Regional Pathway
The new Canterbury West Coast Squad Pathway highlights a clear appreciation of the behaviours involved in reaching the top of our sport - the Olympic Games.
This pathway will replace the current Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum Squad structure.
We aim to give swimmers who meet the criteria an opportunity to access the necessary training support and overseas racing experience. With four years to the LA 2028, and eight to the Brisbane 2032 Olympics, these are our primary focus.
The Target 2028 and Target 2032 Squads will include regular training sessions together, approximately once per month on a Saturday morning, with a team breakfast and performance sport specific education after the pool training sessions.
Upcoming team tours include:
Wellington Championships
Victoria Open Championships
USA West Coast
Our Regional Squads
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Hanna Abdou (Wharenui)
Millie Bell (North Canterbury)
Tandia Fisher (Wharenui)
Harrison James (Wharenui)
Tyson Lynch (Wharenui)
Luke Manderson (Wharenui)
Lili-Fox Mason (Wharenui)
Rylee McBride (Wharenui)
Laura Menzies (Wharenui)
Bridie Quayle (Wharenui)
Anabel Scott (Timaru)
Joel Verran (Wharenui)
Soeren Wells (Wharenui)
Rylind Wheeler (North Canterbury)
Hugo Wrathall (Jasi)
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Faris Abdou (Wharenui)
Sydney Alva (Jasi)
Macey Barnes (North Canterbury)
Emma Bryan (Greymouth)
William Callow (Aquagym)
Thomas Cave (Aquagym)
Ben Crawford (QEII)
Alex Gibson (Aquagym)
Mia Henderson (Waitaha)
Zach Horton (Jasi)
Connor Jenkins (Ashburton)
Sophia Kivileva (Wharenui)
Jayden Lee (Wharenui)
Indy Leeds (North Canterbury)
Benji McLean (Wharenui)
Harry Reekie (Jasi)
Charlotte Ren (Triton)
Emily Saunders (Wharenui)
Megan Scott (Timaru)
Monty Stracey (Wharenui)
Olivia Vivian (Wharenui)
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