Our Special Olympian Kadian Ingelton is off again to represent Team Jamaica at the Special Olympics World Summer Games in the beautiful Abu Dhabi, capital of the United Arab Emirates, starting March 14th to March 21st, 2019.
Kadian has been swimming from birth as her mom, Monica Ingleton is one of our founding women of the Tornadoes Swim Club.
Kadian will swim the following events later this month - 800m freestyle and be part of the 4 x 50m free relay team. Kadian is very happy to be part of the team and feels good about her upcoming events.
Kadian has been participating in these games since 2007 in the pool and open water swims and she has traveled across the globe to China Cayman and California. She also has a medal tally at home of gold silver and bronze.
We wish Kadian safe journey, fast swims and a wonderful experience as she is certainly a Tornadoes achiever of greatness.
GO KADIAN GO!!!
March 2nd, today in the life of Tornadoes Swim Club we celebrate our success and greatness. We came together after training to celebrate winning at Walter Rogers Age Group Swimming Championship with delicious cake eating. Congrats team looking forward to a great year 2019.
We celebrate today with our swimmers, parents and coaches as the team for the 34th Carifta Swimming Championship 2019 has been officially named and we have a total of 9 swimmers who have made the team. The team will be managed by Michael Critchlow.
Congrats are in order to Kokolo Foster, Nelson Denny, Sabrina Lyn, Zachary Jackson Blaine, Daniel Mair (Swimming and Open Water), Jaleel Samms, Nathaniel Thomas and Adrian Balfour (Open Water). See link below:
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At the recently concluded four day event (Feb 21-24) of the Walter Rogers Age Group Swim Championship the Tornadoes Swim Club emerged overall winners with a convincing win over second placed YSpeedos Swim Club.
Other mentionable wins includes the Masters, high points winners and FINA points winners, many meet records, and Kokolo Foster's national record swim in the 100m girls 11-12 breaststroke of 1:18:51. Congrats to all our swimmers who showed up and swam all their events. Boys you have earned your TSC Boys Day.
The four day, six session event could not dampen our vibes as the team cheered on every swimmer in every race. Our new president donned her suit and swam in the gold medal relay swim 15 & Over 400m freestyle relay. And our stands was ablaze with colour as we were styled in our shirts and caps each day.
Congrats to the great combination of coaches parents executives and swimmers. A number of swimmers made Carifta times and will qualify as members of Team Jamaica going to Barbados in Easter for the Carifta Swimming Championship.
Go team Tornadoes. This is your greatness. Pictures our President Annelies Dennys receiving the meet championship trophy from VP of Swimming Mrs. G. Sinclair and our Captains Luke Mair, Alexa Critchlow, Sabrina Lyn and Nathaniel Thomas holding the winning trophy.
