SLASA Prepares for 23rd Goodwill Swim Meet

SLASA Prepares for 23rd Goodwill Swim Meet

St. Lucia Amateur Association Swimmers Prepares for the

23rd Goodwill Swim Meet 2017

 

After the completion of the Karen Beaubrun Swim Meet the Technical Committee of the St. Lucia Amateur Swimming Association choose 28 swimmers and 7 officials who will represent at the 23rd Goodwill Swim Meet 2017 August 18th to 20th at the National Aquatic Center in Guyana.

 

Last held here in St. Lucia in 2016 , The Championship is a five nation swim meet to include Surinam, Guyana, Barbados, Trinidad and Tobago, Bahamas and St. Lucia. The meet is a developmental meet for swimmers 10 and under and 11 and over who missed the qualifying standard for the Carifta Championship.

 

St. Lucia Amateur Swimming Association presents its 2017 Goodwill Team.

 

8 and Under                                         9 – 10

Fayth Jeffry                                          Amelia Joseph

Thaeden Antoine                                 Krishna Surapaneni

Antoine Destang                                  Maliyah Henry

Karic Charles

Ethan Hazel

Therron Herrelle

Tristan Dorville

 

11 – 12                                                  13 – 14

D’Andre Blanchard                            Shalini Joseph

Ziv Reynolds                                        Marisa Louisy

Akim Ernest                                         Maya Hilaire

Kyle Ambrose                                      Kaela George

Naekeisha Louis                                  Alandre Cross

Jorga Medrick                                      Jacob Harrison

Anya Hilaire

Sunshine Mauricette

 

15 – 17

Eden Crick

Omar Alexander

Nicholas Mc Lennon

Christopher Phillip

 

The official team will comprise of David Peterkin of the Sharks Swim Club as head coach. He will be assisted by Peter James of the Lightning Aquatics Swim Club and John Mc Lennon of the Seajays Swim Club. Team Manager Tessa Charles Louis will be assisted by Chaperones Rishma Ramnarace Joseph, Sabrina Odol and Michelle Herelle.

 

President of SLASA Eddie Hazel has expressed that the association ultimate goal at the championship is to allow its swimmers the opportunity to develop on a regional level and raise the bar with the hope of producing increase numbers of swimmers qualifying for Carifta and CCCAN.

 

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