There were some errors in the submission to the ASA for rankings. These were my fault and I am working to get them corrected.

That brings us to the end of the competition. Thanks to all the officials and organisers. If you have any comments about this competition please add an update.

Now the post penultimate event (work it out!), the mens 200m backstroke. Heat times suggest a comfortable win for Graham Joyce from City of MIlton Keynes. Callum Hillicks goes on very quickly in a soon-to-be-illegal costume. Four in a row at 100m as Callum starts to go backwards and in a very close finish, Joseph Canlan-Shaw from Oxford just touches first.

The penultimate event .. the ladies 200m breaststroke and if the heats are anything to go by, it should be a close race between Annabel Humphreys and Florence Claringbold. Florence takes an early lead, but Annabel is right with her at 100m. In the end, Annabel Humphreys wins comfortably in 2.40.48.

Now the event the place judges dread, the mens 50m freestyle. Clear win for Callum Hicks in 23.28 but a blanket finish for the minor places.

The ladies are back, this time for the 50m fly (just 2 finals after the 200m fly). Mai Alland wins by more than 1/2 second in 29.50 (almost exactly the same as her heat time).

Just 5 swimmers left in the mens 4x50 IM after 7 withdrawals. Steven King should win this comfortably and indeed is well clear at the half way point. Kevin Mitchell applies some pressure in the final 50, but Steven cruises home in 2.13.29 (well outside his heat time).

Now the final session of finals .. pity so few people are left on poolside. First of this batch of 6 is the ladies 200m butterfly. Based on heat times, this should be easy for Hannah Shore of Leatherhead in lane 4. At 100m Hannah is neck and neck with Sophie Brooks from Crawley. They touch together at 175m and Sophie pulls 1/2 metre clear in the last 25. Slower rimes than in the heats.

The last set of six finals starts in 20 minutes at 4:15 pm.

Some intermittent network problems this afternoon, so live results have been interrupted.

Cullum Hicks leads the qulaifiers for the 50m freestyle with a time of 23.84.

Now 7 quickfire heats of the male 50m freestyle. This is the event where the place judges dread a failure of the electronic timing!

Adenais Vachon, who has swum well all weekend, pulls out a 3m lead at the half way mark of the final heat, eventually winning by more than 5 seconds in a time of 4.20.19

Three swimmers almost in a line at 350m in heat 2. Lucy Campbell just pips Olivia Law at the finish in a time of 4.35.41

Gemma Wilson sets the standard with 4.39.02 in heat 1. Lucy Chenery takes a gold medal in the multi-disability, beating her entry time by 8 seconds.

11 withdrawals from the ladies 400m freestyle, leaving just 3 heats. As with all events longer than 200m this is a HDW event.

An easy win for Steven KIng from Bracknell in 2.10.43. None of the others in the final heat bettered Aman's time from heat 3.

Going in to the final heat of the boys 200m Ind Medley the time to beat is 2.12.29 set by Aman Shah from Newbury.

IN the boys 200m Ind Medley, Ben Page in heat 1 needs to beat his entry time of 3.03.92 to take the multi-disability medal.

Seven of the eight swimmers in heat 2 make the final, lead by Hannah Shore from Leatherhead in 2.15.07

The time to beat for a guranteed place in the final is 2.28.35, set by Eleanor Wood from Reading.

Two heats of 200m butterfly for the girls, and a few seconds early we are off.

Getting ready to start the final session. The start time of the finals has been brought forward to 4:15pm (with the agreement of all the coaches present).

End of the morning session. You can tell from the commentary that everything has gone remarkably smoothly.

One heat of seven teams in the mens 4x100 Medley Relay. Haslemere are streets ahead at the hald way point. Surely no-one can pull back almost 15 mteres. No! Haslemere finish more than 7 seconds ahead to take the gold medal.

Five teams in heat 2. On paper, Crawley should win easily, but they are not swimming on paper. Crawley, Windsor and Haslemere are together at 200m; Haslemere lead at 300m by about a metre, and in a thrilling finish hold on to win by a fingertip. Rather faster than heat 1.

Rushmoor Royals have a 4 second lead at the half way point in heat 1 and set a target of 4.04.08 for the teams in heat 2. A good time, 6 seconds inside their entry time.

The first relay is now unbderway, the Ladies 4x100m freestyle relay. There are 2 heats.

