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Sheffield City Open meet
Saturday 28th August saw 13 Mighty
Mansfield swimmers converge on Ponds forge in Sheffield
to take on some high quality swimmers in the Sheffield
city s c open meet. It was an early season dip to see
where our swimmers stood at the beginning of the season
and they did not disappoint, 34 of the swims were swum
faster than the published entry times, with 6 first
places, 3 second places and 5 third places. It was a
great start to the season and many pb's swum, it offered
a chance to swim at a great venue and we would encourage
others to consider giving it a go next year. Well done
to all who took part and especially some of our younger
swimmers entering Ponds Forge for the first time, after
witnessing the performance of all the kids they will
certainly be returning there to swim in the future.
Notts ASA summer gala
Sunday the 18th July saw us take 20
swimmers to Beechdale for the Notts ASA Summer Gala,
once again a good day with 29 new pbs swam. The day
showed that the swimmers attitude and desire to be the
best is a credit to each and every one of them. The
finale of the day saw the fastest 200 i/m swimmers
taking part in the skins event, in the girls event Kerris
Palmer made the final and performed very well after a
tiring day. The boys event saw Mansfield swimmers take
up 4 of the 6 final places, Ben Canavan Taylor, Oliver
Hempsall, Ethan Tindall and Shaquille Hamilton who
eventually was the winner after beating Ollie in the
last swim. Once again well done to all the swimmers you
were a credit to the club.
Mary Davis Trophy Gala
Our annual Mary Davies trophy gala
was held at water meadows on sat 10 July.
As always
it was very competitive with teams from Kimberley,
Leander, Bramcote, Eckington, Sutton and ourselves
taking part. Once again the team did well with 15
individual pb's recorded and 14 relay pb's. First places
on the night went to Shannon Scott, Emma Beeson, Ryan
Radford and Leah Clegg, there were 5 other events where
we gained 2nd places.
The event was won by Bramcote
well done to them and we will make sure that next year
we win the trophy back.
Nova County Squad
Eight of our talented youngsters were able to trial for
the county squad in June and each of them performed
fantastically well on the day, doing both themselves,
the club and their parents very proud. Due to a
limited number of spaces available not all were accepted
but congratulations go to Ben Sharrocks, Ryan Radford,
Alice Tuska, Charlotte Baguley and Libby Coleman who
start nova in August, good luck and well done to you
all..
Derby and Notts league
After a few years in the wilderness we entered
the Derby and Notts League which is a league to give our
younger swimmers a chance to shine, shine they certainly
did. After the first two rounds we found ourselves
pitched in against very strong opposition in the final.
In that final the team acquitted themselves very well
and swam a total of 27 pbs, 12 of which were individual
and the other 15 were in the relays. Well done to
all the swimmers and keep up the hard work.
Development League
Again an opportunity for our young stars to
show the rest of Notts what a talented bunch they are.
This league is swum in 2 rounds and with 15 teams, all
the results are put together and the winners are
determined by a virtual gala.
Once again our young
hopefuls excelled themselves by finishing 2nd behind
Kimberley and 74 pbs being posted in total. The
future does indeed look very bright and a big well done
to all who swam.
Chris Dale Success
Chris Dale who belongs to both Mansfield Swimming and
Mansfield Triathlon clubs won the European Triathlon age
group championships with a fantastic time in Athlone,
Ireland last weekend.
http://www.triathlon.org/results/results/2010_athlone_etu_triathlon_european_championships/4888/
He raced in miserable rainy conditions, with 70mph gusts
of wind....... I suspect he's now got his eye on World
Champs! The standard distance race was 1.5km open
water swim, 40km cycle, finishing with a 10 km run.
Well done Chris.
Many congratulations to the following swimmers who have
been named PB Trophy Winners 2009
Junior Boys -
Brendan O Keefe
Senior Boys - Jordan Chadburn
Junior Girls - Kerris Palmer
Senior Girls - Amelia
Taylor
The achievements of these individuals in
2009 have all been outstanding in their own rights and
they are worthy winners of the PB trophies.
The
Don Osborne President’s Shield 2009
On Monday 1st Feb I had the very pleasurable
job of presenting The Don Osborne President’s Shield to
Paige Tindall.
