About Nepean

Our History (click here to view 20 years of Nepean History)

Executive Officers

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President: Steve Hardy	Senior Vice President: John Rohloff	Vice President Leisa Morgan :	Secretary: Natasha Webster

Treasurer: Dave Cooper	Race Secretary: Huai Kingi	Coach's Representative: Clare Pillan	Publicity Officer

Life Members (under construction)

Christine Sandquest

Scott Leavers

Scott held a number of executive positions
within the club including Vice President,
Race Secretary, Coach's Representative
as well as numerous office bearer positions.
Scott was a well respected swimming coach
and always provided great service to the
club as an advisor and motivator at swim
meets. Scott and his family were actively
involved with the club for a period extending
over 10 years. Wife Vicki, also held a number
of committe positions and children Brett, Erin
and Sarah were all gifted swimmers
representing at Metro, State and National level.

Stephan Hardy
Jann Fathers
Debbie Heyhoe

- Our Constitution

A History of Champions

2001 National Team.

Successes included both boys and girls relay teams finishing top 10 in the nation dispite both being ranked greater than 20 going into the meet.
(L to R) Matt Heyhoe, Sarah Leavers. Todd Rassmussen, Melissa McConnell, Justin Cottell, Jasmine Locke, Joe Appleton, Sabrina Capazoullo. Scott Morgan.

2002 Damien & Eugene
Damien Blaum and Eugene Zabala both from Argentina spent a year in Australia on a swimming holiday. Damien was and still is a world top ten ranked open water swimmer and Eugene an excellent pool swimmer who broke a number of club record during their stay.

JOSH SANTACATERINA

Josh is the highest profile swimmer ever to swim for Nepean and certainly one of the most talented. Originally from the Brothers club in Bribane, Josh joined Nepean in 2002 and captured some the highest honours ever to be awarded to a swimmer in the Penrith District. Whilst being a true champion in the pool and the open water swimming, Josh was also a hero to many Nepean youngsters and often took time out from training at the NSWIS to give back at the club level.
Who will forget watching the Nepean cap on live national television with Josh during the final of the 400m freestyle at the 2004 Olympic Trials at Homebush. Josh become the 800m Australian champion at the same meet.