Nunawading Swimming Club is the Victorian Champion Club for the 4th year in a row following last night’s final session of the Victorian Open Championships.

The Open and SWD Team completed the club’s total domination of the 2009 Victorian Championships with another very impressive performance.

We finished the Open event with a Club Point score of 1,111,  over 360 clear of their nearest competitor.

Adding this to the 1,795 points from age section and the 805 points from the 11/12 years section of the Championships and Nunawading ended the series of competitions with 3,711 Points, over a staggering 1,000 in front of their nearest completion.

We should all be very proud of the work put in by the swimmers, the coaches and everyone involved with the club.

The Club’s General Manager Gary Barclay complemented the NSC Board on its vision and leadership over the past six years which resulted in the performances at these Championships.  “The Board has supported the focus on developing a strong junior and age group programs since 2002 and each year the Club has performed better through the 11 year to 18 year age groups.  The introduction in the last 6 months of a truly high performance squad for Open swimmers is a culmination of the development of all ages over a long period of time”.

Head Coach Amanda Isaac congratulated all swimmers on their performances and expressed a big thank you from all swimmers and coaches to the Team Managers who worked closely with all swimmers and coaches throughout the entire 3 meet Championships.

The Club’s President Malcolm Moore congratulated all swimmers on their performances and then reminded swimmers to refocus now on the upcoming NSW Open Championships and World Championship Trials for the Open group, the Australian Age Championships for the National Age swimmers and the All Junior, District Championships and school swim meets for all other swimmers.

The Club recently released its Strategic Plan to 2012 so there is a lot of work to be done by the Board, management and coaches to improve the Club in coming years.

Details of NSC Open/SWD Heats and Finals Results >>

Details of NSC Age Heats and Finals Results>>