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Over 100 swimmers set to compete in the 2019 Teulings Swim Challenge

03 May

Over 100 swimmers set to compete in the 2019 Teulings Swim Challenge

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The 2019 Teulings Swim Challenge set for Saturday, 4 May at the OYDC has attracted over 100 swimmers selected from four local teams.

The young swimmers will be competing in the 25m Freestyle, 25m Back Stroke, 100m Breast Stroke, 50m Breast Stroke, 50m Butterfly and the 4x50m freestyle relay.

OYDC Programmes Officer, Mellissa Majonga, has disclosed that all is set for tomorrow’s Teulings Swim Challenge and has urged members from communities’ surrounding OYDC to come and watch the young talented boys’ and girls’ splash water in style.

The competition which will involve athletes below the age of 17 will start at 09:00hrs and end at 12:00hrs.

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Noah Silomba is a Zambian-born Lusaka-based professional journalist with many years of experience in media, sport & corporate communication, digital & social media marketing and web management. Ranked 5th in Africa for the 2021 AIPS Sport Media Awards in Photography Sports Action and is a two times media awards nominee (photography sports action & best writing colour piece) categories for the years 2020 and 2021 under the International Sports Press Association (AIPS) Lausanne, Switzerland. In 2024 Silomba was certified as the finalist for the sixth edition of the Run for Art photography contest in the category; Sport and urban environment by the Fondazione Giulio Onesti in Rome, Italy. He is also part of Cohort A for 2022 Africa Media Agency (AMA) Academy training in digital media and marketing.

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