Paige was in her early years a formidable
competitor and indeed was overall runner up in the
competitive County ASA 10 yrs BAGCATS. Even in the last
couple of years when injuries have frustrated her
progress as a swimmer she has always turned out to help
the club teams and without her contribution the club
teams would not have been as successful.
In addition to competing
Paige has also taken the time to assist on
poolside teaching young swimmers. The experiences of
being a competitive swimmer undoubtedly helped Paige in
her demonstrations to her eager pupils.
People who take the time to put back into the
sport some of what they have taken out are a heart
warming thing to see and it came as no surprise to me
when I consulted some of the people involved with the
club over the past year that this individual was the
most popular choice.
I hope when you see Paige over the next few days
you will take the opportunity to congratulate her.
The citation presented to Paige is set out below.
Ivan Colton
President
Mansfield
Swimming Club
PRESIDENT’S TROPHY
2009
is presented to
Paige
Tindall
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For her total commitment to the Club
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For her politeness, patience and cheerful attitude
whilst working on
poolside with the young swimmers.
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For the support she has given to other members
of the coaching
team
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For her successes throughout her competitive swimming
career
especially
through the BAGCAT age groups.
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For the respect she shows to other swimmers
and all members
of the Club.
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Leander Sprint Meet
Mansfield Swimming Club
had a very successful Sunday 17th Jan at the annual
Leander Sprint meet held at Beechdale in Nottingham.
Mansfield had 17
Swimmers competing and some strong performances
from them helped to secure 4th place in the overall
Team competition.
We had 43 PBs throughout
the day and had 27 Swims in the Finals resulting in
5 First places, 5 2nd Places and 7 3rd places.
Congratulations to
Oliver Hempsall who won 4 events which helped him to
secure winning the top boy in the 13/14 age group,
Jess Armsby also put in
a very good swim to win the 10 year old Girls 50m
Fly final.
In the 13/14 year old
boys age group Free, Back & Fly Finals, we had Ben,
Ethan & Ollie all going head to Head representing
Mansfield well done to all three, some very good
swimming resulting in some good PBs. They then
teamed up with Chris Baguley to win the 4x25m Relay
final in a very quick time of 52.47secs
Other finalist on the
day were Brendan O'Keefe, Adele
Lee, Jade Young, Emily Canavan Taylor, Ethan Tindall
& Ben Canavan Taylor.
Ethan was 2nd overall in
the Boys 13 / 14 age group and Ben 5th overall in
the same age group
Jade and Adele were both
3rd overall in their respective age groups and Jess
5th overall in hers.
In all a very good days
swimming by a well behaved and dedicated bunch of
Kids.
Results
Midland
Short Course 7th & 8th November
2009
Corby
International Pool
Mansfield Swimming Club is proud to announce one of the
largest groups of swimmers ever to represent the club at
the Midland Short Course.
Many of the swimmers will compete under Nova Centurion
while a few will appear under the name of Mansfield
Swimming Club.
It is wonderful to have so many swimmers this year and
this shows both the progress the club has made and the
desire of swimmers to continue to compete at a high
level.
I also find it very encouraging for the future success
of the club to see the depth of talent across both boys
and girls and the versatility of the swimmers in number
of event in which they have gained qualification.
I am sure you will wish all the swimmers list below well
and will follow their progress over the course of the
weekend by visiting the East
Midlands
website at
http://www.asaem.org.uk/
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Boys
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Girls
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Daniel Mills
Dominic Torr
Ethan Tindall
Elliott Dudley
Jake Bingham
Jordan Chadburn
Oliver Hempsall
Shaquille Hamilton
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Alishia Palmer
Amelia Taylor
Katie Banks
Kimberley Colton
Kerris Palmer
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Good luck & fast swimming
Ivan Colton
President
Christmas Party
This is now going to
be held on Friday 4th December 2009
Further details will
be published in due course
IMPORTANT NOTICE
FROM THE COACHING TEAM
Since our return from the summer recess, the numbers of
swimmers attending the later sessions have become
unmanageable and these numbers are unsustainable if
progress and safety are to be maintained.
For
swimmers to progress they need a structured programme
delivered to match their ability and subsequently
develop their skills.
They also need space to allow them the
opportunity to train and practice these skills to make
them more competent swimmers.
To
allow this to happen we are going to update the club
structure and set criteria for specific squads.
These squads will then have pool time allocated
to them.
