The National Winter Championships, held from November 30 to December 1, 2024, brought together the best swimming talents in the country. Among the standout participants were 36 swimmers from the Sharks club, including members of the Élite, Élite Jeunes, and Jeunesse groups. The Sharks delivered an exceptional performance, securing a total of 50 medals:
25 Gold
14 Silver
11 Bronze
This remarkable haul placed the Sharks as the third-best club in the championships, with 7 national titles, trailing only L’Entente Dudelange (21 titles) and SL (13 titles).
Julien Henx Shines Bright
Julien Henx made history by dominating all four sprint events, winning gold in:
50m Freestyle (Nl)
50m Backstroke (Dos)
50m Breaststroke (Brasse)
50m Butterfly (Papillon)
This marked the first time a swimmer from the Sharks achieved such a feat in a single championship.
Lou Jominet’s Stellar Crawl Performance
Lou Jominet established her dominance in freestyle events, taking gold in the 200m, 400m, and 800m Freestyle. She also set personal bests in all three races, showcasing her impressive form and potential.
Rising Stars to Watch
Several other swimmers demonstrated great promise for the future, making their mark with strong performances:
Leni Leonard
Alex Kidd
Luca Sanchez
May Kinzig
Serena Ferrario
Ema Omerovic
Éloïse Roll
These young talents have shown that the Sharks club has a bright future ahead.
Conclusion
The National Winter Championships 2024 were a testament to the Sharks’ depth of talent and commitment to excellence. With standout performances from both seasoned champions like Julien Henx and rising stars, the club continues to cement its position as a powerhouse in national swimming. As the team looks ahead to future competitions, the Sharks are poised for even greater success.