We will now have some presentations. Warm-up for the relays will be at 12:00

The final final of the morning session is the ladies 100m IM. At the half way point, the fastest qualifier Elizabeth Hetherington is in fifth place. She pulls clear in the breaststroke to win by 4 metres in a tgime of 1.06.64

The men are only doing 50m backstroke and seem to be back before they have really started. Another win for Callum Hicks in 26.51

Charlotte Hobbs takes the ladies 100m backstroke in a time of 1.03.30, but Kathryn Willis pushes her all the way to the finish.

The mens 100m fly looks to be very close from the heat times. At the half way point, Callum Hicks leads by about a metre, and presses the accelerator in the last 50 to win by 3 seconds.

Now the ladies 50m breaststroke. Elizabeth Herrington just beats Mai Alland to the touch in a time of 33.46.

We are going straight through the finals this time, with all presentations at the end.

Another close finish in the mens 100m breaststroke. Jamie Shields of Bracknell and Wokingham takes gold in 58.27

A close finish in the ladies 100m freestyle sees Hannah Shore touching out Sara Parfett to win in a time of 58.27.

Steven King of Bracknell wins the first final, the 200m freestyle in a time of 1.53.14. Joseph Vanlan-Shaw from City of Oxford is not far behind.

After a very well respected 1 minute silence, the finals are underway.

End of the heats. The finals will start at 11:15.

Charlotte Hobbs leads the finalists in 1.04.41. Charlotte Hope just misses out .. first reserve from heat 2 of 6.

Penultimate heat. Victoria Turner sets the standard in 1.05.57. Charlotte Hope's time is now 5th fastest with only the final heat to go.

Charlotte Hope's time of 1.07.15 in heat 2 beats her entry time by 3 seconds and gives her an outside chance of a place in the final.

Event 208 is the ladies 100m backstroke. Lucy Chenery in heat 1 is the sole disabled swimmer in this event. She needs to beat her entry time of 1.34.10  to get the gold medal  ..  1.34.27, so just outside.

Callum Hillicks leads the finalists with a time of 57.05.

Final heat of the mens 100m fly. The time to beat is 60.03 set by Tom Lamb in heat 2.

Rachael Solway duly takes the first gold medal of the day in a time of 4.56.58 with Imogen West second and Charlotte Hope third.

The backstroke makes a different as Rachael pulls out a 5 metre lead and then pulls even further ahead on the breaststroke leaving her 83 seconds to complete the freestyle to take the gold medal.

Based on entry times, this should be easy ro Rachael Solway of Guildford. At the end of the fly she is second behind Emma Joyce.

The 400m IM for ladies is an HDW event. Going in to the last heat, the time to beat is 5.7.62 set by Jocely Olyett of City of Milton Keynes.

Jamies Shields of Bracknell leads the qualifiers for the mens 100m breaststroke

Just 4 heats of the ladies 50m breaststroke. Mai Alland of Mid Sussex Marlins leads the qualifiers witha time of 33.56

Steven King with a spectacular time of 1:49.64 leads the qualifiers for the final.

James Penfare's time of 1.58.42 from heat 3 is still the target to beat with 2 heats to go in the mens 200m freestyle.

Hannah Shore leads the qualifiers for the final.

Adenais Vachon takes heat 7 by a fingertip to set the time to beat for the final 8 swimmers 58.52.

Two heats to go and the time to beat is 1:00.19 set by Jocelyn Olyett in heat 6.

Today's programme is the same as yesterday, but with sexes reversed, so we start with 8 heats of the ladies 100m freestyle.

Ready to go .. swimmers at the start for heat 1 and the timing system has been tested.

A note for clubs who entered swimmers with times OUTSIDE the qualifying times. There will be no refunds!
Condition 5.8 states "Any swimmer submitting an ineligible entry, will have that entry rejected and will forfeit the entry fee."

Just about to start warm-up for day 2. Seem to be lots of withdrawals due to sickness, so we should have a relaxing day.

And that concludes the swimming for today.  Just a few presentations to go.

The final of the Womens 200m Backstroke.

Kathryn Willis looks to take the lead right from the start but Charlotte Hobbs continues to push her hard to the mid way point in the race.

Charlotte chases down the final length but Kathryn touches first in 2:13.27. Charlotte second in 2:14.16 and Katherine Shaw will take bronze.

The final of the Mens 200m Breaststroke.

Xander Alari-Williams leads after the first 50m but is chased by Neil Redman at the half way stage.  Xander stretches his lead with 50m to go and Neil also pulls away from the rest of the field.

The gold medal will go to Xander who wins in 2:21.61.  Silver to Neil with a time of 2:27.13 and bronze to Jack Beddoes who finishes in 2:32.97.

The final of the Womens 50m Freestyle.