Once this exercise is completed, quarterly updates will
be programmed into the sessions to provide swimmers with
further opportunities to advance.
We do apologise if this action causes
any inconvenience, however we do hope you see that this
stance has had to be taken in the best interests of the
swimmers, parents, coaches and the club as a whole.
By completing this exercise everyone will have a
better understanding of the requirements to move squads.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation in this
matter.
Summer Get-together
A number of us from the club are
going to Sherwood Pines on Sunday 23rd August from
Midday, obviously subject to the weather. So if anyone
is interested in joining us, then bring some sun cream,
bring own picnics, and lets all play some games, chill,
chat and generally have a good afternoon together.
Cheers Barry
Another Mansfield Champion!
Chris Dale our Junior Club Captain
has won the Individual Sprint Distance race at the
Mazda London Triathlon that was held on Saturday 1st
August.
He came 1st out of 1500 competitors
in the individual sprint distance that comprises of
a 750m swim in The Thames, 20k cycle and a 5km run.
His times were for the swim 11.23, bike 32.16 and
run 16.17 total 1:04:30 He would have been one of
the youngest competitors and came across the
finishing line wearing the Mansfield Triathlon Club
colours.
Who needs Rebecca
Adlington when we have Chris Dale!
Mansfield
Swimmers at ASA Nationals Championship 2009
Five Mansfield
swimmers have again qualified to take part in one of the
top domestic swimming competitions the ASA Nationals.
The Age groups have just finished and Mansfield
had a swimmer in the individual events again this year.
Kerris Palmer showed fantastic form in the 200m
backstroke to record a time of 2:33.04. The National
bandwagon now moves onto the Youth and Senior
Championships. These championships like the age group
events are to be held at Ponds Forge
on 28th July – 2nd Aug.
Kerris can now put her feet up and watch and cheer on
her sister Alishia, Amelia Taylor, Kimberley Colton and
Daniel Mills as they compete.
You can follow their progress by
logging onto the British swimming website see link below
for live result streaming as well as comprehensive heat
and finals results
www.britishswimming.co.uk/
The events the swimmers are
competing in are as follows:
Alishia Palmer
100m
200m, 400m, 800m freestyle
200m backstroke
Daniel Mills
100m, 200m, 400m, 800m
&1500m freestyle
Kimberley Colton
100
fly,
400
freestyle,
200m & 400 individual medley
Amelia
Taylor
50m, 100m, 200m, 400m
freestyle
100m & 200m
backstroke
Good
luck and fast swimming.
Ivan
Colton
President
STROKE
DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME
Part of
the role as coach is to evaluate the season and look at areas for
improvement. On the whole I believe the club has moved forward, and
this has been backed up with performances in the water. I do not
however wish us to become complacent. Over the course of recent
events I have observed a need to re-establish a focus on stroke
development and starts and turns. With this in mind, and because
technique is the cornerstone of swimming, I am going to introduce
specific training within these areas in the Sunday sessions. This
will commence immediately following the Summer break and will affect
lanes 2 - 5. Lane 1 will continue their own development programme and
will be used to introduce younger swimmers to the extended session
length. Lane 6 will utilise specificity to cater for the individual
needs of this group of swimmers.
Midlands 2009
Good
luck to the swimmers taking part in the age group
Midland Championships this weekend and next. Go with a
strategy in mind, enjoy the experience and swim fast
Best Wishes
Barry
New Coaches
Big
congratulations to MSC's newest coaches who all passed
their level 1 UKCC coaches qualification
Caroline
Radford
Gary Scott
Dave O'Keefe
Mark Gee
Michael Godson
Gaining qualifications adds validity and assists in
developing coaches, and the club can be proud in the
achievements and dedication of these individuals who
give their time voluntarily to take the club forward.
National Qualifier!
It
is with great pleasure that I can announce that Kerris
Palmer has joined our elite group of National
Qualifiers. Kerris achieved this feat at Sheffield this
weekend in the 200m Backstroke with a time of 2:35.13.
We are extremely proud of this achievement and I am
convinced that this is just the start for Kerris and
that more qualifying times will follow.
Barry
And in with the new .....
Today, I
have officially taken taken over the Mansfield swimming
club website and I wanted to take this opportunity to
say 'Hi!'. For those of you who don't know me; my
name is Sarah Armsby (the woman with the 2 broken legs
and far too much time to spare!). I am a fairly
recent addition to the club and am really pleased to be
given the opportunity to help out by running the
website.
