Back: Jane Fruzynski, Michelle Ammon, Emily Holloway and Erin O’Mahony. Front:  Tamila Andreeva, Gabbi Percic, Marnie Kennedy and Jessica Eidne.
Camera IconBack: Jane Fruzynski, Michelle Ammon, Emily Holloway and Erin O’Mahony. Front: Tamila Andreeva, Gabbi Percic, Marnie Kennedy and Jessica Eidne. Credit: Supplied/Supplied

Perth swimmers making splash on world stage at Comen Cup

Denise S. CahillNorth Coast Times

Mindarie resident Emily Holloway and Two Rocks resident Erin O’Mahony, from the West Coast Splash Club, were among eight synchronised swimmers aged 13 to 15.

Coach Briana Preiss said the competition brought together the best synchronised swimmers in that age group from around the world.

Preiss, of Mosman Park, said the international experience would help prepare the girls for national and even Olympic competitions in the future.

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“It was a learning experience and they did better than what we and they expected,” she said. “We were watching and learning from other countries to see how everyone does it and how we can modify our training.”

Australia’s first Comen Cup/Mediterranean Cup competitors

Tamila Andreeva – Leeming

Gabbi Percic – Shenton Park

Jane Fruzynski – Attadale

Marnie Kennedy – Palmyra

Emily Holloway – Mindarie

Erin O’Mahony – Two Rocks

Jessica Eidne – Cottesloe

Michelle Ammon – Dalkeith