Who will be Western Australia’s Swimmer of the Year in 2006?

Jennifer Reilly, Travis Nederpelt, Eamon Sullivan, Adam Lucas, Melissa Benson and Nikita Barsby have been selected to represent Australia at meets in Canada and Cairns this year.

Three of WA’s swimmers with disabilities will be joined by Coach Melanie Tantrum to participate in a Paralympic Preparation Program P2 camp in Queensland from the 7th to the 14th of May.

Newly wed Australian sprint star Michael Klim has revealed he, wife Lindy and baby Stella will move to Perth and train with West Coast in preparation for the 2007 World Championships.

Ninety of WA’s young swimmers took part in a two day clinic last week in East Perth with four of WA’s finest swimmers as they aim to become our next Olympians.

WA has added another medal to it’s tally at the 2006 Australian Open Water Championships with Busselton’s Benjamin Bray taking home Silver in Age Group 10km swim.

WA is off to a flying start at the 2006 Australian Open Water Swimming Championships in Sydney as James McFarlane, Jarrad Lawford and Laura Shryock all medalled in the Age group 5km.

The final day of the 2006 Fisher & Paykel Australian Age Championships in Sydney saw Tommaso D’Orsogna on the medal dais for one of swimming’s toughest events the 400m IM.

WA’s Age group swimmers continued their strong showing in finals on day four of the 2006 Fisher & Paykel Australian Age Championships in Sydney with Rebecca Blevins adding a Gold to her two Silver medals from individual finals at the meet.

West Coast's Garth Kates and Bobby Jovanovich have pushed WA's medal tally higher on day three of competition at the 2006 Fisher & Paykel Australian Age Championships in Sydney with two Gold medals.

As Australian swimming tests the depth of it’s developing talent at the 2006 Fisher & Paykel Australian Age Championships in Sydney, WA’s swimmers are showing they will play a major role in the nations future swimming success with another three Gold, five Silver and three Bronze medals on day two of competition.

City of Perth’s thirteen year old Miki Yagita recorded WA’s first Gold medal of the Fisher & Paykel Australian Age Championships in Sydney last night as our young swimmers won two Gold, four Silver and two Bronze medals.

Morning one of competition at the Australian Age Championships in Sydney have seen WA swimmers put in fine performances with 17 to take part in finals tonight.

100 of WA’s young swimming stars and 24 of WA’s open water swimmers will head to Sydney to compete in the National Age Championships and the Australian Open Water Swimming Championships held next week.

Lara Carroll has fought her way back into the medals at the FINA World Short Course Championships in Shanghai this weekend in a tough 200m IM Final.

After suffering for weeks with illness Perth’s Lara Carroll has returned to her top form qualifying fastest for tonight’s final of the Women’s 200m IM on day four of competition in Shanghai.

Australia’s all-conquering swimmers tonight continued on their winning ways at the FINA World Short Course Championships in Shanghai with Jade Edmistone and Matt Welsh both striking gold on a night which saw the Aussie men strike back.

Australia’s Jessicah Schipper confirmed her rating as the world’s premier female butterflyer in an exciting opening night of the 8th FINA World Short Course Swimming Championships in Shanghai.

Michael Jackson and Eamon Sullivan have successfully qualified for tonight’s finals after the first morning’s competition at the FINA World SC Championships in Shanghai.

Fresh from a successful Commonwealth Games campaign Eamon Sullivan and Lara Carroll are joined by Michael Jackson on the Australian Swim Team for the 2006 FINA World SC Swimming Championships beginning in Shanghai tomorrow