Antigua and Barbuda Crowned OECS Swimming Champions

National swimmers capture the title at the 34th OECS Swimming Championships, finishing ahead of Saint Lucia and Grenada.

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Antigua and Barbuda Crowned OECS Swimming Champions
Antigua and Barbuda Crowned OECS Swimming Champions · St. Lucia Aquatics Federation

Antigua and Barbuda has won the ANOCES 34th OECS Swimming Championships 2026, securing the regional title ahead of second-placed Saint Lucia and third-placed Grenada.

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Antigua and Barbuda Crowned OECS Swimming Champions - St. Lucia Aquatics Federation

The victory marks a proud moment for the national team, with swimmers, coaches and support personnel celebrating their collective achievement.

An announcement celebrating the result paid tribute to the hard work, determination and dedication of the athletes and those who helped prepare and support them throughout the competition.

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Antigua and Barbuda Crowned OECS Swimming Champions - St. Lucia Aquatics Federation

“Your hard work, determination and dedication have brought home the championship title, and we couldn’t be prouder,” the message stated.

The announcement also congratulated Saint Lucia and Grenada on their podium finishes and recognised all participating teams for contributing to an exciting championship.

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Antigua and Barbuda Crowned OECS Swimming Champions - St. Lucia Aquatics Federation

For Antigua and Barbuda, the result offers a powerful reason to celebrate its swimmers and the talent emerging from the twin-island nation.

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Antigua and Barbuda Crowned OECS Swimming Champions - St. Lucia Aquatics Federation

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