Antigua Swimmers Break Five Records at OECS Championships
Antigua and Barbuda’s national swim team delivered an impressive performance on the second day of the 34th OECS Swimming Championships in St Lucia, setting five new records across individual and relay events.
Anya DeGannes established a new OECS record in the girls’ 13–14 200-metre freestyle, finishing in 2:10.38. Ethan Stubbs-Green also set a championship record in the boys’ 18-and-over 100-metre butterfly with a time of 55.19 seconds.
Jadon Wuilliez recorded two new marks in the boys’ 18-and-over division, setting records in the 50-metre breaststroke and 50-metre freestyle. The national team’s ‘A’ relay squad also established a new record in the mixed 15-and-over 200-metre freestyle relay.
The five records formed part of a strong showing that saw Antigua and Barbuda lead the standings after day two with 908 points, ahead of host nation St Lucia with 828 points. Grenada was in third place with 609 points.
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