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Swim Clubs open a world of possibilities for swimmers of all abilities.
EVENTS
The FNQ Regional Swimming Calendar covers events for development, transition and preparation meets.
DEVELOPMENT
FNQ Swimming’s squads are designed to cater for all competitive swimmers from regional level to national.
Upcoming Events
Development Clinics
FNQ Swimming’s squads are designed to cater for all competitive swimmers from regional level to national.
FNQ Swimming provides support in many areas including membership drives, development clinics, and hosting swim events. FNQ Swimming, together with Swimming Queensland, has also developed pathways for swimmers to reach their goals at a regional, state and national level.




Sunny Kito has done it again! Taking home a third Australian title at the 2026 Age Championships 🥇🥇🥇, solidifying his position as one of the top young swimmers in the country!
In the Day 7 finals last night, Sunny managed to take a whopping -29.58 seconds off his 1500 Free time, to secure first place in the 13-year-old Boys age group.
Amazing job!!! We can't wait to see what the future holds for this young champion! ... See MoreSee Less
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We've finally reached the final day of the 2026 Australian Age Championships, and two of our talented FNQ swimmers, Paige and Jaxon, are gearing up to take part in the morning heats, fighting for a coveted spot in tonight's finals. 🏊♀️🏊♂️
We're sending all our best wishes to both of them 💪🏽👍️
Looking back on Day 7, we're still buzzing from the incredible performances that saw our swimmers achieve fantastic personal best times and secure impressive placings that they should be incredibly proud of. 🎉👏 It's been an amazing championship so far, and we can't wait to see what the final day brings! 😃 ... See MoreSee Less
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Day 7 Finals of the 2026 Australian Age Championships are about to start, and we have another 5 FNQ swimmers taking their spots on the blocks 👏
Watch the action live on 9Now from 6 pm. ... See MoreSee Less
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