Championships Camden Haven High School’s Bailey Whitton is back from the NSW junior kingdom swimming championships with a few bling. The titles were held at Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre at Homebush on March 30 and 31. The young swimmer becomes a part of a robust 39-member crew representing Swimming North Coast.
Overall, the group won 17 medals and had 25 top-ten placings at some point in the meet.
The 13 12-month vintage won silver medals and a bronze. The silver became within the 50-meter fly, and 50m lost while the bronze turned into the 100m butterfly event. He was also within the top 10 finishes in an extra event. He also competed in the 100m breaststroke, 50m backstroke, 50m breaststroke, one hundred backstrokes, and 200 medleys.
The 12-month-old student says he desires to keep improving his swimming skills and plans to boost his education regime next year. Swimming has been truly right because I get to satisfy masses of modern humans, and there is also the competitive facet of it.
Swimmer Bailey Whitton said, “Swimming has been great because I get to meet plenty of new people, and there may be added the aggressive aspect of it, too. “There’s also sincerely true friendships and camaraderie among swimmers. “We tour several carnivals around the region, and capturing up with one-of-a-kind human beings is correct.
“I revel in freestyle and butterfly – they might be my favorite strokes.”
Bailey says he was attracted to swimming after competing in college carnivals.
“I was given higher at it, so I joined Laurieton Swim Club. From there, I entered some competitions and persisted in improving my instances and leisure,” he said.
With a dream of competing at both the Commonwealth andand the Olympics, Bailey is training about six hours per week in the water and building electricity at past good instructions for two hours per week. He trains at Wauchope and Port Macquarie pools.
Bailey thanked his Port Macquarie coaches, Michael and Cheryl, and Larry from the Wauchope pool. “Ann Pilkie from Laurieton Swim Club is constantly prepared to assist me with nominating for activities, too,” he said.
