Infinity Swimming Academy

The Knysna gala was such a great experience for many of our new young swimmers. It was also great to see some of the Senior swimmers mentoring our other young swimmers.

There were many PB’s swam, lots of laughs, lots of friendships made and a great vibe.

Proud of everyone who participated. It was definitely worth the trip to Knysna!!

Happy Birthday Gloria. Thanks for all you do for us!!

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Our boys in the Top Points Squad and SANJ boys who finished in the Top 10 in South Africa. We are so proud of all of you and can’t wait to see you move up the rankings this season. Keep it up!!

Here are the South African rankings of the girls in our Top Points Squad. So proud of you all. Let’s keep it up this season. Can’t wait to watch you race again soon!!

Congratulations to Sienna Gous, Cassidy Sinclair and Aiden Green on being selected to represent South Africa at the Zone 5 Open Water Swimming Championships in Mauritius.

We are so proud of the three of you and thanks so much to open water coach, Deshaan Pillay, on all the hard work he has put into getting these three swimmers to where they are in Open Water.

Good luck in your final preparations for this event. We can’t wait to see how you guys do in Mauritius!!

A huge congratulations goes out to 16 year old Kellen Jones and 18 year old Marony Jacobs who have both been selected for the World Junior Open Water Championships in Argentina in September.

They will compete against the best open water swimmers from around the world. What an experience this will be. So proud of both of you!!!

A big congratulations goes out to 17 year old Jaime Mote who has been chosen as part of the South African Squad for the Pan Pacs Competition in Irvine, California.

What an amazing opportunity. She will be swimming the 100m Butterfly at this gala. We are very proud of you, Jaime!!

I love stories of perseverance and triumph through a tough situation and 15 year old Jemmah Roman showed tonight what a tough girl she is.

Jemmah had a phenomenal SANJ and then unfortunately tore her calf playing another sport and could not compete in many events at Seniors.

At first, I didn’t think Algeria was a good idea as we only trained 6 proper sessions before she left, but she showed that if you put your mind to the task at hand you can be triumphant.

Yes it wasn’t a PB, but she executed the race exactly as planned. Always remember in the 200m Butterly, it’s often not the person who is leading the first 100m who wins the race.

I love coaching swimmers to do the tough races as I think that’s where the Mathematics comes in and Jem split 33 , 37 , 38 , 37 and did just what she needed to do.

I am so proud of you, Jem. 200m Butterly ain’t for the faint hearted and you delivered one heck of a performance. Wish I could have been there with you. You rock!!

So so proud of you, Olivia!