24/08/2026
August belonged to the SWWSC Orcas 🐋💙
Over the month of August, our SWWSC Orcas have been out in force, racing hard and showing what this club is all about.
Amelia took a huge step forward at her first ever Queensland Short Course Championships, smashing personal bests and securing two top‑20 finishes for the state. For a first Queensland meet, that’s outstanding work—and a sign of even bigger things to come.
While Amelia was making waves in Brisbane, Rolly headed across the Pacific to race in America. He came home with a swag of medals and the title of National Champion—a massive achievement on the international stage.
And just this weekend, nine of our swimmers represented the club at the Albany Creek Competition, walking away with huge PBs, multiple medals, and plenty of good time vibes. A special shout‑out to Ellysha, who raced in her first ever competition at Albany Creek and came away with two bronze medals—an incredible debut.
The hard work our kids (and Rolly) put in over the winter break has clearly paid off. Early mornings, extra laps, and relentless focus are turning into results, confidence, and momentum for the whole club.
This is what SWWSC is about: growth, grit, and going after your best time—no matter where you start. Keep building, keep believing, and keep swimming like the Orcas you are. The best is still ahead. 🐋💪