Benoni Seals honours swimmers
The swimmers were awarded for representing the club with distinction in the 2021/22 season
The Benoni Seals held a prize-giving ceremony to honour their swimmers for their exceptional performance in the 2021 and 2022 season on May 22.
Among those honoured was extreme swimmer Kyle Stephens who earned himself a place in the Guinness Book of World Records after breaking the False Bay crossing record.
The 17-year-old achieved the feat in 08:08:15 and also became the youngest person to successfully finish the swim.
The prize winners were:
• Bayleigh Loock: best performer at level 2
• Keegan Nellmapius: best performer at level 3
• Lara de Beer: best performer at the South African Regional Junior and EGA Championships in December, 2021.
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Other members who competed at various levels were:
• Benjamin Baker: level 3
• Morgan Botha: level 2
• Isabella Arterio: level 3
• Amy-Lee Jones: level 3
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