 QESCB-CB 2:16.87 4 Genevieve Bowler 16 UNIAK-AK 2:05.20 14 Annabell Simpson 13 WAVNL-NL 2:16.88 5 Josie Kozyniak 16 CAPWN-WN 2:05.27 15 Yeonji Lee 13 NSSAK-AK 2:17.09 6 Holly Parker 16 UNIAK-AK 2:05.86 16 Phoebe Turner 13 SZRWN-WN 2:17.64 7 Claudia Capp 16 GREBP-BP 2:07.02 17 Piper Humphreys 13 ICEMW-MW 2:18.52 8 Laura O'Keeffe 16 WSCWN-WN 2:07.71 18 Ruby Wagenvoord 13 AQGCB-CB 2:18.56 9 Scarlett Tacon 16 CAPWN-WN 2:08.31 19 Alaynah Bettany 13 CAPWN-WN 2:19.18 10 Rebecca Moynihan 16 RAUWN-WN 2:08.42 20 Madison Don 13 PARAK-AK 2:19.65 11 Caitlin Delany 16 TASNM-NM 2:10.63 21 Sarya Lower 13 WSCWN-WN 2:21.08 12 Katja Ehler 16 AQNTR-TR 2:10.79 14 Year Olds 13 Dina Clark 16 CAPWN-WN 2:11.36 1 Ruby Adsett 14 NAQHP-HP 2:04.62 14 Eleanor Wilding 16 WHACB-CB 2:11.37 2 Mya Rasmussen 14 KWIMW-MW 2:05.53 15 Lauren Duggan 16 CAPWN-WN 2:11.45 3 Caitlin Deans 14 NEPOT-OT 2:06.19 16 Jaimee Fisher 16 ENTHP-HP 2:11.63 4 Ruby Heath 14 SZRWN-WN 2:08.14 17 Bailee Spriggs 16 NLSNM-NM 2:11.97 5 Jessica Iggo 14 CAPWN-WN 2:10.98 18 Rhianna Maxwell 16 OTUBP-BP 2:12.03 6 Ruby Scott 14 AQNTR-TR 2:11.93 19 Stacey Muir 16 GREBP-BP 2:12.55 7 Sophie Kluck (V) 14 WBAUS 2:12.40 20 Sarah O'Connor 16 KRIWN-WN 2:12.65 8 Georgia Bason 14 PARAK-AK 2:12.89 21 Rachel Mead 16 ROTBP-BP 2:13.17 9 Tessie White (V) 14 WBAUS 2:13.32 22 Samara Beentjes 16 CSCAK-AK 2:13.21 10 Aliesha Mitchell 14 KRIWN-WN 2:13.87 23 Hannah Morgan 16 MKUSL-SL 2:14.33 11 Rebecca Cheyne 14 PUKCO-CO 2:13.95 24 Danielle Waiari 16 GREBP-BP 2:14.34 12 Carla Traplin 14 PARAK-AK 2:14.43 25 Grace Eglinton 16 MTMBP-BP 2:15.08 13 Jessica Chapman 14 ACEWK-WK 2:14.51 17-18 14 Dana Purdy 14 KWIMW-MW 2:15.16 1 Georgia Marris 17 UNIAK-AK 1:59.89 15 Aimee Elliott 14 ASTCB-CB 2:15.49 2 Monique King 18 NSSAK-AK 2:02.95 16 Tessa Bradley 14 GREBP-BP 2:15.54 3 Ebony Maikuku 18 JASCB-CB 2:04.35 17 Lucy Gordon 14 AQGCB-CB 2:16.32 4 Paige Flynn 17 STPWK-WK 2:04.99 18 Zoe Williamson 14 STRTR-TR 2:16.38 5 Aleisha Ruske 17 NEPOT-OT 2:06.48 19 Jasmine Reynolds 14 PARAK-AK 2:16.40 6 Alex Pampalone 17 SZRWN-WN 2:06.87 20 Emily Joyce 14 COLSL-SL 2:16.42 7 Gendi Roberts 17 NCSCB-CB 2:07.73 21 Ella Moor 14 GREBP-BP 2:16.49 8 Jessica Miller 18 CAPWN-WN 2:08.18 22 Emma McCaw 14 CAPWN-WN 2:16.73 9 Annika Brennan 18 NAQHP-HP 2:09.14 23 Caitlin Fisher 14 NSSAK-AK 2:17.17 10 Rachel Smith 17 CSCAK-AK 2:09.97 24 Arushni Naicker 14 NSSAK-AK 2:17.31 11 Caitlan Ogier 17 AQNTR-TR 2:10.54 25 Jadah Elers 14 GDLHP-HP 2:17.35 12 Caitlin Rennell 18 JASCB-CB 2:10.57 26 Bailee Drummond 14 STRTR-TR 2:17.58 13 Kelsi Boocock 17 CSCAK-AK 2:10.66 15 Year Olds 14 Brianna Morris 17 FFDWK-WK 2:10.79 1 Yeonsu Lee 15 NSSAK-AK 2:04.27 15 Lucy Happe 17 GREBP-BP 2:11.20 2 Claudia Ashby 15 FFDWK-WK 2:04.65 16 Casey Webster 18 HPKCO-CO 2:12.13 3 Felicity Lowen 15 AQGCB-CB 2:05.90 17 Ellie
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    2019 SWIMMING NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL REPORT Swimming New Zealand | Annual Report 2019 BRONZE Lewis Clareburt, 2019. FINA World Championships Men's 400m Individual Medley GOLD Erika Fairweather, 2019. FINA World Junior Championships Women's 200m Freestyle BRONZE Lewis Clareburt, 2019. FINA World Championships Men's 400m Individual Medley GOLD Erika Fairweather, 2019. FINA World Junior Championships Women's 200m Freestyle CONTENTS Executive President Report Board & CEO Report About Us The Year in Review Regions Members Life Members Events Technical Officials Communications Education Obituaries Jim Cole Enid Wordsworth High Performance Report Highlights National Teams & Results Para Swimming Financials Auditor's Report Financials Swimming New Zealand The People Who Make It Happen Swimming New Zealand Board Swimming New Zealand Staff Events Advisory Committee Technical Advisory Committee Audit & Risk Committee National Awards Committee Independent Members of the Selection Panel *Images courtesy of Simon Watts, BW Media Photography, Ian MacNicol What's Next and Swimming New Zealand Sponsors and Partners Swimming New Zealand | Annual Report 2019 CONTENTS Executive President Report Board & CEO Report About Us The Year in Review Regions Members Life Members Events Technical Officials Communications Education Obituaries Jim Cole Enid Wordsworth High Performance Report Highlights National Teams & Results Para Swimming Financials Auditor's Report Financials Swimming New Zealand The People Who Make It Happen Swimming New Zealand Board Swimming New Zealand Staff Events Advisory Committee Technical Advisory Committee Audit & Risk Committee National Awards Committee Independent Members of the Selection Panel *Images courtesy of Simon Watts, BW Media Photography, Ian MacNicol What's Next and Swimming New Zealand Sponsors and Partners Swimming New Zealand | Annual Report 2019 DAVID GERRARD President of Swimming New Zealand I am happy to present this brief report signalling one year in my role as Swimming New Zealand President.
  • WK-Pro Protokoll