The other
important reason for this is to say a massive 'Thank
you' to Julie who has spent the last 7 years building
this site from scratch. From the inside and out
let me assure you this has taken an astronomical amount
of time and effort ! I know Julie is looking
forward to moving on to pastures new (or at least a
green!) and will be missed by friends old and new.
last but
not least ...
Although
initially things will stay the same while I get my head
around everything; I will be looking to make changes in
the coming weeks and months and would like members to
give me their ideas - please use the 'email' post box on
the homepage to send your comments and ideas and I will
do my best to include as much as is feasible.
I look
forward to hearing from you xx
Midland Youth Championships 2009 Results
Congratulations to the following swimmers who competed
at Coventry over May Bank Holiday in the 2009 Midland
Youth Championships. I hope you all enjoyed the
experience and learnt how important it is to swim with a
pre-planned strategy in mind, to swim with purpose and
to focus on technique as well as raw aggression. There
were some outstanding performances and you can all be
proud of your achievements.
Alishia Palmer – Competed in 8 events, appeared
in 3 finals finishing 8th in 100BK, 3rd
in 200FC, 2nd in 400FC. Also finished 1st
in 800FC
Amelia Taylor – Competed in 6 events, appeared in
6 finals finishing 5th in 2 events 100 &
200BK, 4th in 100FC, 3rd in 2
events 400FC & 50FC and 1st in 50BK
Daniel Mills – Voted overall top male performer –
1st place in 800FC, 400FC & 200FC and 3rd
in 100FC
Dominic Torr – Competed in 2 events
Elliott Dudley – Competed in 4 events, appeared
in 1 final finishing 7th in 200fly
Jake Bingham – Competed in 4 events
Katie Banks – Competed in 6 events
Kimberley Colton – Competed in 6 events, appeared
in 6 finals finishing 5th in 100Fly, 4th
in 200BK, 3rd in 200fly, 2nd in
two events 50fly & 200IM & 1st in 400IM
Midland Youth Championships 2009
Best of luck to the following swimmers competing in the
2009 Midland Youth Championship at Coventry this weekend
2nd & 3rd May. Competing are Alishia Palmer, Amelia
Taylor, Daniel Mills, Dominic Torr, Elliott
Dudley, Jake Bingham, Katie Banks & Kimberley Colton.
We will be following your events with great interest and
reporting upon your results, so go with a positive
attitude, a clear strategy of what you are hoping to
achieve and how you are going to do it. Remembering to
enjoy the experience and SWIM FAST.
We will all be cheering you on!!
Barry
Counties 2009
What a fantastic last couple of months!
Over 50 swimmers with qualification times
entered the Counties this year and Mansfield enjoyed
some tremendous successes both individually and in the
final gala relays. Listed below are swimmers and teams
who achieved a top three position in their age group or
top ten Bagcat positions. However this only tells part
of the story of the 2009 counties. The massive number of
individual pbs and the general enthusiasm shown by
swimmers and supporters showed everyone what success
looks like….its blue and gold….and it’s MANSFIELD.
