The Maltese swimmers selected by the Aquatic Sports Association of Malta to compete at the CIJ Meet in Luxembourg obtained some very satisfactory results and the following swimmers also qualified for Semi-finals and Final rounds:

Mya Azzopardi โ€“ 50m, 100m & 400m Free, 100m Fly
Dylan Cachia โ€“ 50m Back, 200m & 400m Free
Nathan Cachia โ€“ 100m Fly
Kristina Camenzuli โ€“ 50m, 10m & 200m Fly
Andre Camilleri โ€“ 100m & 200m Back
Jon-Paul Davis โ€“ 50m, 100m & 200m Fly
Sarah Demicoli โ€“ 100m & 200m Fly, 200m Free
Luke Ellul Sullivan โ€“ 50m Free, 50m Breast
Matthew Galea โ€“ 50m Free
Andrea Mallia – 50m, 100m & 200m Breast
Simon Mallia โ€“ 50m & 100m Fly
Nirvana Micallef โ€“ 100m Fly
Nathan McCleave โ€“ 50m Back, 50m Fly,
Amy Micallef – 50m, 100m & 200m Breast
Maya Galea – 100m & 200m breast
Rudi Spiteri – 50m Fly, 50m Free
Michael Stafrace โ€“ 50m Breast
Mikhail Umnov โ€“ 50m & 100m Fly
Martina Valletta โ€“ 200m Medley
Thomas Wareing – 100m Breast, 200m Medley

Their performances have yielded a medal haulย of two Gold, six Silver and five Bronze medals.

Men 50m Back Nathan McCleave Bronze
Men 100m Back Andre Camilleri Bronze
Nathan McCleave Silver
Women 100m Fly Michela Portelli Bronze
Kristina Camenzuli Silver
Men 100m Fly Mikhail Umnov Bronze
Men 200m Back Andre Camilleri Silver
Women 200m Breast Amy Micallef Bronze
Men 200m Breast Andrea Mallia Silver
Women 200m Fly Sarah Demicoli Silver
ย  Kristina Camenzuli Gold
Men 200m Medley Thomas Wareing Gold
Men 400m Freestyle Dylan Cachia Silver

 

The squad was accompanied by National Coach Delon Dannhauser, Physiotherapist Andrew Pisani, Christine Demicoli as a FINA Qualified Official who officiated throughout the Competition and ASA Vice President David Bonello as Team Manager.

The ASA expressed its satisfaction with the results achieved and is looking forward to seeing most of the athletes compete at the 3rd Time Trial taking place this Saturday, 26th March at the National Pool in Tal-Qroqq.