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Section 2 – An Overview of the sport of Swimming and SNZ Relevance to New Zealand Similarly with many other sports, swimming faces the challenge of retaining swimmers when they reach their mid to late teens. 2.5 THE FORMAL STRUCTURE OF THE SPORT IN 2012 Figure 2.1. The existing structure of SNZ and associate organisations. SNZ (INCORPORATED SOCIETY) Life Members (12) Board of 8 Chair is President NZSCTA Members (approx. 120 coaches) Chief Executive Officer 16 Independent Regions 180 Clubs (approximately) Affiliated Club members 6,161 Competitive swimmers 8,687 Club swimmers 798 Administrators 6 SWIMMING IN NEW ZEALAND – Growing a Cornerstone Sport
Section 2 – An Overview of the sport of Swimming and SNZ Relevance to New Zealand 2.6 THE HISTORY OF SNZ Figure 2.2. Figure 2.2 Critical organisational milestones in the history of SNZ 1880 1890 The New Zealand Amateur Swimming Association was formed located in Auckland. This was the original precursor to SNZ as it is known today. 1890 1896 National Association moved to Christchurch and in response a second organisation, NZ 1899 Amalgamation of the two “national” bodies. 1910 NZ joined Federation Internationale de Natation (organised international swimming was two years old). 1916 Swimming made compulsory in schools with pools. 1920 1956 North Island Secondary Schools Championship started. 1961 1962 Pools “not less than 50m in length” introduced for national open championships. 1975 North Island Championships recognised. 1976 1979 1988 and Synchronised Swimming. 1990 authorities. 1991 1999 SNZ formed replacing New Zealand Swimming Federation. While SNZ has strongly focused on competitive swimming throughout its evolution, it has always had a social and philanthropic commitment to teach children to swim. The responsibility for this has rested with the Clubs. In the early 1970s the Volunteer Swimming Service was established to train swim instructors, many of whom were deployed to schools. Over time councils and private operations saw the opportunity to offer “user pays” learn to swim classes, competing with Clubs and school learn to swim programs. SWIMMING IN NEW ZEALAND – Growing a Cornerstone Sport 7
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