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Section 2 – An Overview of the sport of Swimming and SNZ Relevance to New Zealand Table 2.1 Total SNZ membership numbers and competitive swimmer numbers 2002 – present. (Source SNZ) 2001 N/A N/A 2002 18,218 17,077 6,929 6,929 6,989 2005 6,808 6,209 2006 20,111 6,575 2007 6,520 2008 7,616 2009 7,725 2010 22,202 6,510 8,028 2011 6,161 8,687 SNZ competitive swimmer numbers have steadily declined over the past decade. The increase in total SNZ competitive) have ranged from 6,000 – 8,700 during the past decade and have steadily increased year on Table 2.2 Total competitive membership (from largest to smallest Region) and LTS and Club members by Region for 2010/11. (Source SNZ) Region Auckland 1071 Wellington 690 Canterbury/West Coast 87 Waikato 568 0 56 219 926 Otago 1070 Northland 275 212 189 296 Taranaki 185 Southland 625 659 192 Wairapa 72 Wanganui 62 0 0 4 SWIMMING IN NEW ZEALAND – Growing a Cornerstone Sport
Section 2 – An Overview of the sport of Swimming and SNZ Relevance to New Zealand 2.3 PERFORMANCE ON THE WORLD STAGE The ultimate measure of success on the world stage is podium places for athletes, and for coaches, the number of athletes they have coached to the podium. Competitive swimming today is one of the most progressive sports in the world. There are more countries than ever competing at a global level and more swimmers are winning medals from more countries than Olympic record surviving. In terms of competitiveness at global level and the diversity of athletes winning than any other sport. Stanley at the NZ Olympic Trials. However, to put these new NZ record times in perspective, these once world cycle. In competitive swimming’s history, any nation that has been dominant in world swimming has become so due to coaching excellence and the strengths of Clubs. For SNZ’s High Performance program, the two key international events are the World Championships and the Olympic Games. in the sport around them. The concept of using sports alumni is not new. It involves engaging with past members of the sport (swimmers, knowledge and other dimensions. Alumni can participate in activities such as promotional activities to assist fundraising in the sport. While SNZ has life members, the concept of engaging with, formalising relationships with, and leveraging alumni has been unstructured and underdeveloped. SNZ alumni spoken to during the course of this review claim they have offered to assist SNZ in recent times and have been thanked but told by SNZ there is nothing for them to do. Several years ago a number of alumni tried to establish a formal alumni structure but this never got off the ground. 2.4 PARTICIPANT PROFILE In the absence of an up to date and appropriately structured database, SNZ cannot provide information on SWIMMING IN NEW ZEALAND – Growing a Cornerstone Sport 5
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