Last Updated on October 4, 2024, 1:04 AM AST by Anthony Morris
St Kitts and Nevis: The St Kitts and Nevis Aquatics Federation (SKNAF) has proudly announced the team that will represent the nation at the 32nd edition of the OECS Swimming Championship in November.
The SKNAF took their official social media account to announce the new team and also shared a picture with all the names of the participants under their age category.
According to the reports, this year the OECS Championship is hosted by the St Vincent and the Grenadines Swimming Federation (SVGSF). This event is scheduled to take place on November 8th to 10th, 2024 and the venue decided is the Shrewsbury Aquatic Center in Ratho Mill, St Vincent.
Notably, the much-anticipated competition will be conducted under the sanction of the St Vincent and the Grenadines Swimming Federation (SVGSF), PANAM Aquatics, and World Aquatics, offering the swimmers a valuable platform to showcase their skills on the regional stage.
Significantly, the team selected for the competition includes:
- 8 and Under
Gal Leonce
Clijae Christmas
- Age 9 – 10
Donissa Wilkinson
Greyson Burrel
Teadrian Tross
Valentino Esposito
Saulo Sahley
- Age 11 – 12
Skyla Connor
Marlie Mac Daniel
Skai Mills
Austin Williams
Nazanu Chiverton
- Age 13 – 14
Jazelle Connor
Aunri Pemberton
These talented swimmers are proudly set to impress St Kitts and Nevis as they compete the prestigious OECS Championship, continuing the Federation’s tradition of aquatic sports.

In addition to this, the Nevis Aquatic and Sailing Center is also hosting its 3rd annual Swim Fest Swimming Competition on October 19, 2024.
Swimmers from across the swim clubs will be competing in various strokes and distances of ages 5 to 17. Foods, drinks, and merchandise will be on sale where everyone will benefit the center’s mission pf teaching the community to swim, sail, and enjoy maritime activities and learn marine biology and conservation practices.
For more information and updates, please contact the St Kitts and Nevis Aquatics Federation at sknswimfed@gmail.com.
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