As a warm welcome to the night, members of Swimming Australia were provided with swim bags that included plenty of goodies. 

The “giggling girls” of the group were again keeping organisers busy, but it was Tamsin Webber’s turn marshalling at the end of the pool. 

After a Mexican themed feed of nachos, everyone was channelling their best Speedy Gonzales impression in the pool. 

The personal best times were coming in thick and fast. 

The club thanked the time-keepers for their efforts. 

Especially Kristen, who was in charge with the new dolphin system to record times . 

Kristen had it all under control showing confidence with the new technology. 

Even despite some scorching laps in the pool, a number of the kids were still running marathons on the grassy area as parents eagerly cheered on the swimmers. 

Organisers are delighted to see the kids having such fun during the meets. 

A number of the club members also travelled to a carnival in Narooma recently and represented the club well. 

Competition results are avilable online at the SESA website. 

Printed results are also on display at the Eden Swim Club clubhouse. 

With the growing number of kids hitting the pool, organisers are looking for any volunteer parent time-keepers. 

Organisers said everybody was a first-timer at some point and Kristen is on hand to help anybody through their opening session.

As lap times continue to improve it is getting more and more difficult to knock significant chunks off personal best times. 

However, some of the kids are still smashing their former times by seconds. 

A number of the 50-metre event swimmers were the standouts at the last meet. 

Lachlan Fox took five seconds of his freestyle speed. 

Susan Kennedy kept pace, also shaving five seconds from her time in the breast stroke. 

Tarra Glover was in fine form to also record a five-second reduction on her time.