Happy Birthday to Club Captain and legend Rosie Tunstall, for Wednesday 15 December!
All of your friends at Swim Club hope you have a wonderful day!
Happy Birthday to Club Captain and legend Rosie Tunstall, for Wednesday 15 December!
All of your friends at Swim Club hope you have a wonderful day!
Congratulations to our new Club Captains Rose Tunstall and Tadhg Donnellan.
Both Rose and Tadhg employed new campaigning methods for swim club elections. Given that the elections for male and female captains were both extremely close these innovations turned out to be effective enough for each to secure their important roles.
Rose broke all campaign finance and expenditure records spending up big on “Vote for Rosie” posters and Tadhg employed a full time campaign manager in the form of Xiomara van Schaik (who elected not to swim on Saturday to concentrate on ensuring that her candidate got up). Xiomara clearly has a big future ahead of her as a numbers person in politics.
We look forward to big things from both our new Captains this season.
A huge thanks to Cara Parker and Joseph Colley who both served two terms as Captains.
A big congratulations to Cara Parker and Joseph Colley on being elected Girls’ and Boys’ Club Captains for the 2019-20 season!
We thank you for volunteering your time to assist in running our Club on Saturday mornings and look forward to you both leading the Club to victory in the season’s Battle on the Bay Swimming Carnival!
This Saturday we will be asking for nominations for Male and Female Club Captains aged 16 or over (to early 20’s). Our junior Club members will vote for their preferred captains next week.
Club Captains play an important role in running the Club and your valuable contribution will make a well-respected addition to your CV when applying for a job.
The main responsibilities of the Club Captains include:
Attendance – Regular attendance at Swim Club every Saturday.
Assistance – Regularly assist in running Club meets every Saturday morning, including availability of timekeepers. Arrive early to help set up and pack up at the end. Help organise the end-of-season Presentation Awards night.
Role Model – Acts responsibly and is a role model for all junior Club members.
Battle on the Bay (BOB) – Assist in all facets of the annual BOB Swimming Carnival, including organising juniors in their heats and relays. Masters of the cheerleading.
Good luck to all of the nominees!
Congratulations to Cara Parker and Joseph Colley on being elected Girls’ and Boys’ Club Captains for the 2018-19 season!
We thank you for volunteering your time to assist in running the Club on Saturday mornings and look forward to you both leading the Club to victory in this season’s Battle on the Bay Swimming Carnival!
The names, roles and photos of our Club Committee members and Captains can be found here.
This Saturday on pool deck, members of the Club will be voting on who they would like to see as this season’s Club Captains. Club Captains are fundamental part of the Club and valued by all members.
This years nominations are:
Male
Aidan Kirkpatrick-Jones
Ethan Parker
Bronson Ronan
Joe Colley
Kellen Parker
Jack Corbett
Andrew Sharpe
Female
Hannah Svoboda
Georgia Kirkpatrick-Jones
Jessica Tindiglia
Cara Parker
Rachel Lyon
Main responsibilities of the Club Captains include:
Attendance – Regular attendance every Saturday.
Assistance – Regularly assists to help run races very Saturday morning. Arrives on time to help set up and stays to help pack up.
Role model – Acts responsibly and is a role model for all DSC Juniors.
Battle on the Bay (BOB) – Assists in all facets of BOB including organising juniors in their heats and relays. Masters of the cheerleading.
Good luck to all the nominees!
Congratulations to Frances Christodoulou who was elected Girl Captain and Thomas O’Neill who was elected Boy Captain. They follow many fine young Club members of the past, over our 104 year history.
Congratulations to Jack Slater for smashing his own Club Record for 50m Breaststroke in the Championship event on 6 December 2008, setting a new time of 34.23s in his Heat and 34.70s in the Final.