OUR TEAM

My name is Kyla Ramlogan, and I swim with the Mighty Tritons at the junior level at the age of 15. I've been a participant of the Tritons for five years, and I'm thrilled to be sticking with them this year. Ever since I joined the Tritons, I was greeted with compassion and a feeling of belonging.  Swimming with the Tritons has allowed me to develop not just as a swimmer but also as a person and student over the past few years, and I have felt a sense of connection that I only have with my peers at swimming. From looking up to my coaches and implementing what I learnt from swimming to my life. I aim to be someone the swimmers can look up to as they continue to swim and remember what I have taught them, just like my coaches did for me. I want to keep working with these swimmers as a coach and help them understand that swimming is more than simply physical motions. That the sport of swimming forges relationships between coaches and athletes, and that we make sure that growth, compassion, and respect are constantly promoted everywhere—not just in the swimming community.

Hi, my name is Sarah. I’ve been swimming with the Mighty Tritons for nearly ten years now and have loved being able to be part of the team. Before joining the Tritons I had hated even being in the water, but now I don’t think I could imagine not being able to swim with my team. The coaches and the community around the Mighty Tritons really made me fall in love with the sport. Through the team I was able to meet some of my most supportive and loyal friends. I look forward to being able to help new members fall in love with this sport and this team just as I have. 

Hi, my name is Vikum and I have been swimming with the tritons for almost 5 years now. In those years, I grew exponentially, not only as a swimmer, but also as a person in general. When I started, I was really welcomed by the warm and positive environment with friendly swimmers and amazing coaches. My favourite part of the competitive swimming journey is going to meets and representing my team while being able to support and strengthen bonds with others. As a coach, I want to provide my swimming experience to mentor younger swimmers in order to help them improve their swimming skills and embrace the team spirit that is present within the club.