Harry Wright's elite long distance swimmers competed at the HKGSA Hong Kong Open Water Swimming Competition Series Part 1 held at Tai Mei Tuk on May 10th. Keith Sin claimed a gold medal in the 10km race, while Wong Yik Man Mike achieved a top-8 finish in the 3.3km event.
Harry Wright's elite open water swimmer Keith Sin represented Hong Kong at the Asian Beach Games held in Sanya, China on April 25th. Keith finished the 5km open water event in 11th place with a time of 58:06.9, and has been further nominated for multiple international championships.
Harry Wright sent a large competitive team to the HKGSA Division 2 Long Course Championship held at Kowloon Tsai Swimming Pool on April 25th. Our swimmers earned multiple gold and silver medals and numerous top-8 finishes, with many swimmers pursuing new qualifying times and personal bests.
Harry Wright Swim School has announced its training schedule for the May public holidays. Most squads will have no training on Friday, May 1st and Monday, May 25th, while Performance Squad swimmers will continue training with Coach Chui during these days.
Harry Wright's elite international swimmers competed at the prestigious Malmsten Stockholm Open held April 9-12 in Sweden. Siobhán Haughey claimed an impressive four gold medals across all her events, while Arno Kamminga and Adam Chillingworth delivered strong performances on the European stage.
Harry Wright's elite international swimmers competed at the prestigious Bergen Swim Cup held in Bergen, Norway from April 17-19. Siobhán Haughey claimed two gold medals and one silver, while Adam Chillingworth earned a silver medal, showcasing world-class performances on the international stage.
Harry Wright's elite Performance Squad swimmers competed at the 2026 Festival of Sports Time Trial held at the Hong Kong Sports Institute on April 11-12. Our swimmers earned two medals and numerous top-8 finishes in this prestigious open-level long course championship featuring high qualifying times.
Harry Wright swimmers Isobel Tran and Sean Wong delivered outstanding performances at international competitions. Isobel competed with NOVA of Virginia at the NCSA Age Group Championships in the US, helping her team break a US national record, while Sean represented Hong Kong at the Thailand Age Group Championships in Bangkok.
