Sunshine Coast Grammar Swimming Club has delivered a phenomenal performance at the Swimming Australia Age & Open Championships this month, taking home 8 medals and 27 top 10 placements, solidifying their reputation as a competitive force in Australian swimming.
Among the highlights of the Age Championships, Grace Brimelow (Year 12 Sunshine Coast Grammar School student) secured a gold medal in the 16 – 18 Years 400m Freestyle Multi-Class and a silver in the 100m Freestyle Multi-Class events.
Georgia Edwards (Year 11 Sunshine Coast Grammar School student) earned a bronze medal in the 15 Years 50m Breaststroke, gold in the State Medley Relay and two silver medals in the 100m and 200m Breaststroke events.
During the Open Championships, club member Isabella Van Der Merwe, secured a bronze medal in the 200m Breaststroke event.
The squad of 33 achieved outstanding results as they competed against the best athletes in the country, demonstrating talent, dedication, and sportsmanship.
Reflecting on the club’s performance, Head Coach Luke Stafford, “Our swimmers have demonstrated resilience and grit throughout the championships and it’s amazing to see their talent recognised on a national stage.”
“Their remarkable achievements reflect the hard work and support of our coaching staff, parents and the entire club community.”
Looking to the future, Sunshine Coast Grammar Swimming Club is committed to continuing to nurture excellence in swimming and empowering aspiring athletes to reach their full potential.