    WK-Pro Protokoll

    Protokoll Deutsche Kurzbahn Meisterschaften 2019 im Schwimmen Deutsche Jugend-/Masterskurzbahnmeisterschaften 2019 Abschnitt 1 (15.11.2019) Veranstalter: Deutscher Behindertensportverband (DBS) Ausrichter: SG Remscheid / BRSNW Ausgabe erstellt durch WK-Pro 2.58, http://www.wk-pro.de Deutsche Kurzbahn Meisterschaften 2019 im Schwimmen Protokoll Deutsche Jugend-/Masterskurzbahnmeisterschaften 2019 Deutscher Behindertensportverband (DBS) / SG Remscheid / BRSNW Seite: 1 Wettkampffolge: Abschnitt 1, 15.11.2019: Einlass: 15:00 Uhr, Einschwimmen: 15:00 Uhr, KaRi-Sitzung: 15:15 Uhr, Beginn: 16:00 Uhr Wk 1: 100 mSchmetterling weiblich S5-S14, AB - Jg. 2009 u.ä. Wk 2: 100 m Schmetterling männlich S5-S14, AB - Jg. 2009 u.ä. Wk 3: 200 mFreistil weiblich Jg. 2009 u.ä. Wk 4: 200 mFreistil männlich Jg. 2009 u.ä. Wk 5: 150 mLagen weiblich SM1-SM4 - Jg. 2009 u.ä. Wk 6: 150 mLagen männlich SM1-SM4 - Jg. 2009 u.ä. Wk 7: 50 mBrust weiblich Jg. 2009 u.ä. Wk 8: 50 mBrust männlich Jg. 2009 u.ä. Wk 9: 4*100 mLagen mixed offen Abschnitt 2, 16.11.2019: Einlass: 9:00 Uhr, Einschwimmen: 9:00 Uhr, KaRi-Sitzung: 9:15 Uhr, Beginn: 10:00 Uhr Wk 10: 200 mLagen weiblich SM5-SM14, AB - Jg. 2009 u.ä. Wk 11: 200 mLagen männlich SM5-SM14, AB - Jg. 2009 u.ä. Wk 12: 400 mFreistil weiblich Jg. 2009 u.ä. Wk 13: 400 mFreistil männlich Jg. 2009 u.ä. Wk 14: 50 mSchmetterling weiblich Jg. 2009 u.ä. Wk 15: 50 mSchmetterling männlich Jg. 2009 u.ä. Wk 16: 200 mRücken weiblich Jg. 2009 u.ä. Wk 17: 200 mRücken männlich Jg.
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    Thursday, July 29, 2021

