Success in Tribago

The 2023 Tobago Youth Commonwealth Games have come to a close, and our attention is drawn to the outstanding performances of three young swimmers who represented our region with distinction. Hanna Abdou, Hope Chmiel, and Charlotte Parmenter demonstrated remarkable achievements in the competition:

Hanna Abdou (Wharenui)

• 2nd 200m Freestyle Heat (2:06.11)

• 6th 200m Freestyle Final (2:06.50)

• 5th 50m Backstroke Heat (30.83)

• 2nd 4 x 200m Freestyle Mixed Relay Heat (8:09.93)

• 5th 4 x 200m Freestyle Mixed Relay Final (8:08.23)

• 4th 400m Freestyle Heat (4:33.06)

• 7th 400m Freestyle Final (4:28.45)

• 2nd 800m Freestyle Final (9:10.56) 🥈

Hope Chmiel (Vikings)

• 1st 200m Backstroke Heat (2:17.97)

• 3rd 200m Backstroke Final (2:17.78) 🥉

• 3rd 200m Individual Medley Heat (2:24.74)

• 5th 4 x 100m Medley Mixed Relay Heat (4:10.02)

• 7th 200m Individual Medley Final (2:23.64)

• 6th 4 x 100m Medley Mixed Relay Final (4:03.75)

Charlotte Parmenter (JASI)

• 1st 50m Butterfly Heat (29.54)

• 6th 100m Backstroke Heat (1:11.32)

• 7th 100m Freestyle Heat (1:00.82)

• 3rd 4 x 100m Freestyle Mixed Relay Heat (3:40.56)

• 4th 4 x 100m Freestyle Mixed Relay Final (3:39.04)

• 5th 50m Freestyle Heat (27.69)

These young athletes showcased their talent and determination at the Tobago Youth Commonwealth Games, earning themselves well-deserved recognition and setting the stage for promising swimming careers ahead.