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Mako Aquatics Produce 80% Of GB Swimmers On National Team
GRAND BAHAMA, BAHAMAS – Coach Ivaniuska Dreke is the coach for Mako Aquatics in Grand Bahama.
GRAND BAHAMA, BAHAMAS – Coach Ivaniuska Dreke is a coach for Mako Aquatics in Grand Bahama.
Grand Bahama fielded 12 swimmers for this year’s CARIFTA Team and nine of them came from Mako Aquatics.
Seniors Zoe Williamson, Tristen Hepburn and Ellie Gibson shared their pride about making the 2025 team.
Sienna Campbell, Kimaya Saunders and Kaylan Williams are also not new to CARIFTA competition.
For Semaiah Rolle, Logan Comarcho and Da’kari Cooper, this is their first time making the CARIFTA Team.
The team will head to Trinidad and Tobago for the games during the Easter weekend. They will be going for their seventh consecutive title.
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