PRESS RELEASE – Exciting news for our community as 14 talented young swimmers from Amphibious Aquatics have recently qualified to compete at the prestigious 2024 Junior Olympics in Greensboro, North Carolina from July 24-28, 2024.
“Following outstanding results in recent international competition, these dedicated athletes continue to show exceptional skill, determination, and have earned their spots at this highly competitive national event. Their commitment to their sport and their relentless pursuit of excellence continues, and we are incredibly proud to announce their qualification,” said Amphibious Head Coach Andy Lee.
Athlete (*indicates Team Captain)
# of events qualified
Matua Camacho
5
Tanom Camacho
5
Skyler Dueñas
5
Logan Gandaoli
6
Demi Blu Hurchanik
6
Logan Jun
6
Mia Lee*
7
Nina Lee
6
John Moore IV*
7
Keana Santos
7
Hyemi Reyes
6
Gabriel Rodriguez
6
Isla Rodriguez
7
Naiatea Wooley
6
“We extend our heartfelt congratulations to every swimmer who has secured a place at the Junior Olympics. Your dedication and passion have been truly inspiring, and we have no doubt that you will represent Amphibious with pride and share the Håfa Adai spirit at this prestigious event,” said Amphibious President Jennifer C. Camacho.
Amphibious would also like to recognize the invaluable contributions of team coaches and families, whose guidance, support, and expertise have played a crucial role in the success of these young athletes. Their commitment to nurturing talent and fostering a culture of excellence within the team has been instrumental in shaping these swimmers into the fierce competitors they are today.
Join us in cheering on our travel team as they compete against the best young swimmers from across the country at the 2024 AAU Junior Olympics in Greensboro, North Carolina. Learn more about the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) Junior Olympic Games at https://aaujrogames.org . Stay tuned to @Amphibious.training on Instagram and on their website www.amphibiousguam.com for updates and more information.
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alongside 64 of the world’s best with 20 countries represented.”
