The 2022 Junior Short Course Championships took place last weekend at HBF Stadium with a massive 573 competitors from 44 clubs taking to the water.
Our top achievers of the meet are as followed.
Female Top Achievers of the Meet
| 1 | Mia-Maria Gstaettner | Rockingham | 124 points |
| 2 | Ciara Conroy | Southside Penrhos Wesley | 98 points |
| 3 | Lucia Anderson | Kwinana | 90 points |
| 4 | Amelia Mcivor | Southlake Dolphins | 83 points |
| 5 | Kaydee Van Deventer | Highlanders | 79 points |
Male Top Achievers of the Meet
| 1 | Rhys Fowler | Scarborough Beach | 90 points |
| 2 | Aaden Kettle | Guildford Kalamunda | 87 points |
| 3 | Arekah Paki | Rockingham | 83.50 points |
| 4 | Aldrich Frederic | Southlake Dolphins | 79.50 points |
| 5 | Jay Pfoeffer | Australind | 78 points |
Top club of the meet goes to Southside Penrhos Wesley who earned 581 points from 36 of their competitors. The top country club goes to Australind who earned 169 points from 11 of their competitors.
Once again, Swimming WA would like to thank our wonderful Technical Officials who work tirelessly to ensure the success of events such as this weekend. The officiating community in Western Australia is the best in the country and without their ongoing support, Swimming WA would not be able to continue to prosper.
To view all the results from the 2022 Swimming WA Junior Short Course Championships, click here.
All action shots supplied by our professional photographer, Steven Powell from The Nomad Company. Click here to grab some high-definition snaps!
Attention now turns to the long course season with the action kicking off at the 2022 Long Course Season Opener taking place at HBF Stadium on 15-16 October.
