With the team now safely back on home soil, a full nights rest under their belts, final results tabulated and their next workout written and waiting, we can now report the following; 15 swimmers swam a combined 111 personal best times, with each swimmer contributing a minimum of 4 to that total. 4 swimmers added their names to those under consideration for the 2012 Cayman Islands CARIFTA Team by attaining the relevant consideration times. Cole Morgan (100 Backstroke, 1:14.30 "A"), Alice Narborough (50 Free, 31.56 "A"), Jonathan Key (50 Free,...

http://www.swimjamaica.com/MeetResults2012/meet_results_2012.html With the meet now over and the third and fourth session (Saturday) results now officially posted, we can confirm that Cole Morgan did indeed achieve the "A" time he required in order to be eligible for selection to the 2012 Cayman CARIFTA Team. His time of 1:14.30 in the 100 Metre Backstroke threw his name in to the hat of those under condsideration. Meanwhile, a huge sigh of relief was heard from Northern Florida when the news reached Brett that his 8 and under 50 fly record set in...

 SwimJamaica has now posted the official results from last nights second session of the Walter Rodgers Memorial meet. You can persue them at http://www.swimjamaica.com/MeetResults2012/WR%20AgeGroup%202012%20D2%20Results.htm The results confirm a new SSC Record for Corey Westerborg in the Boys 8 and Under 200M Individual Medley. His time of 3:52.96 obliterated the old mark set by Alex McCallum some nine years ago of 4:18.46. Alex was inconsolable at training this morning but has vowed to come back stronger for the experience and offered his heartfelt congratulations to Corey. A further 26 personal best...

As the second session continues, the official results from last nights first meet session have now been posted. They can be viewed at http://www.swimjamaica.com/MeetResults2012/meet_results_2012.html The five Stingray swimmers competing last night produced a total of seven personal bests in their nine events. Reports from tonights session indicate that everyone is racing hard, swimming fast and most importantly, having a blast! Once the official results are posted we may even have a Stingray Swim Club record to report!   Stay tuned.......

Fifteen swimmers are making the trip to test the waters in Kingston, Jamaica this weekend. Accompanied by Coach Paula Swaby-Ebanks and Team Manager Derrick Westerborg, the athletes will tackle five sessions of swimming against the best of Jamaica. The Walter Rodgers Age Group National Championships begin this evening (Thursday) and continue thrugh Sunday lunchtime. Follow their progress at www.swimjamaica.com and stay tuned to this website for updates as available!    

The Stingray Swim Club short course records and the Lions Pool records have been updated! The lastest record setters are; Corey Westerborg - Boys 8 and under 50 Fly (48.02) and 50 Breast (55.16) - Stingray Swim Club Records Jake Bailey - Boys 8 and under 100 Fly (1:57.43) - Stingray Swim Club Record Sabine Ellison - Girls 8 and under 100 IM (1:39.74) - Lions Pool Record Coral Tomascik - Girls 13-14 100 Free (1:01.94) - Lions Pool Record Well done to all! Keep swimming fast!

The Long Course Club Records have been updated to reflect those broken since April 2011.  Congratulations to those who broke records during this time period; Corey Westerborg : Boys 8 and Under 50 Free Catriona Macrae: Girls 11-12 100 Back and Girls 13-14 50 Back Lara Butler: Senior 100 Breast, 200 Breast, 200IM and 400IM Click on the Records Tab to view the complete listing.    

The results from the CNB Sprint Meet can be viewed by clicking this link.   IMPORTANT NOTICE RE TIMES FROM THE CNB SPRINT MEET   PLEASE NOTE THAT ALTHOUGH THE CNB SPRINT MEET WAS A FULLY OFFICIATED EVENT THE ELECTRONIC STARTING SYSTEM WAS NOT IN OPERATION AND A MANUAL STARTING SYSTEM USED ON THAT DAY.  

You can view the full results of the 2011 Mike Lockwood Memorial Meet by clicking this link. Congratulations and well done to all who took part as well as those who assisted    

The Stingray Swim Club sponsored Sprint Meet, which took place on Saturday 15thwas not short of enthusiasm, swimmers or … water. A dry, but slightly overcast sky was welcome as the Meet started but as the morning progressed competitors, supporters and officials found themselves soaked as the rain moved in, and settled, for the rest of the day.   137 swimmers took part in the Sprint Meet at the Lions Swimming Pool, with 35 from hosts and meet sponsor Stingray Swim Club (SSC), 86 from Camana Bay Aquatic Club (CBAC)...