St Saviour’s, Grange School Win Dolphin Swimming League Titles
St Saviour’s School in Ikoyi claimed the title of the best primary school in the Dolphin Swimming League, accumulating 954.5 points, while Grange School was recognized as the best secondary school with 1,074 points. Naetochukwu Oguegbu from Meadow Hall School emerged as a standout performer, winning 15 gold medals and earning recognition as the competition's top performer.
Aidan Dumuj Abili and Oluwatofunmi Ibidapo from Grange School also excelled, with Ibidapo winning the title of best female swimmer, securing 14 gold medals and one silver medal. The award ceremony featured remarks from Babatunde Fatayi-Williams, former president of the Nigeria Aquatic Federation, who described the Dolphin Swimming League as the best emerging competition in Nigeria for the second consecutive year.
The league's technical director, Samuel Jesimiel, emphasized the competition's impact on swimmer development and acknowledged the unwavering support from parents and guardians.
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