Africa-Press – Eswatini. Luca Fraser, the award winning swimming star has made waves in the Africa Junior Aquatics Championships held in Cairo,Egypt.
Despite his young age, Luca showcased a remarkable skill and determination, earning a commendable 15th place in 100-meter breaststroke and was also named the fastest 14 year old swimmer. Representing Eswatini, Luca traveled to Cairo, Egypt, to compete in the amazing yet challenging Africa Junior Aquatics Championships. His participation not only marked a significant milestone in his athletic journey but also highlighted Eswatini’s growing presence in international aquatics competitions.
Speaking to this publication Luca thanked her family and ESA as well as Eswatini Sports council for making his journey happen. “I’m thankful to my mom for supporting me and for my family coming to watch. The race was really hard but hard work pays off and I’m glad that I have been training in a new environment because that has impacted me positively. I would also like to thank ESA and Eswatini Sports council for all the funding.” Said Luca.
Luca’s performance has earned praise from coaches and spectators alike, with many noting his exceptional technique and potential for future success on the global stage. As an award-winning swimmer already making headlines, his experience in Cairo is expected to be a stepping stone to even greater achievements in the years to come.
CEO of the Eswatini Swimming Association, Nozipho Mahlelela, expressed her admiration for Luca’s unwavering dedication and potential. “Luca is an incredibly hard worker who goes the extra mile to achieve his goals. His performance at the Africa Junior Aquatics Championships was impressive, achieving his personal best time. With his talent, commitment, and the right support, he has the potential to reach even greater heights. We are closely monitoring his progress as we believe he is one of the promising athletes capable of achieving Olympic qualification.” stated Mahlelela.
With dedication and continued training, Luca Fraiser is poised to become one of the leading figures in African swimming.
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