THE CANNONVALE Cannons and visiting clubs were treated to picture perfect Whitsunday conditions for the 2024 Cannonvale Winter Transition Meet.
Under the guidance of coaches Mark Erickson and Ken Crittenden, swimmers delivered impressive performances across various age groups and events, achieving significant personal bests and placings.
Among the youngest competitors, Lucas Korosec, Miranda Palmero and Indigo Harland secured personal best (PB) times in all their events.
The nine-year-olds also achieved great results. Liam Filewood made a huge improvement in his 100 Fly, while Levi Smith impressed in both the 50 and 100 Breaststroke events.
The women’s nine-year-old events saw Evie Doherty and Koa Harland smash their times in the 200 IM.
Well done to the 11-year-old girls Ruby Harland, Celeste Orenshaw and Matilda Nicholes, who also achieved personal best times in the same event.
Jax Clayworth, 11, demonstrated his butterfly prowess winning the 50, 100 and 200 Fly.
His consistent performances were matched by Ruby Harland and Jasper Korosec, who both secured PBs in all but one of their respective events.
Zachary Trefz, 12, dominated his age group, placing in the top two in every event and taking an incredible 42.65 seconds off his 200 Free.
His consistency across multiple strokes and distances was a highlight of the meet.
Roxy Groom made an awesome return to the Cannons, with double digit PBs in all her events, whilst Tyler Bennett also improved his times in all events but one.
Congratulations to Charlie Doherty, aged 13, who placed in all his events.
The meet highlighted the hard work and dedication of the Cannons, with coaches expressing pride in the team’s performance and demonstration of the importance of consistent training across the cooler months.
Thank you to the club’s sponsors and families for making the event – held on Saturday, July 13, 2024 – such a success.
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