Myall Masters tackle Port Macquarie Masters Swimming Carnival

DESPITE the truth that the Myall Masters are but to have a coaching session in the local people pool attributable to ongoing renovations, on Saturday 5 November a small however gifted group of members traveled north to take part within the Port Macquarie Masters Swimming Carnival.

“With minimal pool coaching beneath their belts, our staff of 5 got here seventh total in a subject of sixteen groups,” stated Chris Dunning, Myall Masters.

“This small however enthusiastic group was led by our ever dedicated Membership Captain, Steve Rees,” Chris stated.

Masters members Linda Stubbs and Chris Lock carried out at their traditional excessive commonplace, with Chris ending total second in his age division and Linda equal first in her age group.

Mark Hill, concentrating on freestyle occasions, positioned second in his 200m freestyle race.

New membership member Derek O’Neill recorded spectacularly good outcomes, attaining two firsts (50m Freestyle and 50m Breaststroke) and one second (100m Breaststroke).

“We hope he will probably be out there for as many future occasions as doable,” Chris stated.

Membership captain Steve Rees stated, “It was an ideal day and many enjoyable was had by all.

“On behalf of Myall Masters, congratulations to you all on residing the Masters’ ethos of ‘Enjoyable, Health and Friendship’.

“The entire of Myall Masters Membership is trying ahead to as soon as once more all getting collectively to proceed this mission assertion when our pool is lastly opened!”