Upcoming Meets
Meet Calendar 2026 - 2027
Albury Long Course Meet 2026
The Albury Amateur Swimming Club Long Course Meet will be held on Sunday 25th October 2026 at Albury Swim Centre. Entries are now open on Swim Central at $8 per event and will close on Monday 19th October at 10 pm.
Warm up will begin on the day at 9 am with racing to begin at 10:15 am.
Wagga Wagga Long Course Meet 2026
The Wagga Wagga Swim Club Long Course Meet will be held on Saturday 7th November 2026 at the Wagga Wagga Leisure Centre. Entries are now open on Swim Central at $8 per event and will close on Monday 2nd November at 8 pm.
Warm up will begin on the day at 9 am with racing to begin at 10:30 am.
Yass Long Course Meet 2026
The Yass Swimming Club Long Course Meet will be held on Saturday 22nd November 2026 at the Yass Memorial Swimming Pool. Entries are now open on Swim Central at $5.50 per event and will close on Sunday 15th November at 8 pm.
Warm up will begin on the day at 8:30 am with racing to begin at 9:30 am.
Griffith Long Course Meet 2026
The Griffith Swim Club Long Course Meet will be held on Saturday 29th November 2026 at the Griffith Regional Aquatic and Leisure Centre. Entries are now open on Swim Central at $8 per event, $5 for 25m events and will close on Tuesday 24th November at 8 pm.
Warm up will begin on the day at 9 am with racing to begin at 10:00 am.
SISA NEWS ITEMS
Southern Inland Celebrates Outstanding Success at Swimming NSW Awards
Southern Inland Swimming Association (SISA) is celebrating an outstanding night of recognition after achieving remarkable success at the 2026 Swimming NSW Awards Evening, held in Sydney on Saturday 3 October 2026.
The annual awards night recognises excellence across the sport of swimming in New South Wales, honouring swimmers, coaches, technical officials, volunteers, clubs and swimming organisations for their contributions and achievements throughout the year.
Southern Inland Swimming Association was proudly represented with finalists across several prestigious categories:
• Mark Lake (SISA President) – Finalist, Volunteer of the Year
• Sienna Toohey – Finalist, Swimmer of the Year
• Wagga Wagga Swim Club – Finalist, Regional Club of the Year
• Southern Inland Swimming Association – Finalist, Area of the Year
The evening proved to be a tremendous success for the Southern Inland region, with multiple award wins highlighting the strength of swimming throughout the area.
Mark Lake was named Swimming NSW Volunteer of the Year, recognising his tireless commitment to supporting clubs, swimmers, volunteers and the continued development of swimming across the Southern Inland region.
Wagga Wagga Swim Club was awarded Regional Club of the Year, acknowledging the club’s outstanding leadership, growth, athlete development and contribution to the swimming community.
Adding to the celebrations, Southern Inland Swimming Association was awarded Area of the Year, recognising the collective efforts of clubs, volunteers, coaches, officials, swimmers and families across the region.
SISA President Mark Lake said the recognition reflected the dedication and passion of everyone involved in swimming throughout Southern Inland.
Lake said “I am incredibly honoured and Humble to receive the Swimming NSW Volunteer of the Year Award for 2026.
To also see Wagga Wagga Swim Club recognised as Regional Club of the Year and Southern Inland Swimming Association named Area of the Year makes the achievement even more special.
These awards are a testament to the commitment, teamwork and passion shown across our entire region. We have amazing clubs, volunteers, coaches, officials and swimmers who continue to work together to create opportunities and success for our athletes.
Southern Inland Swimming Association congratulates all finalists, award winners and nominees from across New South Wales and looks forward to building on the momentum generated by this outstanding recognition.
The awards highlight the continued growth and success of swimming throughout the Southern Inland region and reinforce the important role volunteers, clubs and communities play in developing the next generation of swimmers
COMMONWEALTH GLORY for Sienna!
Congratulations to Sienna Toohey from Albury Swimming Club on achieving what many athletes dream of - 3 medals at the Commonwealth Games!
Sienna has had a very successful Games achieving:
- 3rd in 100m Breaststroke
- 2nd in the 50m Breaststroke and
- 1st in the 4 x 100m Medley Relay.
This incredible achievement is a testament to years of hard work, dedication, early mornings, and an unwavering commitment to the sport.
The SISA Region couldn't be prouder of everything you have accomplished so far and can't wait to watch you take on the international stage. All our young swimmers in the area look up to you and aim to achieve what you have at such a young age.
Congratulations Mia Hogan!
Mia Hogan of North Albury Swimming Club competed at the Commonwealth Games this week and did the whole region proud. At just 14 years of age she was Australia's youngest competitor at the games, competing against the very best in the Commonwealth.
Mia achieved:
- 4th – Women's S13 50m Freestyle
- 5th – Women's S13 100m Freestyle
To finish just outside the medals at a major international championship is an extraordinary accomplishment and a testament to Mia's dedication, determination and countless hours of hard work.
Congratulations Mia from everyone in the Southern Inland Swimming Region!
SISA Annual Report 2026
Southern Inland Swimming Association Annual Report 2026.
About Us
About Us
The Southern Inland Swimming Association encompasses the three zones of South West, Riverina and Murray. The map above identifies the extent of the Southern Inland area which currently includes 34 affiliated swimming clubs. The SISA area is bordered by the Murray River in the South, Hay in the West, Ungarie in the North and Yass in the East.
SISA region clubs host annual development and qualifying meets which are run under the rules of the association. SISA seeks to foster and develop swimming among its member clubs via its volunteer committee development officer and development convenor.