SLASA Independence Swim Challenge

The meet will serve as the final opportunity locally for swimmers to attempt to qualify and join nine swimmers thus far who have met the qualifying standard for the 2018 Carifta Swim Championship due to take place in Jamaica March 30th to April 5th.

SLASA expects well over 150 swimmers from the Sharks, Seajays, Lightning Swim Club, RR Aquatics, Sports Academy and Southern Flying Fish to compete.

Some of its top performers in 2017 at the Swim Challenge to include Mila Festini Cromer, Thadean Antoine, Noah Dorville, Jermina Odlum Smith, Naima Hazel, Akim Ernest, Jayhan Odlum Smith, Omar Alexander and Mikaela Casimir will fight their way to keep their top performing title in the 2018 Independence Swim Challenge.

Hot on the heels to take a few of the top performing slots will be Fayth Jeffrey, Antoine Destang, Karic Charles, Therron Herell, Jasmin Steide, Ziv Reynolds, D’ Andre Blanchard, Naekeisha Louis, Mikaili Charlemagne, Shalini Joseph, Terrel Monplaisir and Devin Boodha.

Supporters can expect fierce swimming and a tough competition between all SLASA swimmers as they swim their way to top positions, bettering their times and earning their slot on the Carifta Team. Who knows there may be a few surprises!

SLASA invites Corporate St. Lucia to join with the Government of St. Lucia in assisting its swimmers in providing them with the opportunity to compete locally, regionally and internationally. Spectators are also invited to come have a chat a participating clubs on how we help get the youth involved in the Sport of Swimming.

Happy 39th Independence St. Lucia from the St. Lucia Amateur Swimming Association Executive, its Swimmers and their Families!

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