YEAH YEAH!!!
Singapore Island Country Club, Singapore – The 15th SICC Swimming Championships hosted by the Singapore Island Country Club witnessed a remarkable display of sportsmanship, resilience, and unparalleled swimming prowess by The Philippine Killerwhale Swim Team. Though the coveted overall team champion title may have eluded them, the team’s achievements are a testament to their dedication, the outstanding performance of their elite swimmers, and their immense gratitude towards their sponsors and supporters.
Elite Swimmers Breaking Records:
The Killerwhale Swim Team made an undeniable impact during this SICC championship, rewriting records and raising the bar for competitive swimming. Their exceptional achievements in the pool are a testament to their unrelenting pursuit of excellence:
Record-Breaking Feats:
The Killerwhale Swim Team left an indelible mark on the championship. Our very own Killerwhale Elite swimmers didn’t just dominate in their own events but also shattered records in various events. These incredible accomplishments underscore the team’s commitment to pushing boundaries and achieving greatness in the sport of swimming. Below are the swimmers who broke records during this meet.
| Killerwhale Elite Swimmers | Record Breaking Events |
|---|---|
| JN Paderes | 50 M Backstroke |
| Jules Mirandilla | 100 M Butterfly |
| Francheska Alterado | 100 M Butterfly |
| Geoffrey Liberato | 50 M Breaststroke |
| Jules Mirandilla | 50 M Freestyle |
| JN Paderes | 100 M Backstroke |
| Reneilly Jean Trinidad | 100 M Backstroke |
| JN Paderes | 200 M Individual Medley |
| Geoffrey Liberato | 100 M Breaststroke |
| Jules Mirandilla | 50 M Butterfly |
| Sierdon Caguimbal, Geoffrey Liberato, Jules Mirandilla, Lance Lotino | 200 M Freestyle Relay |
| Patricia Liberato, Francheska Alterado, Reneilly Jean Trinidad, AM De Luna | 200 M Freestyle Relay |
| JN Paderes, Geoffrey Liberato, Jules Mirandilla, Samuel Caguimbal | 200 M Medley Relay |
| Reneilly Jean Trinidad, Kimmy Estacio, Francheska Alterado, Patricia Liberato | 200 M Medley Relay |
Celebrating Outstanding Swimmers:
In addition to their record-breaking performances, The Philippine Killerwhale Swim Team had the privilege of seeing some of their own recognized as “Most Outstanding Swimmers” at the championship. This prestigious title highlights their exceptional skills, consistency, and contributions to the team’s overall success. It is a reflection of the remarkable talent within the team and their unwavering dedication to their craft. Swimmers who showed dominance within their age group were the following:
| Philippine Killerwhale Swimmer | Age Group |
|---|---|
| Emma Marie Paz | 8 – 9 Years Old |
| Patricia Liberato | 16 – 17 Years Old |
| Francheska Alterado | 18 Years Old and Over |
| Reneilly Jean Trinidad | 18 Years Old and Over |
| JN Paderes | 18 Years Old and Over |
Impressive Medal Haul:
The Killerwhale Swim Team’s journey at the 15th SICC Swimming Championships was marked by an impressive medal haul, showcasing their depth and prowess in the pool:
- Individual Medals (94): The team’s individual swimmers exhibited their talent and determination, securing a total of 94 medals. These achievements emphasize their commitment to personal excellence.
- Relay Medals (76): Teamwork was at the heart of their success as the Killerwhale Swim Team excelled in relay events, earning an astounding 76 medals. These medals reflect their unity and the seamless synchronization that sets them apart.
Medal Breakdown:
- Gold Medals (67): The pursuit of perfection was evident in the team’s 67 gold medals. These medals represent the culmination of their hard work and unwavering determination.
- Silver Medals (55): Consistency was the key to success, with the team clinching 55 silver medals, highlighting their ability to perform at the highest level.
- Bronze Medals (48): The Killerwhale Swim Team rounded off their remarkable medal haul with 48 bronze medals, further solidifying their status as a force to be reckoned with.
At the heart of the Philippine Killerwhale Swim Team’s triumph at the 15th SICC Swimming Championships lies a profound sense of unity and shared dedication. Every swimmer who donned the team’s colors contributed significantly to the collective success, and their unwavering commitment was duly acknowledged. Whether it was through outstanding performances in individual events or seamless teamwork in relay competitions, Each and Every member of the team received well-deserved recognition in the form of medals, cementing their role as essential components of the team’s resounding achievements.
A Heartfelt Thank You to Sponsors and Supporters:
The Philippine Killerwhale Swim Team acknowledges the crucial role played by their sponsors and supporters in their journey to success. Their unwavering support, financial assistance, and belief in the team’s potential have been instrumental in reaching this pinnacle of achievement. The team expresses its heartfelt gratitude to all those who have stood by them, enabling them to pursue their dreams and compete on an international stage.
Conclusion:
With a team composed of 40 swimmers, 3 coaches, and 1 team manager, the recent triumph of the Philippine Killerwhale Swim Team at the 15th SICC Swimming Championships is a celebration of excellence, resilience, and unity. While they may not have claimed the overall team champion title, their achievements, both as individuals and as a team, are a testament to their dedication to the sport. They have not only set new records but also inspired a generation of swimmers. As they continue to aim for greatness, the Killerwhale Swim Team remains grateful to their sponsors and supporters for making their journey possible and promising an even brighter future in the world of competitive swimming.
Let us celebrate and recognize these swimmers who proudly represented The Philippine Killerwhale Swim Team during this very memorable swim meet.
| Representatives of The Philippine Killerwhale in the 15th SICC Swimming Championships |
|---|
| Virgilio De Luna (Head Coach) |
| Christine Keith De Luna (Assistant Coach) |
| Marion Del Moro (Assistant Coach) |
| Arlene Canlas (Team Manager) |
| Yuan Aclan |
| Rojo Almario |
| Zofiah Kyel Almario |
| Francheska Alterado |
| Jarred Jacob Aquino |
| Princess Jewel Aquino |
| Jahmil Banta |
| Yanah Banta |
| Alejandro Sebastian Cadiente |
| Libi Amparo Cadiente |
| Samuel Caguimbal |
| Sierdon Caguimbal |
| Ashby Canlas |
| Dylan Dator |
| AM De Luna |
| CM De Luna |
| Miguel Dimayacyac |
| Kimmy Estacio |
| Austin Kaiden Flores |
| Jana Jao |
| Jancsi Jao |
| Geoffrey James Liberato |
| Patricia Liberato |
| Paulo Angelo Liberato |
| Marianne Lopez |
| Lance Lotino |
| Amiel Lotino |
| Drei Mabilin |
| Danica Masigla |
| Daniel Masigla |
| Jules Mirandilla |
| JN Paderes |
| Emma Marie Paz |
| Maria Isabella Raagas |
| Lleyton Rara |
| Zahjeed Sarmiento |
| Jesse Anne Soriano |
| Reinielle Jan Mikos Trinidad |
| Reineilly Jean Trinidad |
| Jayden Visda |
You may find the full competition results through the link below.
And as a bonus, feel free to browse and grab all the memories the swimmers had during this competition.
Til’ our next International Competition!
Philippine Killerwhale Swimming Association 