The Kiambu County Aquatics Association (KCAA) Inter-Clubs Swimming Championship delivered two unforgettable days of speed, competition, and celebration on April 18–19, 2026 at Juja St. Peter’s School.
From record-breaking swims to electrifying finishes and nonstop energy in the stands, this championship proved one thing — swimming in Kenya is on a powerful upward trajectory. 🌊🔥
A Championship of Scale and Spirit
This year’s Inter-Clubs Gala brought together:
- 20+ teams
- 300+ swimmers
- Clubs from across the region and beyond
Participating teams included Leyians Swimming Club, Rware Swimming Club, Gold Fish Swim School, BE A Pro Swimclub, Visa Dolphin Swim Club, Otters Swim Club, USIU-A Dolphins Swim Club, Aquapro Swim Club, Swimnation World, Juja St. Peter’s School, Little Fish Swim Club, Aqua Architects Swimming Club, Wadi Degla, Elite Aqua Warriors Swim Club, Poseidon Swimming Club, Aqua Elite Swim Academy (Nakuru), Snook Swimming Club, Jawabu School, and The Harpoons Swim Club — a true reflection of the sport’s growing reach and competitiveness.
Standout Performances in the Pool
The championship saw exceptional individual performances, with swimmers delivering impressive times across multiple categories:
- Tevin Waweru (Moi Educational Center) dominated the Boys 14–15 50m freestyle in 25.76 seconds
- Trish Naishorua (Genesis Sports Limited) clinched gold in the Girls 16–17 100m breaststroke (1:51.37)
- Vahkeinah Leboy (Torpedo Swim Club) secured victory in the Girls 14–15 50m backstroke (35.90)
- Leon Mwitin (Orca Swim Club) won the Boys 14–15 200m individual medley (2:45.00)
- Nygel Jaeden (Thika Swim Academy) triumphed in the Boys 10–11 50m backstroke (38.96)
- Marsellah Tito (Torpedo Swim Club) topped the Girls 12–13 50m backstroke (42.63)
These performances highlighted not only talent, but also discipline, preparation, and competitive excellence.
Orca Swim Club Dominates the Championship
When the medals were tallied, Orca Swim Club Kenya emerged as the dominant force:
🏆 Boys Category:
- Orca Swim Club Kenya
- Pro Swim Academy Kenya
- Thika Swim Academy
🏆 Girls Category:
- Orca Swim Club Kenya
- Torpedo Swim Club
- Genesis Sports Limited
Their performance showcased depth, consistency, and a winning mindset across multiple events — firmly placing them at the top.
A Growing Standard of Excellence
According to Kiambu Aquatics Technical Director Nahason Otieno, the championship reflected the rising standard of swimming in Kenya.
He commended the participating teams and coaches for their commitment to developing athletes, noting that the level of competition continues to improve with each event.
Looking ahead, exciting developments are already in motion, including:
- Upcoming coaching clinics
- A partnership with the American Swimming Coaches Association (ASCA) in August
- Continued focus on building athlete capacity for international competition
What’s Next? The Momentum Continues 🚀
The action doesn’t stop here!
📅 Next Event: Kiambu Aquatics Invitational Swimming Championship
📍 Venue: Potterhouse School, Runda
🗓 Dates: May 23–24, 2026
This event will give swimmers another opportunity to:
- Compete at a high level
- Improve their times
- Qualify for the Kenya Aquatics National Long Course Championship
📍 National Championship: Kasarani
🗓 Dates: May 29–31, 2026
A Weekend to Remember
From records broken to smiles everywhere, this championship was a true celebration of sport.
A huge thank you to:
- Swimmers for their incredible performances
- Coaches and team managers for their guidance
- Officials and organizers for delivering a seamless event
- Fans and families for bringing unmatched energy to the stands
Let’s Keep Making Waves 🌊
The KCAA Inter-Clubs Swimming Championship 2026 has set the tone for an exciting season ahead. With growing participation, rising talent, and stronger competition, the future of swimming in Kenya has never looked brighter.
Mark your calendars, stay ready, and let’s keep the momentum going!
