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Anthony Robinson is currently featured on the USA Swimming's web site "Ask the Superstar" feature. Anthony began his swimming career at the Wilton Y Wahoos and swam with the Wahoos for approximately six years  before moving to Houston, TX as a twelve year old.  He still holds many CSI Records. Anthony is a World Championship team member and is preparing for the World Championships, July22-29th in Japan. Of special interest to the CSI community may be the following question asked by Stephen of Stratford:

Question: I know you started your swimming career very young and you swam in Connecticut, but then moved away to Texas. Do you think you would have achieved the same success that you did if you had continued swimming in CT rather than moving to a "swimming power" state? -Stephen, Stratford, CT  

Answer: That’s a great question, Stephen. I have always felt like swimming is one of the unique sports that if you have a passion for it, and you really want to be the best, you can do it. I have always loved swimming and loved to work at it, regardless of whether teammates were there to push me, or if there were fast people to race at meets. Competition is great to have, but it’s not always going to be there for you. As long as you have a pool and a coach, Connecticut is a perfect racing location. Go CT! 

Connecticut Swimming sends best of luck to Anthony!

Pam Libertiny was the recipient of the February 2001 Maxwell Excellence Award for her expertise and dedication as a USA Swimming Official.  Pam has been officiating for the past eleven years for Connecticut Swimming as well as serving on the CSI Board of Directors as Administrative Vice-Chair and currently as Program Operations Chair. In addition to her CSI activities, Pam is actively involved with the New Canaan YMCA Aquatic Club.  Pam was featured in the February issue of Swimming World.  Click Here to read the entire article.  Congratulations to Pam!

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