Hazel Haynes re-elected swim chief

HAZEL HAYNES has retained her position as president of the Amateur Swimming Association of Trinidad and Tobago (ASATT) following their annual general meeting at the La Joya Auditorium, St Joseph, on Monday night.

Haynes, who succeeded Al Roberts as head of ASATT last year, defeated Roberts 20-8 with one vote abstained for the post of president. Vilma Cropper edged Allyson Pouchet 16-13 for the position of first vice-president. Elected unopposed were Alfred McMillan (second vice-president), Maria Smart-De Four (secretary), Brian Wickham (Public Relations Officer) and, for the first time on the executive, Carol Yearwood (assistant secretary/treasurer). Also announced yesterday was the national swimming and waterpolo squads for the CCCAN Championships in Mexico in July. The teams were ratified by the ASATT Council recently.

The teams:
SWIMMING: 11-12 age group - Janine Thornhill, Chloe McMillan; 13-14 - Shannon Duval, Donna Wickham, Zahra De Four, Megan Charles, Chantal Redon, Jules Graham; 15-17 - Christian Espinet; 18-and-over Linda McEachrane, Tron Johnson, Jonathan Ammon, Ryan Yearwood; Vilma Cropper (manager), Edward Tuberoso (head coach), Hazel Haynes (assistant coach), Carol Yearwood (chaperone), Ralph Yearwood, Allyson Pouchet, Maria Smart-De Four (technical officials).
WATERPOLO: Under-15 age group - Shane Gillette, Brent Nanton, Ian Welch-Phillips, Jesse Fullerton, Chaz Govia, Delano Otero, Barry Bishop, Jean-Phillipe Francis, Stephen Espinet, Rene Seegobin, Marc Stampfli, David Hay, Oliver Milne; Chad Lee Loy, Alixzandar Morie (reserves); 15-18 age group - John Littlepage, Matthew George, Stuart Gillette, Troy Gordon, Jabari Calliste, Alexis Miller, Anthony Schamber, Mikhail Lamont, Christian Flook, Eoghan Miller, Avery Ambrose, Andrew Elliott, Chinua Alleyne; Sean Garcia (reserve); Elsa Govia, Lois Herrera, Kenny Francis, Kester Scanterbury (officials); Ryan Smith (technical official).