It was a record-breaking weekend for the Corowa Sharks, with an incredible 14 SISA records falling across multiple age groups and events, firmly cementing the club’s place in the record books.

Leading the charge at the SISA Championships and Speedo Sprints, held at Oasis Aquatic Centre in Wagga Wagga, was Mia Hogan, who delivered outstanding performances in the Multiclass 13-years and over category.

Mia rewrote the record books in six events, breaking SISA records in the 100m backstroke, 100m freestyle, 100m butterfly, 50m freestyle, 50m butterfly and 50m backstroke.

It was a remarkable achievement, highlighting both her versatility and consistency across all strokes.

Ciara also enjoyed a phenomenal meet in the 13 years age group, setting new SISA records in four sprint events.

Her record-breaking swims came in the 100m freestyle, 50m freestyle, 50m butterfly and 50m backstroke, showcasing her speed and strength across freestyle and butterfly, as well as her growing backstroke form.

Adding to the historic weekend, Emmi delivered a powerful breaststroke performance, breaking SISA records in the 13 years 100m breaststroke and 50m breaststroke, before stepping up to the open age group to set a new Open 200m breaststroke record, an impressive achievement against senior competition.

Rounding out the record-breaking efforts was Freya, who set a new SISA record in the 13 years 400m freestyle, demonstrating strength, endurance and race maturity well beyond her age.

In total, the Sharks claimed 14 new SISA records, an extraordinary achievement for the club and a testament to the dedication, hard work and support surrounding the swimmers.

These results reflect not only individual excellence, but also the strength of the club’s coaching, training environment and team culture.

The club would like to thank SISA and the meet officials for hosting such a well-run and exciting competition.

The Southern Inland Swimming Association (SISA) is the regional governing body for swimming across southern inland New South Wales, operating under Swimming NSW and supporting more than 30 clubs through competitions, championships and development opportunities.

Corowa Swimming Club now proudly sits among the record holders, with this unforgettable weekend marking a significant milestone in the club’s history.

With momentum building and confidence high, the Sharks continue to prove they are a force to be reckoned with at regional, state and national-level competition.

Congratulations to all swimmers and coaches; Corowa Sharks are officially in the record books.

This Sunday, the Corowa Amateur Swimming and Lifesaving Club will be hosting the Ovens and Murray District Swimming Associations 5th Pennant at the Corowa Aquatic Centre, commencing at 10am.

It will be a full day of swimming action run by both OMDSA and Corowa Sharks Swimming club.

The Corowa Sharks have 50 swimmers entered and would love to see community support.

Spectators are more than welcome.

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