
Southern Inland Swimming Association Annual Report 2025

Congratulations to Sienna TOOHEY , 17 years old and Mia Hogan 14 years old ,on achieving what many athletes dream of - earning selection to represent Australia at the Commonwealth Games!
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.

The future is incredibly bright, and this is only the beginning for you!!
This is outstanding for SISA region and NSW to have two of our swimmers from the Area Sienna Toohey ( Albury) and Mia Hogan ( North Albury) off to the Commonwealth Games
This is a first for SISA to have two swimmers in the same year being selected for Commonwealth Games.
We will be cheering you all the way!

Southern Inland Swimming Association Annual Report 2025
MEET CALENDAR 2026

The Wagga Wagga Swim Club Short Course Meet will be held on Sunday 28th June to be held at The Oasis Leisure Centre.
Entries are $8.00 per event and are now open on Swim Central. Start time is 12:00 pm with entries closing at 7pm on Monday 22nd June 2026.

The Southern Inland Swimming Association (SISA) is celebrating an outstanding fortnight of performances after 39 swimmers from across the region represented their clubs at the 2026 Australian Open, Age and Multi‑Class National Championships on the Gold Coast.
Swimmers from Albury, Corowa, North Albury, Wagga, and Young proudly flew the flag for Southern NSW, with several athletes making their Nationals debut and many achieving personal best times across the meet.
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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.