The Cannonvale Cannons Swimming Club capped off their 2024 season with outstanding achievements, creative activities, and festive fun, marking the end of a remarkable year.
The season’s finale featured major upgrades for swimmers, including Liam Filewood and Zane Clayworth advancing to the 100m Butterfly, Miller Eaves to the 200m Freestyle, and several others achieving new event milestones. These advancements highlight the dedication and progress of the team.
Several club records were also shattered, with exceptional performances from Jax Clayworth (11-year boys 200m Butterfly), Eloise Chegwidden (9-year girls 50m Breaststroke and 100m Individual Medley), and Harry Chegwidden, who set his first-ever club record in the 7-year boys 25m Backstroke.
Swimmers who participated in the "Design Our Next Club Shirt" initiative were rewarded with Boost Juice vouchers for their creativity. Thanks to Boost Juice for supporting this fun activity as the club looks forward to unveiling the new 2025 design.
The Christmas-themed club night brought families together for the much-loved parent/child relays, providing a festive and light-hearted close to the season. The evening also honoured the Queensland State Long Course team, presenting swimmers with their team shirts ahead of their journey to Brisbane to compete in the Queensland Championships.
Congratulations to all swimmers, parents, and supporters for a fantastic 2024 season. Good luck to our state team, and here’s to more successes in the new year!
Contributed with thanks to Jade Korosec.
Tora Delac and Ruby Lawson took out the Christmas Fashions on the Pool Deck
Christmas Best Dressed duo Addie Sanders and Maeve Dichiera
Jasper and Lucas Korosec were awarded for their Christmas outfits
The club thanked their creative cannons for contributing to the Design a Club Shirt activity
Two new club records for Eloise Chegwidden
Harry Chegwidden with his first Cannons Club Record
Good luck to the State Team swimmers in Brisbane this weekend