Haileybury Waterlions Swimming Club

The Club

The Haileybury Waterlions Swimming Club has been one of the top swimming clubs in Victoria since it started in the mid-1970's.

The club has more than 100 members spread over a number of swimming training squads from learn to swim lessons through to National Squad.

Come & join us and reach your full potential in an enthusiastic and positive environment.

Kelly Stubbins success at 2008 World SC Championships

Kelly Stubbins and her medals from the 2008 FINA World SC Championships in Manchester, England.

The Pool

The club is based at the Haileybury College pool (the Grenda Aquatic Centre) in Keysborough, a southeastern suburb of Melbourne.

This is one of the main competition pools in Victoria, hosting many competitions for the club and Metro District South, and has had many international teams training there.

More about the Facilities

The Waterlions team at the 2008 Australian Age Championships

Latest News

10 Nov	Results posted for the Waterlions Novice Meet.
5 Nov	Timeline & Entry List posted for the Waterlions Novice Meet on Sun 9th Nov.
13 Oct	Results posted for the Waterlions Long-Course Meet.
8 Oct	Timeline posted for the Waterlions Long-Course Meet on Sun 12th Oct.
25 Sept	Kelly Stubbins is the new Australian Champion in the Women's 200 freestyle.
8 Sept	Waterlions on fire at Victorian Age SC Champs - 3rd Victorian club overall (2nd in Male & 3rd in Female), 25 Gold medals, 117 top-10 places. What great results!
10 Aug	Results posted for the Waterlions Winter Short-Course Meet on Sat 9th August.
21 July	SV State Open SC Champs results - 5th Victorian club overall.
17 July	Recent top performances: Roy Pearce set a new Victorian Record for the 17 years 400 free and Samantha Wilkins got a Bronze for the 100 fly in the Fisher & Paykel Trans-Tasman Series.
17 July	Laura Harney awarded the Swimming Victoria - City of Melbourne Award for Female Freestyle Swimmer 16-18 years.