Those Puget Sound Masters people sure know how to run an event!
Yearly Archives: 2023
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As short course meters events go, this was large at 579 participants, making the pool deck a lively place!
The meet was on Sunday, October 8. Six TWIM stalwarts made the trip this year.
I waited 14 years for this finish line and am grateful I got it.
A sea of Gold, Silver, and Bronze place finishes at Last Splash of Summer!
One could not have asked for a more perfect day for a swim!
Thank you, Oregon, and thank you SPMS for putting together two fantastic meets at two great facilities.
by Steve Fogg Editor’s note: Steve Fogg was the only TWIM member, and indeed, the only PNA member to attend USMS Long Course Summer Championships in Sarasota, FL. Steve briefly describes his experiences there, followed by a bit of swimming wisdom he is sharing with all of us. Well done, […]
When you reach 50, it’s great being a “senior”!
Seven Washington Swimmers made it to this year’s NSGs and three of these were from TWIM!
We came and swam our hearts out! That’s what we do, right?
So, you must be wondering what “belly-up” refers to… read on!
by Dan Underbrink Special Olympics of Washington held their Spring State Games on June 10, with the Swimming events being held at the King County Aquatic Center, and TWIM members were there in force, to help out at this worthy event. We helped out as officials (Holly Lickwala, Brad Jones, […]
A very determined pod of 10 TWIMMERS swam hard and often, racking up an impressive 103 points to help PSM win 2nd in the Regional Team division.
The largest event in USMS history, with nearly 2,500 swimmers vying for glory!
A TWIM Swimmer’s dream weekend! A two-day swim meet with lots of competition, AND the annual PNA Social Event on Saturday afternoon. Read all about it!
TWIM’s Performance Breaststroke clinic in Mount Vernon, attracted swimmers from as far away as Bellingham, Centralia, and the Kitsap Peninsula.
A Short Course Meters extravaganza in the venerable Fidalgo Pool!
Three athletes from Team Walker International Masters made the journey south to Oregon.
Any team having swimmers at two competitions, simultaneously, may seem like a special and rare thing, but the fact is, that TWIM does this all the time!