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Canny and Coetze Continue Commonwealth Charge at SA Swimming Champs

Brammer and Heydra Share Spoils in Top-Class SA Diving Champs Showdown

Canny Leads IM Thriller as Six Swimmers Book Commonwealth Spots in Gqeberha

Canny and Coetze Continue Commonwealth Charge at SA Swimming Champs

16 April 2026 – Aimee Canny wrapped up her Bombela Concession Company SA Swimming Championships campaign with a fourth Commonwealth Games qualifying time on Thursday night in Gqeberha. The 22-year-old has been one of the standout performers at the national event, claiming four titles and securing qualifying times in each of them. On Thursday, it was the 200m breaststroke title that Canny added to her collection, outgunning favourite Kaylene Corbett in the final 15m of the race to win in 2 minutes 23.61 seconds. Corbett, ...Read More

Brammer and Heydra Share Spoils in Top-Class SA Diving Champs Showdown

16 April 2026 – Grace Brammer and Bailey Heydra emerged as the dominant forces at the Bombela Concession Company SA Diving Championships in Boksburg, going head-to-head across the springboard events and sharing the honours. Brammer claimed the 3m title with Heydra close behind, while Heydra turned the tables to secure gold in the 1m, with Brammer finishing second. The US-based duo, who are both studying kinesiology, produced an exceptionally high standard of diving, with both scoring over 300 points in the 3m event. Also rece...Read More

Canny Leads IM Thriller as Six Swimmers Book Commonwealth Spots in Gqeberha

15 April 2026 – Six swimmers achieved Commonwealth Games qualifying times on the second day of the Bombela Concession Company SA Swimming Championships in Gqeberha on Wednesday. The women's 200m individual medley proved to be the highlight of the evening, producing a massive battle between the in-form Aimee Canny and defending champion Rebecca Meder. Meder had already dipped just under the Commonwealth Games qualifying time by one hundredth of a second in the morning heats, finishing in 2:12.82. After a thrilling due...Read More
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