I make no apologises for the length of
this list as all swimmers deserve a mention
Individual
Top male Performance 2009
Daniel Mills
Senior County Champions
Daniel Mills 50m
free, 100m free, 200m free & 400m free
Kimberley Colton
50m fly, 100m breast, 100m IM & 200m butterfly
Junior County Champion
Jordan Chadburn 50m
free
Senior Silver Medals
Alishia Palmer 100m
fly
Dominic Torr
50m back
Philippa Staff 50m
breast
Kimberley Colton 200m
back
Daniel Mills 100m
fly
Junior Silver Medals
Elliott Dudley 50m
breast
Amelia Taylor 100m
free & 200m back
Jordan Chadburn
50m fly
Philippa Staff
50m breast
Senior Bronze Medals
Alishia Palmer
200m free
Amelia Taylor
100m back, 50m free, 50m back, 100m free & 200m
back
Grant Cashmore
50m breast & 100m breast
Kimberley Colton 400m
free
Junior Bronze Medals
Jake Bingham
50m back & 50m free
Elliott Dudley
200m fly
Amelia Taylor
100m back, 50m back, 50m free & 400m free
Shaquille Hamilton
50m breast
Age group Top Three 1st places
Philippa Staff
(12yrs) 50m breast
Oliver Hempsall
(13yrs) 50m back
Amelia Taylor
(15yrs) 50m free, 100m free & 400m free
Jordan Chadburn
(15yrs) 50m back & 50m free
Alishia Palmer
(16-18yrs) 100m fly, 400m free 200m back & 800m free
Age group Top Three 2nd places
Jessica Armsby
(9yrs) 50m fly & 200m fly
Brendan O’Keefe
(11yrs) 50m breast
Sophie Cann
(11yrs) 50m fly
Philippa Staff
(12yrs) 100m breast
Ben Canavan
Taylor (12yrs) 100m fly & 200m fly
Lauren Bloor
(15yrs) 50m breast
Elliott Dudley
(15yrs) 100m fly & 200m fly
Amelia Taylor
(15yrs) 100m back, 50m back & 200m back
Jordan Chadburn
(15yrs) 50m fly
Jake Bingham
(15yrs) 50m back, 100m back, 200m free 50m free
& 100m free
Daniels Mills
(16- 18yrs) 100m fly
Alishia Palmer
(16-18yrs) 400m IM, 100m back, 50m back, 200m free,
100m free
Age group Top Three 3rd places
Jessica Armsby
(9yrs) 200im
Ben Canavan Taylor
(12yrs) 50m back & 50m fly
Katie Banks
(13yrs) 50m fly, 100m breast &50m breast
Jess Collins
(14yrs) 200m breast, 100m breast 800m free
Shaquille Hamilton
(15yrs) 50m breast
Steven Catton
(15yrs) 50m fly
Laura Anthoney
(15yrs) 50m fly
Lauren Bloor
(15yrs) 800m free
Elliot Dudley
(15yrs) 50m fly
Jordan Chadburn
(15yrs) 100m free
Jake Bingham
(15yrs) 200m back, 200m IM 50
Hannah Colton
(16-18yrs) 50m breast
Alishia Palmer
(16-18yrs) 200m IM &100m IM
Dominic Torr
(16-18yrs) 50m back
BAGCATS Final Positions
Jessica Armsby
3rd 9yrs
Brendan O’Keefe
9th 11yrs
Sophie Cann
9th 11yrs
Ben Canavan Taylor
5th 12yrs
Philippa Staff
9th 12yrs
Oliver Hempsall
8th 13yrs
Ethan Tindall
10th 13yrs
Katie Banks
6th 13yrs
Relays
Gold
16 & under Boys Free (Jordan Chadburn, Jake Bingham,
Dominic Torr & Elliott Dudley)
Open Girls Medley (Sarah Horgan, Alishia Palmer Amelia
Taylor & Kimberley Colton)
Silver
12 & under Girls Medley
( Kerris Palmer Sophie Cann, Shannon Brown,
Philippa Staff)
12 & under Boys Free
( Conor Parkin, Christopher Baguley, Brendan O’Keefe,
Ben Canavan Taylor)
Open Boys Free
( Daniel Mills, Dominic Torr, Grant Cashmore, Jordan
Chadburn)
16 & under Girls Free
( Laura Anthoney, Amelia Taylor, Alishia Palmer, Katie
Banks)
16 & under Boys Medley (Jordan
Chadburn, Jake Bingham, Dominic Torr & Elliot Dudley)
Open Girls Free (Sarah
Horgan, Alishia Palmer Amelia Taylor & Kimberley Colton)
Bronze
16 & under Girls Medley
( Paige Tindall, Amelia Taylor, Alishia Palmer, Katie
Banks)
12 & under Boys medley
(Conor Parkin, Christopher Baguley, Brendan O’Keefe, Ben
Canavan Taylor)
Other Mansfield Qualifiers who although not featured
above achieved many PBS and they also did the club proud
by showing the strength in depth that underpins our
club.
But what now?
Perhaps a little time to reflect on our success before
the next targets? No way!
Over the coming months Mansfield will be well
represented in the Midland Youth & BAGCAT Age Group
Championships and swimmers are already preparing for
this round of competition. The club is also actively
encouraging other swimmers to go out to open meets as
part of their continual development.
More news on the Midlands will follow later in the year.
