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Kilmore Swimming Club

Locality: Kilmore, Victoria



Address: C/- White Street 3764 Kilmore, VIC, Australia

Website: http://kilmoreswimmingclub.org.au

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25.01.2022 Update regarding National Events Swimming Australia will continually reassess qualifying times for National Events due to the evolving COVID-19 situation t...o ensure that swimmers (from affected areas) are not disadvantaged in qualifying. For more information on upcoming events see here https://bit.ly/3gfWSeS



19.01.2022 A message from our CEO, Jason Hellwig.

17.01.2022 Hang in there Kouta's we will all be together again soon. We are in this together and we wish that everyone stay healthy and safe. COVID-19 Sucks

14.01.2022 COMPETITION UPDATE The dates for the 2021/22 Country Championships have been confirmed: 2021 Victorian Country SC Championships | 14-15 August 2021 | Ballar...at 2022 Victorian Country LC Championships | 22-24 January 2022 | Mildura Keep an eye on our website for further info. https://vic.swimming.org.au/



12.01.2022 Condolences to Tim's family from the Kilmore Swimming Club Committee and Members.

05.01.2022 Perkins appointed Swimming Australia President Swimming Australia is pleased to announce two-time Olympic gold medallist, Kieren Perkins OAM, has been elected a...s the President of Swimming Australia by the Board this week. Considered to be one of Australia’s greatest distance swimmers winning gold in the 1500m at the 1992 and 1996 Olympics Perkins broke numerous world records in his career and was the first person in history to hold the Olympic, World, Commonwealth and Pan Pacific titles simultaneously. He retired from swimming in 2000 having amassed 23 medals at international competitions and was inducted into the Sport Australia Hall of Fame in 2002. Perkins takes over the role that was left vacant by former President John Bertrand AO following the Swimming Australia AGM last week. Swimming Australia CEO Leigh Russell said it was a major coup to have Perkins take up the role. I think Kieren’s swimming pedigree speaks for itself, but he also has incredible business acumen that will be vital to the role as we look to navigate in a post COVID environment. she said. He has spent a huge portion of his life in the sport and has that great blend of understanding the nuances of swimming and strategic experience from the corporate sector, Perkins said he wanted to work on ensuring swimming remained strong in Australia. I have a strong desire to maintain swimming’s position as Australia’s most successful Olympic sport and with only a year out from Tokyo it’s important to keep a level of stability and focus, he said. We need to keep building momentum and heading into an Olympic year there is no better opportunity to bring the sport and the country together and inspire future generations. More broadly, I would also like to work on connecting the dots within the sport’s wider community bringing more people to our sport and growing and nurturing the stars of the future through our pathway to the elite. The Board have also confirmed current Chief Operating Officer Tim Dempster will act in the role of interim CEO while a comprehensive executive search is undertaken for the permanent position following Russell’s resignation.

04.01.2022 A message from our CEO, Jason Hellwig on how we are managing questions and clarifications as restrictions ease.



04.01.2022 New location to be announced shortly.

03.01.2022 https://vic.swimming.org.au//victorian-age-lc-championship

02.01.2022 CALLING ALL PARENTS! If you’re finding it hard to guide your child through this challenging time, we are here to help. This Wednesday 16 September at 7:00pm... we will be holding a webinar for parents with advice and tips on what you can do to help support them. We’ve got a great line up of expert presenters including Psychologist, Megan Davis, Swimming Australia’s Athlete Wellbeing and Engagement Manager, Linley Frame and author of ‘Swimming for Parents’, Gary Barclay. Register https://bit.ly/2Rk8weq

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