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Western
Sprints at Sprints |
22/02/05
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On
the 20th of February, WA swimming hosted the Summer Sprints at
Challenge Stadium. The event brought out Western Sprint Academy
Athletes Steve Neuwert, Braydon McIntosh, Kim Valas and Ashley Lenton.
Although 2 weeks out from the upcoming Australian Championships, it
was a good hit-out opportunity for Academy athletes. Steve Neuwert
placed first in the 50m butterfly narrowly missing the qualifying time
for the Australian champs. “Although not the best time, these
conditions forced me to race, something I haven’t done for some
time. It’s a good opportunity to focus on different aspects of my
race and I’m happy with the way I swam” Neuwert said.
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WSA
appears on 'Moose goes Live' |
14/02/2005
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Western
Sprint Academy athletes and coaching staff will be appearing on
Channel 31 on Friday the 25th of February at 7:30 on
Moose goes live to help coincide with the Academy's launch later
in the year. Athletes including Matt Lenton, Steve Neuwert and Braydon
McIntosh will be appearing to discuss swimming and the impact the
Academy will have on future swimming trends. Head coach Dion Mepham
will also be appearing as member of the panel on 'Moose goes
live'. Please tune in and support your Western Sprint
Academy athletes.
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Lenton
Wins gold in Hawaii |
10/02/2005
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Jnr.
Pan Pacific Games
Recently
the Junior Pan Pacific games were held on the island of Maui in Hawaii
from the 5 – 9 of January. Many countries were involved including
Australia, USA, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore and Guam. The games were
hosted by USA swimming and show cased the best junior swimmers from
each nation. Australia sent over its strongest youth team to date with
some outstanding swimmers.
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Western
Sprint Stars at Opens |
28/01/2005 |
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Western
Sprint Academy Members
Steve
Neuwert, Braydon McIntosh and Matt Lenton
At
the recent sunsmart State Open/Junior Championships, Western Sprint
Academy swimmers performed extremely well. WSA members Matt Lenton,
Steve Neuwert and Braydon McIntosh all collected medals. On the second
night of competition, Lenton and McIntosh contested the 50 meters
butterfly. Both finalists in 2003, Lenton set a blistering pace of 24.70
to set a new state open residential record and claim the gold.
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