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Revision as of 20:08, 5 April 2022
The Telkom SA National Aquatic Championships is a yearly open competition event in South Africa which incorporates all aquatic disciplines under the auspices of Swimming South Africa: swimming, water polo, diving, synchronized swimming and open water swimming. The events are held in major cities across South Africa in April and provide the basis for selection for teams to represent South Africa and compete at the FINA World Championships, All Africa Games, Commonwealth Games and the Olympic Games. Each sport has its own championships, for example the 2022 SA National Swimming Championships, which combined are a given year's Telkom SA National Aquatic Championships.
Editions
This is an incomplete list. The following are the planned Championships for 2022 thru 2024.[1]
| Year | Championships | Venue | Location | Dates | Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | 2022 SA National Open Water Championships 2022 SA National Water Polo Championships 2022 SA National Artistic Swimming Championships 2022 SA National Swimming Championships 2022 SA National Junior Swimming Championships 2022 SA National Diving Championships |
Marina Martinique Joan Harrison Newton Park Swimming Pool Newton Park Swimming Pool Newton Park Swimming Pool Kings Park |
Jeffreys Bay Buffalo City Gqeberha Gqeberha Gqeberha Durban |
4–6 March 18–21 March 3–5 April 6–11 April 6–11 April 11–15 April |
completed pending pending to be competed to be competed to be competed |
2011
In 2011, the open water swimming was held at Marina Martinique, Jeffreys Bay from 17–18 April.
| M/V | Event | Gold | Time | Silver | Time | Bronze | Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Men | 3 km |  Danie Marais |
2:24:11.79 | Jan Petrus van der Merwe |
36:19.29 | Martin Binedell |
36:56.98 |
| 5 km | Troyden Prinsloo |
55:44.12 | Chad Ho |
55:44.44 | Danie Marais |
56:06.00 | |
| 10 km | Troyden Prinsloo Chad Ho |
1:57:18.37 | Michael Marais |
2:24:11.79 | |||
| Women | 3 km | Michelle Weber |
37:25.09 | Nina Nicholas |
37:54.56 | Dominique Dryding |
38:04.62 |
| 5 km | Natalie Du Toit |
1:00:27.09 | Michelle Weber |
1:01:23.33 | Nicole Brits |
1:02:43.50 | |
| 10 km | Natalie Du Toit |
2:02:21.21 | Jessica Roux |
2:09:30.70 | Nicole Brits |
2:11:07.38 |
In 2011, the event was held on 11–16 April at Newton Park, Port Elizabeth.
See also
References
- ^ "SSA Calendar of Events 2022 – 2024 v 12 Feb 2022". Swimming South Africa. 12 February 2022. Retrieved 5 April 2022.
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