Team Norwood were incredible over the eight days of competition, finishing the championships with two gold, one silver and five bronze, plus many finalists and a huge number of PBs.

Setting records
Between them, swimmers from Norwood set an incredible EIGHT individual South Australian records. We also had swimmers who were part of THREE record-breaking relay teams.
Norwood was led by the brilliant Brooke Simpson, who claimed FIVE S10 records, the highest number of records set by an SA swimmer at the competition.
Open 50m freestyle S10 – 34.67 (also a 16-18 years record)
Open 400m freestyle S10 – 5:46.84 (also a 16-18 years record)
16-18 years 100m backstroke S10 – 1:30.33
Logan was also part of the 4x50m freestyle relay team that claimed the U18 and U16 records, while Georgia McAvaney and her team set a new benchmark in the U18 4x50m freestyle relay.
Well done to our record-breaking swimmers. We’re so proud of you.
Medal winners
Clara Carrocci
π₯200m backstroke
π₯200m fly
Logan Rieck
π₯50m fly (and fastest Australian in the 15-year age group)
π₯50m backstroke
π₯100m backstroke
π₯ SA State 4x50m freestyle relay
Arabella Bahr
π₯400m IM
Georgia McAvaney
π₯ SA State 4x50m freestyle relay
Both have spent hours (and hours and hours) on pool deck, supporting, encouraging and, sometimes, consoling our swimmers. Luke has been on pool deck every session for the past nine days!
Weβre so thankful for you both and appreciate everything you do for our athletes. Their success is a direct reflection of your dedication and commitment and the brilliant program at Norwood.