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A TOTAL of 800 young swimmers are expected to compete in the second series of The Distance Swim Super Series scheduled for November 25-26 at the Muntinlupa Aquatics Center, Brgy. Tunasan, Muntinlupa City.
Organized by Swim League Philippines, in collaboration with the Muntinlupa City Government, the tournament is open to all young swimmers regardless of swimming clubs and affiliation.
“Swim League Philippines (SLP) is united in the call of the Philippine Aquatics Inc., (PAI) for cooperation and unity to end divisiveness in the aquatics community. All of us are partners in a mission to strengthen sports by having a solid grassroots development program,” said SLP president Fred Ancheta-Galang.
The tournament is open to swimmers in Class A, B, C, D and Motivational category. Ancheta insisted that there is also a division for Para-swimmers and coaches, former athletes, and trainers (Masters).
“We have already received fillers from different swimming clubs and at this early stage we will reach 800 participants,” said Acheta.
For those who wish to join and are interested in participating, contact the SLP Secretariat at Mobile No. 0917 7140077 or send a message to [email protected]. Inquiries can also be sent to [email protected].
Ancheta also announced the successful completion of the SLP-AOSI tryouts that will form the team that will compete in next year’s Asian Open School Invitational (AOSI) Aquatic Championships in Bangkok, Thailand
Tryouts were held in SLP tournaments starting this Oct. 7 (Muntinlupa Aquatic Center), Oct. 14 (Cebu City), Oct. 14 (Isabela City), and Oct. 28 (Rizal Memorial Sports Complex).
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