Dolphin Swimming League Launches Season 8, Gains Praise
The Dolphin Swimming League commenced its Season 8 at Grange School, Ikeja, Lagos, attracting hundreds of young swimmers and their supporters. Organized by Dynaspro Sports Promotion in collaboration with Advanta Interactive Limited, the league is sanctioned by several bodies, including the Nigeria Aquatics Federation and the Nigeria Olympic Committee.
Since its inception in 2018 with five schools, it has grown to feature 23 schools and swimming clubs, now including participants from Abuja. The Africa Aquatics Federation commended the league for its significant contribution to junior swimming development in Nigeria.
Babatunde Fatai-Williams, Vice President of the Africa Aquatics Federation, praised the league for providing young swimmers with consistent training and competition opportunities. Oluseyi Oyebode, Coordinator of the Dolphin Swimming League, called for increased support from stakeholders to enhance grassroots swimming programs, emphasizing the need for sustainability and proper structures for long-term success.
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