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Welcome To The
Official
KwaZulu-Natal Aquatics Web Site
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Congratulations to the 2018 Project
2022 Squad
Women:
Melanie Cooke (Trident); Kirsten de
Goede (Seagulls); Paige Brombacher
(Seals - absent from picture); Tori
Oliver (Action); Megan Tully
(Seagulls) and Khwezi Duma
(Seagulls).
Men: Josh
Dannhauser (Seagulls); Luca
Holtzhauzen (Seagulls); Matthew
Sates (Seals); Ian Brijlal (Action);
Matthew Bosch (Seagulls); Chase
Rayment (Seagulls); Danté Nortjé (NDSA);
Luke Erwee (Action); Juvahn Singh
(Westville); Saschin Cherry (Seagulls);Tiago
Cordeiro (Seagulls) and Matthew
Meyer (Action - absent from
picture).
Thank you to the
Department Of Sport And Recreation
KwaZulu-Natal for their continued
support - Our swimmers, coaches and
parents are so appreciative of the
opportunities afforded to them.
EADP
Programme
On behalf of KZN
Aquatics congratulations on your
selection to this season’s EADP
Programme. It is indeed a privilege
to be chosen as part of the
programme and we urge you to use the
facilities and benefits provided
EADP
Aquatics.pdf
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About KwaZulu-Natal Aquatics
KwaZulu-Natal Aquatics is affiliated to
Swimming South Africa. We are here to
administer, promote, foster and encourage
all Aquatic Sports in KwaZulu-Natal and to
assist in providing facilities for the sport
of amateur swimming, diving, water polo,
synchronised swimming and open water
swimming in KwaZulu-Natal
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.KwaZulu-Natal Web Site Aim
The KwaZulu-Natal
Aquatics
Web Site focus will be to market
KwaZulu-Natal Aquatics and to
heighten the awareness of swimming in
the Top Swimming Province
in the Country (KwaZulu-Natal),
at the same time creating content
that is informative, helpful, original
and interesting to the Coach,
Parent, Club and most important
of all, the swimmer. At
the same time, to try and attract
potential sponsors for KwaZulu-Natal
Swimming.
To focus on providing
the KwaZulu-Natal Coaches,
Parents, Clubs and Swimmers with
up to date information in
regards to all Aquatic Sports in KwaZulu-Natal.
The KwaZulu-Natal
Aquatics Web Site
will aim to become the
primary source of information for Swimming
in KwaZulu-Natal.
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