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WAC swimmers at Eastern Championships

Mar 20, 2024
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The Windsor Aquatic Club is sending seven swimmers to Quebec City for the 2024 Speedo Eastern National Championships starting Thursday.



Rhys Walda (14)

100 Back, 400 Free, 50 Free

Logan Levack (14)

100 Free

Mia Arlotti (15)

50 & 100 Free

Madelyn Kendrick (16)

50 Fly

Melanie Levack (16)

50 Back

Tabi Main (16)

50 & 100 Breast, 50 Free, 50 Back, 50 Fly, 200 IM

Payton Rinas (16)

100 Back

The club took swimmers to a training camp at the International Swimming Hall of Fame pool in Fort Lauderdale, Florida during the March Break. "Camp was great," said WAC head coach Mike McWha. "The biggest takeaway for the swimmers is that they need to push their boundaries. Get comfortable, being uncomfortable. If you only practice what you like or what you are good at and never the things you struggle with you will never reach your potential."


The team hopes to put that experience to good use this week in Quebec.



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