    TE NUPEPA O TE TAIRAWHITI THURSDAY, JULY 29, 2021 HOME-DELIVERED $1.90, RETAIL $2.20 PAGE 3 WALK-IN VACCINATION CLINIC POPULAR INEOS DEAL ARTS & CONFIRMED ENTERTAINMENT PAGES 19-22 PAGE 8 INSIDE TODAY by Jack Marshall we are at home, we can advice: welcome others with open “See one thing you UP for a third notch hearts, saying, ‘Come for absolutely don’t want to on its belt, Te Tairawhiti the kaupapa and, while miss. Arts Festival is back for you’re here, experience “Take the advice of a another year. The 2021 something new, step friend and go with them to programme went live outside yourself, and something you might not ‘Holiday last night, which brings learn something about our normally see. together over 200 artists region’.” “And see as many free and performers for the Tama says a must-see things as you can cram third annual celebration will be the premiere of in.” of the arts, place and HIHI, composed of popular With nearly 30 percent community from October waiata of Te Tairawhiti of the programme free this 8 to 17. transformed into opera, year, there will be plenty in our This year’s most performed in Waihirere to see. prominent acts include Domain Reserve. Maintaining low or no the premiere of the Created by Teina prices has been key for homegrown opera, HIHI; Moetara, Ruth Smith, Mere the festival. one of New Zealand’s Boynton and Tama himself, “We’ve tried to keep the breakout theatre in partnership with New price point so people can performances with The Zealand Festival of the go to more than one thing own town’ Haka Party Incident; and Arts, HIHI combines kapa .
  • SNZ Annual Report 2018

    SNZ Annual Report 2018

    SWIMMING NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL REPORT growth SHAREexcellence THE Pride Swimming DREAM new zealand growth swimming challenge inspire growth swimming growth enjoyment Lewis Clareburt, 2018. Commonwealth Games New Z New ZprideBronze Medalist, Men’s 400m Individual Medley. CONTENTS Executive Chairman and CEO’s Report 1 President’s Report 3 About Us 5 The Year in Review Regions 8 Events 16 Technical Officials 19 Commercial 21 Communications 23 Education 25 Obituaries 29 Norma Williams Jan Cameron Don Stanley High Performance 32 Report Highlights Records Results InspiRe Teams Honours and Awards Para Swimming 45 Financials Auditor’s Report 50 Financials 50 Swimming New Zealand The People Who Make It Happen 64 Swimming New Zealand Board Swimming New Zealand Staff Events Advisory Committee Technical Advisory Committee Audit & Risk Committee ENJOYMENT National Awards Committee Independent Members of the Selection Panel What’s Next 67 Sponsors and Partners 69 *Images courtesy of Simon Watts, BW Media Photography; Ian MacNicol, Getty Images and Swimming New Zealand.* SWIMMING NEW ZEALAND • ANNUAL REPORT 2018 70,000 views being achieved for the National Age this, we need to work together, focusing on the same Group and Open Championships alone. objectives and outcomes and understanding that as a minority sport in NZ, geographically disadvantaged, On the administration front, we have continued to we can only be truly successful if we work together push the integration of the swimming database as the as ONE. primary membership management tool available to all clubs. The uptake has been pleasing and we are now At the conclusion of this years AGM, we farewell Simon seeing the majority of clubs using the database on a Perry from the board after three years.