Who We Are
THE CLUB - The Barracuda Swim Club is a well-established long-standing fully
functional swim club. We are the largest of 6 clubs on the island, offering a
learn-to-swim program with 60-80 swimmers and a progressive series of 5
competitive swim groups with a total of 80-110 swimmers. We are a parent run
organization dedicated to building the youth of our nation through the sport of
swimming.
THE CLUB - The Barracuda Swim Club is a well-established long-standing fully
functional swim club. We are the largest of 6 clubs on the island, offering a
learn-to-swim program with 60-80 swimmers and a progressive series of 5
competitive swim groups with a total of 80-110 swimmers. We are a parent run
organization dedicated to building the youth of our nation through the sport of
swimming.
The Barracuda Swim Club
- Has won the most National Championships in the Bahamas
- We have one of the best Learn-to-Swim programmes in the
Bahamas - Our Executive Team, Coaches and Parents are dedicated
to the overall success and development of all of our
swimmers
Coaches & Instructors
We have an excellent coaching team lead by our Head coach and veteran Mrs.
Suzanne Coleby along with our Senior Competitive coach Mr.Travano McPhee.
They both bring a wealth of swimming experience to the club and they provide the
very best in training, by teaching our swimmers proper strokes and techniques.
We have an excellent coaching team lead by our Head coach and veteran Mrs.
Suzanne Coleby along with our Senior Competitive coach Mr.Travano McPhee.
They both bring a wealth of swimming experience to the club and they provide the
very best in training, by teaching our swimmers proper strokes and techniques.
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