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New kids on the Dolphin Coast swimming block

The NWA swimmers did extremely well with lots of personal best times and great improvements.

An all new swimming club is making a splash on the Dolphin Coast.

New Wave Aquatics (NWA) trains from Umhlali Preparatory School. NWA is coached by Cheyne Croxford and Amy Juckes.

“With this being our first season of competing we are extremely proud of how well our swimmers have done thus far this season,” said Crozford.

“Seven of our New Wave Aquatics swimmers took part in the TYR Westville Swimming Club gala held at Westville Boys High School last month.”

The NWA swimmers did extremely well with lots of personal best times and great improvements.

Emily Lott and Clayton Cleator were two of NWA’s standout swimmers at a recent gala.

Clayton Cleator had a very impressive 200m individual medley and 50m butterfly, earning himself two silver medals in the boys age 11 group.

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Emily Lott had some very promising swims achieving her level three qualifying time in the 200m Individual Medley.

The following swimmers all achieved top 10 finishes: Clayton Cleator, Emily Lott, Coach Amy Juckes, Abby Murphy and Joshua Juckes.

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