Fwd: Relay/pen results

Hi,

Please find results attached from Friday night's swim meet.

Great team work girls!!

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From: Sunraysia Swimming <entriessunraysiaswimming@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, Feb 8, 2019 at 10:37 PM
Subject: Relay/pen results
To: Maddie Johnston <madeliefjohnston@gmail.com>, Leusanne DeKoning <dekoningleusanne@gmail.com>, Teresa Crisp <teresa@plummer.com.au>, Joshua Barila <joshbarila@outlook.com>, Belinda Hammond <belindahammond@police.vic.gov.au>, Diana Lyons <lyonsdd@outlook.com>, Irymple Swimming Club <entries@irympleswimmingclub.com.au>, Merbein Swimming Club <merbswimclub14@gmail.com>, Christine Mazza <christinesohc154@gmail.com>

HI ALL,

  Results attached can you please email me over week end if there is any problems, with results. Thanks Diana

Competition Secretary

Sunraysia Swimming Inc.

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2. Complete the free online General Principles Course (see above).  On completing the online course email the officials@vic.swimming.org.au to advise SV so you can be added into the database.  Please Remeber:  You will need to register and create a login before you attempt the course (or if you have already registered previously and forgotten your password - you will need to retrieve your password).
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4. Practice!  Now you know the theory, it is time to venture out to pool deck at your Club or District and practice the skills for the accreditation module.
5. Are you ready?  Liaise with your Club/District to be assessed in a practical environment.  There are Assessors in each District, alternatively this can be arranged through the Swimming Victoria.
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