Competing against 20 countries from across the region, Team Saint Lucia amassed an impressive 14 medals, finishing with 156 points to secure 12th place overall a commendable achievement given the depth and competitiveness of the field.

Saint Lucia’s swimmers demonstrated consistency, versatility and determination across multiple disciplines, ending the championships with:

• 6 Gold Medals
• 6 Silver Medals
• 2 Bronze Medals

Leading the charge was standout swimmer Sapphire Parks, whose performances defined Saint Lucia’s campaign. Parks captured an extraordinary 10 of the country’s 14 medals, including:

• Gold (5): 200m Breaststroke, 100m Butterfly, 400m Individual Medley, 200m Butterfly, 100m Breaststroke
• Silver (4): 50m Butterfly, 100m Backstroke, 200m Individual Medley, 200m Backstroke
• Bronze (1): 50m Backstroke

Her dominance earned her the prestigious title of High Point Champion in the Girls 11–12 category, accumulating an outstanding 88 points, a testament to her versatility and elite conditioning across strokes.

While Parks’ performance was historic, several other Saint Lucian swimmers made critical contributions to the medal tally:

Gold Medal Performances

• Sapphire Parks – 200m Breaststroke
• Sapphire Parks – 100m Butterfly
• Tyler Dantes – 50m Backstroke
• Sapphire Parks – 400m Individual Medley
• Sapphire Parks – 200m Butterfly
• Sapphire Parks – 100m Breaststroke

Silver Medal Performances

• Antoine Destang – 100m Butterfly
• Sapphire Parks – 50m Butterfly
• Sapphire Parks – 100m Backstroke
• Sapphire Parks – 200m Individual Medley
• Antoine Destang – 100m Freestyle
• Sapphire Parks – 200m Backstroke

Bronze Medal Performances

• Sapphire Parks – 50m Backstroke
• Maya Andrew – 50m Breaststroke

These results highlight a team effort, with multiple athletes stepping onto the podium and contributing to the country’s overall success.

A national aquatic centre is currently under construction in Saint Lucia, signaling the government’s commitment to the sport and youth development.