The St Kitts & Nevis Swimming Federation is on a mission to provide education and support for all things related to swimming in our twin island federation.
08/12/2022
Jennifer Harding-Marlin is once again repping SKN at the highest level, she has arrived in Melbourne Australia for the FINA Short Course World Championships, her mother and coach Lynn Harding is there for guidance and support.
Best of luck to you both.
14/11/2022
The returning SKN National Youth team were greeted like the superstars they are upon landing back on Nevis, schoolmates and ministers joined in the celebratory greeting.
13/11/2022
It was a glorious final day for the SKN National Team at the OECS Championships in St Lucia, the host nation has to be commended for putting on a classy event, fun but very competitive.
It was a pleasure to hear our athletes names and our country announced over the speaker system, knowing that we were able to mix it up with the bigger more experienced teams.
The young athletes were a sight to see indeed, launching themselves off the swim start platform and giving their absolute best, Skyla, Austin and Justin represented their country admirably, following the lead of their more experienced counterpart Jennifer Harding-Marlin.
Jennifer herself seemed to be everywhere and in everything!! Racking up team points and garnering a nice collection of podium medals along the way, a total of 6, one more than her first OECS tournament.
Out of the 6 counties participating we were able to get 5th place, which we will happily take as a result to be immensely proud of.
Our SKN female National champion Jennifer Harding-Marlin is setting a fine example for our juniors here at OECS, competing in multiple disciplines, Jennifer has already achieved 6 podium places (details later) and accrued over 35 team points for SKN.
Here is Jennifer taking 3rd place in this mornings 200 Individual Medley:
12/11/2022
Today the youngsters showed out for the SKN team in their debut event the 200m freestyle, it was amazing to watch whilst Skyla Connor, Austin and Justin Williams did battle against their lane rivals and the clock. Extraordinary performances that looked nerveless from our perspective, each of these wonderful young athletes were creating their own history as each of them bettered their PB’s by a huge margin.
12/11/2022
Jennifer Harding-Marlin got SKN started yesterday with a gutsy performance in the 400m freestyle event. Then the whole team was on regal display for the opening ceremony and parade that officially opened the 30th annual OECS Championships.
12/11/2022
OECS SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 DAY 1 ST LUCIA AQUATIC FEDERATION PRESENTS THE 30TH ANNUAL OECS SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIP TO BE HELD AT THE RODNEY HEIGHTS AQUATIV CENTRE 2022 FROMM 11TH TO 13TH NOV...
12/11/2022
OECS SWIMING CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 DAY 2 ST LUCIA AQUATIC FEDERATION PRESENTS THE 30TH ANNUAL OECS SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIP TO BE HELD AT THE RODNEY HEIGHTS AQUATIV CENTRE 2022 FROMM 11TH TO 13TH NOV...
12/11/2022
The recently formed SKN National Youth Swimming Squad, is being represented at the 30th annual OECS championships, by 3 of their members. Swimmers Skyla Connor, Justin and Austin Williams formed the main part of the contingent that travelled to St Lucia to create history by racing this weekend.
Led by the SKN head coach Yashwant Daryanani, with his local assistant coaches James Weekes and Nedd Lestrade, the team will be joined by Jennifer Harding-Marlin and mothe/coach Lynn to compete in the 400, 200, 100 and 50m races.
This is the culmination of just four months of dedicated hard work and discipline, to which the whole squad of 17 swimmers have responded to in stellar fashion, enabling the country of St Kitts & Nevis to finally announce itself to the world of competitive swimming.
Our swimmers will be competing against some of the best youngsters in the region, from St Vincent & The Grenadines, Antigua & Barbuda, Grenada, St Martin, and host Nation St Lucia.