AS the cooler weather starts to roll in across the region the summer sporting clubs are closing and are beginning to reflect on the 2024-25 year.
Amongst those who will rate it as a one of the best on record is the Canungra Social Swim Club.
President, Scott Harrison, said amongst the goals kicked during the season was the move to register with Swimming Australia, which he believed would be a game changer in the coming years.
“As we reflect on our accomplishments, we have so much to be proud of with our new committee.
“We became FairPlay accredited and welcomed many new families and swimmers to our club after kicking off the swimming season in October last year.”
Scott made special recognition to Lorna Dunwell for receiving the first Coach’s Award of the season and to club swimmers Trey Collas and Mollie Darvill-Wiggins who were named in the Moriarty Park sports awards for 2024.
He also gave a special thanks to club coach, Sue, for helping all swimmers thrive in the sport they loved.
The club’s awards night in April was attended by more than 70 people and saw The Mahony Family Shield, which recognises the Club person of the year, presented to Dean Phelps
Other awards went to:
– Junior Boy Encouragement – Andy Mussig
– Junior Girls Encouragement – Peyton Hobson & Harrlyn Glockler
– Senior Boys Encouragement – Oliver Collas
– Senior Girls Encouragement – Lucia Salusbury
– Junior Boys Champion – Liam Hall
– Junior Girls Champion – Lorna Dunwell
– Senior Boys Champion – Flynn Hall
– Senior Girls Champion – Torah Hobson
