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39 Kiwi Swimmers Named For The 2024 Tri Series

Announcement of the NZ Squads for the 2024 Tri-Series

We are delighted to announce the 39 swimmers selected to the 2024 Tri Series squad. The competition will be held in Hamilton, from 4 – 6 October following some days in camp as a team prior.

The Tri Series is an event that has been specifically designed to introduce young NZ swimmers to the demands of performance racing in an international environment. For the second consecutive year, the Tri Series will see two New Zealand teams battling it out against two Australian states in Victoria and Western Australia.


The meet is held across five days, the first two days of which are pre-event training days where the teams will be combined to give the swimmers an opportunity to be coached by coaches from the other teams, as well as learning from and getting to know the swimmers from those teams. The pre-meet training is also an opportunity for the coaches to work on and stress the importance of racing skills. The swimmers will have the chance to earn extra points for their team during racing by executing these skills with precision, so there is added importance in these sessions.


The meet itself is a series of five meets held across two and a half days. Each swimmer must race in 2 individual events and 1 relay in every match. Swimmers predominantly race the events from the ‘event pairings’ that they were selected in, but they will also be required to swim in other events throughout the meet. The team coaches will post their team selections only hours before racing begins so swimmers have to learn resilience and flexibility, as well as knowing they are racing for their team. There is little rest time between matches and athletes learn the importance of recovery processes, good warm-up and swim down and how important correct nutrition is before, during and after competition. 


Overall, the Tri Series is a unique experience, and swimmers who get the opportunity to compete in it learn much about themselves as well as having a great time in a very fast-paced team environment.


Swimming NZ's Olympic Programme Lead, Gary Francis, believes Tri Series is an important step in athlete development.

"Congratulations to the selected athletes for the New Zealand teams. The Tri Series format has been developed as a great opportunity for athletes to develop and race for their team against Australian states. For many of our athletes, it will be their first experience of international racing, and will be an important step in their development."

2024 New Zealand Tri Series Squad


Congratulations to the Olympic and Paralympic pathway swimmers who have made the New Zealand Tri Series squad named below.


Name

Club & Coach

Caleb Ludlow

Alexandra (Ashleigh Rankin)

Amber Proudfoot

Aquagym (Emma Smith)

Olivia Emmett

Club 37 (Mitch Nairn)

Isabelle Gibson

Club 37 (Mitch Nairn)

James Haydon

Club 37 (Mitch Nairn)

Milan Glintmeyer

Coast (John Gatfield)

Helena Huettemeyer

Coast (John Gatfield)

Igor Russanov

Coast (John Gatfield)

Brendan Visser

Coast (John Gatfield)

Lucas Robins

Dannevirke (Lin Tozer)

Rawiri Tristram-Brown

Dannevirke (Lin Tozer)

Pippa Mihaka

Hamilton Aquatics (Mat Woofe)

Danielle Asiata

Howick Pakuranga (Jana Wilkitzki)

Alfie Weatherston Harvey

Kiwi & Swim Dunedin (Gabby Trotter)

Rylee Sayer

Matamata (Graeme Laing)

Joseph Koroiadi

Murihiku (Jeremy Duncan)

William Seymour

Nelson South (Glen Findlay)

Brooke Swan

Nelson South (Glen Findlay)

Charlotte Aburn

Neptune & Swim Dunedin (Gabby Trotter)

Brooke Bennett

North Canterbury (Brigette Mahan)

Amelia Bray

North Shore (Sandra Burrow)

Jacob Humphries

North Shore (Graham Hill)

Jasmine Lyles

Phoenix Aquatics (David Lyles)

Joe Reiher

Porirua City Aquatics (Gerusio Matonse)

Hunter Lloyd

Raumati (Emma Cody)

Nemanya Markovich

Roskill (Josh Munro)

Ethan Stocks

Roskill (Josh Munro)

Millie Long

Selwyn (Hannah Bates)

Nina De Coster

St Paul's (Graham Smith)

Ariel Muchirahondo

Swim Rotorua (Aidan Withington-Edwards)

Erin Knox

SwimZone Racing (Frank Tourelle)

Daniel Williams

SwimZone Racing (Frank Tourelle)

Stacey Morgan

Triton (Reuben Lim)

James Crosbie

United (Andy McMillan)

Emily Rope

United (Andy McMillan)

Fraser Walker

United (Andy McMillan)

Hanna Abdou

Wharenui (Carl Gordon)

Bridie Quayle

Wharenui (Carl Gordon)

Joel Verran

Wharenui (Carl Gordon)


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