The 2014 coach and swimmers lineup will be revealed in the new year with local swim icons lining up to give back to the sport that shaped their careers as competitive athletes.
Liam is still buzzing about spending a week coached by New Zealand's swimming royalty in double gold medal winner Loader and currently New Zealand's top swimmer Boyle.
"I learned lots and it was really great fun to learn. I am better at my technique and my kick and pretty much a lot better at everything," Liam said.
Liam says his qualifying swim in the Bay of Islands was quite a challenge for him.
"It was pretty difficult. The first time I did it I was a bit scared but after you warm-up and you do it, you feel confident. Then it is pretty good. "
Older brother Daniel's major sporting goal is to become a surf lifesaver and his swimming improvement is part of the programme worked out for him by Mount Maunganui Surf Club coach John Bryant.
"I did the Sand to Surf race at the Mount and didn't win so I have been training more this year. I train after school for two hours, five days a week," Daniel said.
"I am looking forward to meeting people like Danyon Loader and Laurel Boyle.
"I think I will probably become a better swimmer, especially in my best stroke freestyle."
