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Classy Coetzé Delivers Five from Five as Pearse Secures Commonwealth Games Qualifier

Comebacks and Qualifiers Light Up Penultimate Day of SA Swimming Champs in Gqeberha

Canny and Coetze Continue Commonwealth Charge at SA Swimming Champs

Classy Coetzé Delivers Five from Five as Pearse Secures Commonwealth Games Qualifier

18 April 2026 – Hannah Pearse was the final addition to the Commonwealth Games qualifying list on the last day of the Bombela Concession Company SA Swimming Championships in Gqeberha on Saturday. The 23-year-old couldn't hold back her tears after sailing to victory in the 200m backstroke in a time of 2 minutes 10.92 seconds to take a step closer to achieving her ambition of competing at the Commonwealth Games, which take place in Glasgow in July/August. "It's surreal. It's a big dream, so I can't bel...Read More

Comebacks and Qualifiers Light Up Penultimate Day of SA Swimming Champs in Gqeberha

17 April 2026 – It was a day of comebacks at the Bombela Concession Company SA Swimming Championships in Gqeberha on Friday as six more Commonwealth Games qualifying times were achieved by the country's top swimmers. Both Pieter Coetzé and Calvyn Justus dipped under the qualifying mark in the 50m freestyle heats on Friday morning. While the race was more of a fun outing for Coetzé, whose primary focus remains the backstroke events, it carried far greater weight for the 30-year-old Justus. His swim marked a...Read More

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
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