Perfect Blue & Pure Gold
Ivan Colton
President
Loughborough Training
The following session has been booked at Loughborough.
Sunday 10th May at 5pm.
If you are interested then please contact either Barry or one of the
other coaches for further information.
British
University Championships-Kim did good
This year
it was the 200m individual medley where she also
narrowly missed the championships record. Kim also won a
silver medal in the 400m individual medley where she
recorded a new personal best by over four seconds
Speedo Round 3
Finals
Mansfield
have another good night at MacDonald's (courtesy
of Mr Jones our Treasurer).
Sorry that
should have been
MANSFIELD SWIM VERY WELL AND ARE
PROMOTED TO DIV 1 AGAIN
We
had a long 2 hour journey all the way to Droitwich
for the final round of this years National Swimming
League, the hard work in rounds 1 & 2 had been worth
it as we collected maximum league points, however on
paper it was looking to be a very close final with
only 2 points separating 1st place and 5th place in
the league table. The teams in the final were, (in
lane order)
1
Wyre Forest 25 pts
2
Phoenix Youth 27 pts
3
Ledbury 27 pts
4
Mansfield 27 pts
5
Stratford 25 pts
6
Droitwich 23 pts
with
12 points on offer for 1st place down to 2 points
for 6th any permutation was possible!
Knowing that we would be without 3 of our first
choice swimmers for the final it was going to be a
difficult task in putting together a team capable of
(a) making sure we got promotion and (b) win the
gala. Then at 1.30 on Saturday another swimmer rang
in ill. But as all team managers know that's all
part of the territory. What a good job we had 2
hours on the coach to speak to the kids and fill in
the gaps on the team sheets.
On
arrival at Droitwich we found it difficult to park
our coach as the top car park was full of cars and
the bottom car park was flooded with the over night
rain. Some of the kids would have preferred swimming
in the car park as it looked better than the
pool!!!! This was certainly not the best venue
to hold a Division 2 final. No electronic timing!
Very little space for the swimmers and their
belongings! Minimal spectator facilitators and
the pool was very warm indeed. During the warm up we
had a swimmer with a bleeding nose which the first-aiders
could not stop, this prevented him from swimming in
the first round of relays and lead to more
changes on the team sheet!!!!!!!!!
So
it was on to the swimming, Kim Colton got us off to
a good start by winning the first event and we had a
good round of relays, after 12 events we were in a 3
way tie with 48 points each, at the end of event 24
we were trailing by 3 points to Ledbury but had got
a 10 point lead on the next two clubs, Stratford and
Wyre Forest.
Despite some spirited swimming we were losing ground
on Ledbury, by event 36 we were training by 15
points but we were still managing to pull away from
our nearest 2 competitors, extending our lead to 13
points.
As
event 42 finished we only had the final 8 relays to
go and we were still 14 points behind Ledbury but
now only 8 points in front of Stratford. We
then put together an excellent run of results in the
last 6 relays winning 4 and finishing a 2nd and a
3rd, there was then an anxious wait to see if we had
secured enough points to seal promotion.
As
usual the announcers do it in reverse order,
Droitwich 110, Phoenix Youth 172, Stratford 177,
Wyre Forest 179, Mansfield 199, Ledbury 209. That
gave us 10 league points and with it Promotion,
Second on the Night and Second in the league. Not a
bad result at all out of 24 clubs.
On
the night our 13 year olds hauled in 61 points out
of a maximum possible of 72, which was very
impressive. Special thanks go to Katie Banks and
Phillipa Staff for their help in filling in vacant
swims and despite both being 13 year olds they
filled in at 15 years and Open. Also Amelia Taylor
who won 2 individual events and was part of 3
winning relay teams. We also had 21 PBs and 13 first
places, Oliver Hempsall had 3 PBs, Kerris Palmer had
2 and Jamie Dinning broke his 50m Free PB 3 times on
the night, this just shows how every one contributed
to a good team performance.
So
it was off to celebrate at our favourite
MacDonald's. You all
deserved every mouthful (webmaster Julie)
A
Big thank you to all those that have helped with
official duties throughout this campaign and to all
those swimmers that have taken part in the 3 galas
at Derby, Bromsgrove and finally Droitwich. Many
parents have also travelled long distances in
support of the team either on the bus or by car, so
a big thank you to them also. Please keep supporting
in 2009.
Grahame Hempsall
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