No CCCAN for Trinidad and Tobago swimmers due to pandemic
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In this February 26, 2021 file photo, Analee Maharaj (left), Lleana Bocage (centre) and Gabriella Acosta prepare to compete in the girls 18-and-over 100-metre breaststroke race, at the National Aquatic Centre, Couva. PHOTO BY MARVIN HAMILTON - Marvin Hamilton
THE Amateur Swimming Association of TT (ASATT) has taken the decision not to send a team to the Central American and Caribbean Swimming Federation (CCCAN) 2021 meet in Puerto Rico scheduled for June 20-July 3.
The swimming portion of CCCAN will be held from June 20-June 27 and the open water segment from June 26-July 3.
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Article by May 13, 2021
The Unión Americana de Natation (UANA) along with the International Swimming Federation (FINA) is working on several developmental programs for athletes, coaches and technical officials especially those in the Caribbean region.
President of UANA Maureen Croes, the first female in the continent and the lone person from Aruba with the distinction of holding that position, says that they are working on further implementation of development programs to raise the level of aquatics in the region.
“Each national federation has the opportunity to request clinics and the facilitator is somebody that FINA assigns. It comes down to each federation making a choice as to what they want addressed. For example if Barbados right now is trying to work on developing the swimming programme, maybe they would request a clinic for coaching swimming.
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