Aruba Dolphins Swimming

📢 Back to School, Back to Swimming! 🐬📚

School is back, and so are our swimming classes!
Classes start this week. Check the schedule and get ready to dive in! 🏊‍♂️

See you at the pool!

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Our own Britta Schwengle delivered an incredible race in the 3km Sprint Knock-Out, finishing in an impressive 4th place against some of the region's best open water swimmers. What a swim!
Keep making waves we're cheering you on every stroke of the way!

Your Aruba Dolphins family is extremely proud of you! 💙🐬🇦🇼

Follow our Open Water Swimmers;
Jayrick #15
Britta #7

LIVE 🔴AGUAS ABIERTAS 🔵 MEN'S & WOMEN'S 10KM FINAL 🔵 SANTO DOMINGO 2026 XXV Juegos Centroamericanos y del Caribe Santo Domingo 2026.

The Aruba Dolphins family is incredibly proud of our Open Water swimmer, Jayrick Winterdal, for the honor of serving as one of Aruba's flag bearers at the Opening Ceremony of the XXV Central American and Caribbean Games, alongside bowler Kamilah Dammers. 🇦🇼

We wish Team Aruba the very best throughout the Games. Go Aruba! 💙🌊

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🌊🇦🇼 Best of luck, Britta & Jayrick! 🐬

The Aruba Dolphins family is incredibly proud to wish Britta Schwengle and Jayrick Winterdal and Team Aruba the very best of luck as they represent Aruba at the XXV Central American and Caribbean Games in the Dominican Republic.

Britta and Jayrick will take on the challenging Open Water events, competing in both the 10km race and the exciting 3km Knockout Sprint.

We are also especially proud that our very own Aruba Dolphins coach, Tyrine de Kort, will accompany the team on this incredible journey.

The countless hours of training have earned you this opportunity. Wear the Aruba colors with pride, race with confidence, and enjoy every moment of this unforgettable experience.

The entire Aruba Dolphins community will be cheering you on every stroke of the way.

Go Britta! Go Jayrick! Go Team Aruba! 🇦🇼💙

Actions speak louder than words and our coaches proved it!💪🏊

A huge congratulations to coach Marellys Robles de Medina and coach George Dendunne on their outstanding performance at the HYDROX competition, where they earned an incredible 2nd place finish! 🥈

They don't just talk the talk they walk the walk, leading by example through their dedication, discipline, and commitment to fitness and excellence. Their hard work inspires not only each other but also every Aruba Dolphins swimmer to push their limits and strive for their personal best.

We are incredibly proud to have coaches who embody the values they teach every day. Congratulations! 👏💙

🏊🇦🇼 One Team. One Goal.

Over the past two weeks, something truly special happened.

The Aruba Dolphins Swim Team, consisting of:
Ayden Anthony
Xylon Anthony
Laura Bonnevalle
Ethan Cunha
Chloe-Nicole Dirksz
Enrique van den Hengel
Jayla Stuut
Xia Rodriguez
Zayron Werleman
Jaythan Winterdal
together with athletes from Giants and Stingray, came together in Ibagué, Colombia for a high-altitude training camp. The goal was simple: prepare as one team for the PanAm Aquatics Swimming Championships.

For two weeks, club colors disappeared. We trained together, supported one another, celebrated each other's successes, and faced every challenge as a single team. Coaches collaborated, swimmers pushed each other to improve, and friendships were built that will last far beyond this trip.

This experience proved that when we put the best interests of our swimmers first, great things happen. Three clubs became one team, united by a shared passion for swimming and a common purpose: representing Aruba with pride.

A huge thank you to every swimmer, coach, parent, and supporter who made this journey possible. Together, we showed that unity is one of our greatest strengths.

Here's to continuing to work together, grow together, and achieve even greater things for our swimmers and for Aruba.🇦🇼💙

A little late, but here are some pics of last weekend open water championships

Campeonato Arubano Day 4