St. John’s, Antigua – The Antigua and Barbuda Swimming Federation (ABSF) has unveiled its national swimming team set to compete at the 33rd OECS Swimming Championships, scheduled for November 7–9, 2025, in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. The team, comprising talented swimmers across various age groups, will be led by Head Coach Nelson Molina Fojo, with additional support from Coaches Raheem Manberville and Elizabeth Watkins. Team Manager Dwight Shaw will handle logistics, while Jean Pierre DeGannes will serve as head chaperon.
The OECS Swimming Championships are a prestigious regional event that celebrates excellence, sportsmanship, and unity among Caribbean nations. Antigua and Barbuda, the reigning champions for the past three years, have been training rigorously to maintain their dominance. The team’s preparation reflects their dedication and determination to bring glory to their nation.
Edith Clashing, President of the ABSF, expressed pride in the swimmers’ commitment, stating, ‘Our athletes have shown remarkable discipline, teamwork, and a strong desire to represent Antigua and Barbuda with distinction.’ The federation has called on the public to rally behind the team as they face fierce competition from the region’s best swimmers.
The roster includes standout athletes such as Whittaker Gold, Mila Bento, Isabel Nicholas, and Ethan Stubbs-Greene, among others. With a mix of seasoned competitors and promising newcomers, the team is poised to make a significant impact at the championships. For more updates, the ABSF encourages followers to connect via their social media channels or contact them directly.