High school swimmers did well at the recent School Sport WA swimming competition.
Camera IconHigh school swimmers did well at the recent School Sport WA swimming competition. Credit: Supplied/Supplied

Kwinana swimmers make a splash for Rotary International project

Tim SlaterWeekend Kwinana Courier

Rotary Club of Kwinana spokesman James Sharkey said 49 swimmers registered for the swimarathon held at the Recquatic Centre on February 26.

“As a club we did what we do best of all – worked together as a team,” Mr Sharkey said. “Our registration officials, lane marshals, barbecue team and swimmers all did a fantastic job.”

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Rotarians from Rockingham, Rossmoyne and Willetton also turned up to support the event.

Other participants included members of the Kwinana Swimming Club, local schools and the GRD Medina Dragons karate club.