Two New National Swim Records Set at the Annual Invitational Swimming Championships

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(L-R) Tivon Benjamin is the new national record holder for the 100 meters butterfly, for males, clocking 56:11.Madison MacMillian set a national record in the 100 meters backstroke category, for females, clocking 1:08:48.

Two national swimming records were created over the weekend at the 8th Annual Invitational Swimming Championships convened by the Antigua and Barbuda Swimming Federation, October 13- 15, 2023.  

Tivon Benjamin is the new national record holder for the 100 meters butterfly, for males, clocking 56:11. This is also an age group record for the 15 to 17 age category. 

Benajamin also set two additional age group records: the 50 meters backstroke with a time of 27:63 and the 200 meters freestyle with a time of 1:53:08. 

 

Madison MacMillian also set a national record in the 100 meters backstroke category, for females, clocking 1:08:48. MacMillians beats her previous record of 1:08:82.

This is also an age group record for the 13-14 age category.

 

MacMillian also when on to create two additional age group records when she beat her record in the 400 meters freestyle category to create a new record of 4:39:68 and set the age record for 50 meters backstroke with a time of 32:06.

 

Additional age group records set in the girls ‘categories are:  

 

  • Bianca Mitchell in the 18 and over age group, for the 50 meters breaststroke with a time of 35:88 beating her previous record of 36:42. 
  • Ellie Shaw set an age group record, 13 to 14 for the 200 meters IM with a time of 2:31:85 and
  • Anya DeGaanes who set two age group records in the 11 to 12 age category for the 100 meters butterfly with a time of 1:10:08 and in the 200 meters IM, clocking 2:39:53

 

The overall winners in each age group are as follows:

 

Girls 8 & Under

1st   Jordin Howell

2nd Isabel Nicholas

3rd Anna Sukumaran

 

Boys 8 & Under

1st  Zane Williams

2nd Jalen Weste

3rd Max Kotze

 

Girls 9-10 

1st Keziah Jospeh

2nd Kalyee Warner

3rd Elizabeth Sukumaran

 

Boys 9 to 10

1st  Alessandro Bazzoni

2nd  Mkazo Lindsay

3rd Christopher Walter

 

Girls 11 to 12 

1st Anya DeGannes

2nd Vizuri Lindsay

3rd Alaysia Liddie

 

Boys 11 to 12 

1st Reuben Edwards

2nd Jamie Tranter

3rd Zahid Derrick

 

Girls 13 to 14 

1st Ellie Shaw

2nd Madison MacMillan

3rd Isabelle Bremner

 

Boys 13 to 14 

1st Davien Barton

2nd Jai Sindhi 

3rd Epriit Shaw

 

Girls 15 and over 

1st Aungelique Liddie 

2nd Bianca Mitchell

3rd Anisa Lewis

 

Boys 15 and over

1st Tivon Benjamin

2nd Tony Goodwin

3rd Manav Sindhi

 

 

 

The Antigua and Barbuda Swimming Federation (ABSF) extends congratulations to all swimmers who participating in the weekend national championships.

 

Many of the athletes would have improved their times in the various swimming stroke categories.  Approximately sixty-five (65) athletes from four (4) swim clubs participated in the weekend meet.

 

Approximately thirty-four (34) swimmers who excelled at the Championships will be selected to represent Antigua and Barbuda at the upcoming OECS Championship in St. Lucia, November 10 to 12, 2023.

Antigua and Barbuda is the reigning OECS Swimming Champions and is seeking to retain the title.

 

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