Club members also collected a range of individual awards.
Kane Radford won the overall swimmer of the year title, while Emily Spear, Bianca Donelley, Jack Weston, David Boles, Paddy Baylis, James Baldwin and Milla Theobald all won awards for the outstanding swimmer in their events in the Bay of Plenty.
Swim Rotorua collected awards for the top open water swimmers, women's distance swimmers in freestyle and backstroke and men's distance swimmers in breaststroke and backstroke.
Alex Cameron won the top swimmer at the Rising Stars Competition and Dion Wright was recognised with the trophy for the most improved under-12 swimmer in the Bay.
Volunteers and officials from Swim Rotorua were also recognised.
Wendy Hill and Helene Walsh were named the top technical officials of the year, Ellen Sherwood and Fiona Paignton received Swimming New Zealand recognition for outstanding service to national swimming, and club president Henry Weston won the trophy for exceptional service to swimming.
David Pearce and Noel Gulliver, of the Rotorua Aquatic Centre, were recognised for their support of the many swimming events held in Rotorua and their work in developing the new swimming pathway "from babies to aqua blacks" in partnership with Swim Rotorua.