Samoa To Make Waves at 2024 World Aquatics Championships with Dynamic Swimming Trio

Get ready for the splash of the South Pacific! The Samoa Swimming team is poised to make waves at the prestigious 2024 World Aquatics Swimming Championships in Doha, Qatar, diving in with a determined spirit and a team led by seasoned stars and rising talents.

Veteran duo Kokoro Frost and Kaiya Brown spearhead the charge, bringing their extensive experience and proven prowess to the global stage. Brown, a freestyle and backstroke specialist, has carved her name in Samoan sporting history with medal-winning performances at two editions of the Pacific Games. Frost, a butterfly and backstroke powerhouse, boasts his own impressive medal haul and brings unwavering energy and resilience to the pool.

Making his World Championships debut is the promising young talent Johann Stickland. This freestyle sprinter has been setting Samoa ablaze with record-breaking swims at the national level, and his eyes are set on making a splash in Doha.

The team is expertly guided by Brandon Schuster, who wears both the coach and team manager hats. Schuster brings a wealth of knowledge and experience, having represented Samoa in the past and familiarity with international success.

"This team is a potent mix of seasoned veterans and hungry young talent," says Schuster. "We've been training hard, and we're ready to showcase our passion and commitment on the world stage. We're not just here to compete – we're here to inspire and leave our mark on the global swimming landscape."

The Samoan team's participation in the World Championships is a testament to the growing strength of aquatics in the island nation. Their journey is fuelled by the unwavering support of the Samoa Swimming Federation, sponsors, and the passionate Samoan community.

Follow the team's journey and cheer them on as they make waves in Doha! Stay tuned for updates, race schedules, and exclusive behind-the-scenes content on the Samoa Swimming Federation's official social media channels.