What is EGA?
EGA stands for Eastern Gauteng Aquatics. This is the official swimming region that TC Aquatics falls under.
EGA manages:
Basically, EGA is our governing body at a regional level — they help make sure that your child is part of a fair, structured and safe swim environment.
What is Swimming South Africa?
Swimming South Africa (SSA) is the national governing body for competitive swimming in South Africa.
SSA oversees all the regional bodies (like EGA) and manages:
So when your child swims at TC, they’re stepping into a system that connects all the way from club level to national level.
Why do I need to register my child?
Once your swimmer starts competing at galas, they need to be registered with EGA and SSA for the season.
This is like getting a license to compete, and it ensures:
How much does It cost?
There is a once-a-season EGA registration fee that covers your swimmer’s annual license.
When do I need to register?
Registration for the season typically opens around April or May, covering the Swim South Africa calendar year from 1 May to 30 April.
How do I register?
It’s easy! TC Aquatics will assist you every step of the way, but in general:
Conclusion
EGA and Swim South Africa might seem overwhelming at first, but don’t worry, you’re not expected to figure it all out on your own.
At TC Aquatics, we’re here to make the admin simple so your swimmer can focus on what matters: training, learning, and loving the sport.
Got questions? Just ask. We’re here for every step of your swimmer's journey, from Learn to Swim, to Level 3, to Tomorrow’s Champion.
"Joining a club like TC means your swimmer becomes part of something bigger; a pathway that leads from local galas to national dreams. We’re here to guide you every step of the way."