Swimming Gunnedah raked in some impressive personal best (PB) times across country NSW and the coast last weekend.
Swimmers lined up in Maitland, Taree and Wellington as the long course season moved into full swing.
Led by head coach Colin Marley, a squad of seven swimmers competed at the Valley Aquatic Carnival in Maitland where 23 PBs were achieved along with a swag of medals.
Cameron Sills scooped the pool in the 10 years boys, snatching seven gold medals across the four 50m races and another three gold in the 100m freestyle and backstroke and the 200m Individual Medley (IM), where he improved by more than five seconds.
The NSW Country medallist collected five PB times and claimed a bronze medal in the 100m breaststroke.
Younger brother Aiden blitzed his 100m breaststroke to snatch gold, before winning bronze in the 50m breaststroke.
The eight-year-old dropped 8.61 seconds off his best 50m butterfly time and 9.59 seconds off his 50m backstroke.
Jorja Burden (11) picked up a bronze in the 100m butterfly and collected four PB times, including in the 200m IM where she touched the wall with an impressive 11.22 second improvement.
Brother Lucas just missed the medals with a fourth in the 50m backstroke, where he shaved 3.43 seconds off the mark.
The Dalessandro sisters showed improvement with nine PB times clocked between the three of them.
Macey (11) dropped a massive 15 seconds in her 100m freestyle and 100m breaststroke races, while Darci shaved around eight seconds off her best in the 50m butterfly and breaststroke.
Jessica (6) improved in her 50m freestyle by dropping more than
seven seconds.
In Taree, the Reeves brothers achieved some great results from their hard training with Nathan collecting six best times from seven races.
The 11-year-old posted four of his biggest PBs in the 50m butterfly and breaststroke and 50m and 100m backstroke to improve by between six and seven seconds in all four.
Brother Shaun improved his 100m backstroke time by more than nine seconds, and eclipsed his best time in the 100m breaststroke.
Meanwhile, Myles Young (8) flew the flag solo for Gunnedah at Wellington last Sunday.
The youngster snatched gold in the 50m breaststroke with a PB time and improved in the 100m breaststroke as well.
Myles also lined up for the 10&U 50m Dash for Cash, where he just missed a place by touching the
wall in fourth with a best time of 45.15 seconds.