It's too close to call at the turn but Mai Alland edges ahead on the second length to claim gold in 25.93.  Zara Williams second and Natasha Hickey third.

The final of the Mens 50m Butterfly.

Callum Hillicks set the fastest time in the heats and he does so again in the final finishing in 25.03.  Ben Trout 2nd and Steven King 3rd.

The final of the Ladies 200m Individual Medley.

Elizabeth Hetherington leads after the fly leg but Rachael Solway pulls back on the backstroke to lead at the half way stage.  The breaststroke leg seperates the field but it's still Rachael with 50m to swim followed by Emily Pinchin.

Rachael holds her lead to touch in 2:19.34 and take the gold medal.  Emily takes silver and Jocelyn Ulyett bronze.

The first final of the afternoon - the Mens 200m Butterfly. Steven King goes out quickly to gain an early lead.  At the half way mark Steven is being chased by Graham Joyce in 2nd then Callum Moorse coming up the outside.

Steven stretches his lead and with 50m to go looks certain to take gold.  He tocuhes in 2:00.15 - a new region record time.

That concludes the heats for today.  Finals start at 4:45pm.

We're now finishing the day's heats with the Ladies 200m Backstroke.  5 heats of this before we move on to the finals.

Just in case anyone else is confused - all of the results from today are being posted under Session 1.  Tomorrow's results will be Session 2.

It's a sprint to the finish and it's Cameron Bax who takes gold in 8:45.06.  Benjamin Flaherty will take silver in 8:45.67 and Andrew Horsfall-Turner bronze.

Adenais Vachon wins the ladies even in 8:55.02.

Cameron and Benjamin remain neck to neck with 100m to go.  Can Benjamin hold his lead?

At 600m it's still Benjamin and Cameron now comfortably ahead of Ben's time turning in 6:35.45.

Adenais also looks on course for gold with a split of 6:40.95 - about 8 seconds faster than Charlotte at this stage.

It's very close between Benjamin and Cameron Bax at the half way point.  They have closed the gap on Ben's time turning in 4:22.

After 200m Benjamin Flaherty leads in 2:09.75 which is slower than Ben Tilley's split.  Adenais touches in 2:10.56 which is quicker than Charlotte's split.

Adanais Vachon is the lastest lady to swim targetting Charlotte's time from heat 3.  Making up the rest of the heat are the 6 remaining men (there is one empty lane for anyone who can count!)

Ben wins the heat in 8:54.58.  James Malkin comes in second and Charlotte third in 9:04.73 to become the fastest lady.

Ben turns at the mid way point in 4:23.61.  If he maintains this pace in the second half he should be well within his entry time.  Charlotte is still the fastest ladie in 4:30.53.

Ben Tilley is going out quickly taking an early lead at 200m.  Charlotte Hope heads the main pack.

Heat 3 sees the first of the men taking to the pool.  There's only one lady to go after this heat so there are medals to be decided now.

And Sadie Fleetwood cruises through the second half of the race to raise the standard to 9:22.45.  It looks so easy from the side of the pool!

At the mid way point Sadie maintains her lead with Gemma Wilson pushing close behind.

Heat 2 is again all women with Sadie Fleetwood leading after 200m.

And Lauren maintains her lead win the heat in 9:24.34 and set the standard for the rest to beat.

Now we move to the 800m Freestyle which is a mixed event.  Heat 1 is all women.  At the half way stage Lauren Parsons leads in 4:38.93.

The time to beat in the second heat of the Mens 200m Breaststroke is Samual Wilton's time of 2:32.84.

And for interest the region record of 25.49 for this event is held by Katy Sexton and was set at the European Championships in 2008.

Now on to the shortest event of the Championships - Ladies 50m Freestyle.  9 heats.

And it is Steven King who takes gold in the Mens 400 Freestlye in 3:58.42.  William Elliott claims silver in 4:06.76 and George Wilson bronze.

At the mid way point in the final heat Steven King leads in 1:56.19 - about 6 seconds ahead of George's split.

With just the final heat to go the time to beat is 4:07.20 set by George Wilson.  That's fastest than the fastest entry time for heat 4.

And onto the Mens 400 Freestyle.  Andrew Norman wins the first heat in 4:22.62.

We're well into the Ladies 200 IM now.  4 heats swum, 3 to go.

And as there are only two heats in the event we now have the finalists.

My mistake - that was a dead heat for first place with Michael Ingram.

Henry Young leads after the first half of the race but it's Tom Lamb who wins the first heat of the afternoon.

Heat 1 of the Mens 200 Fly is in the pool.

Just over 10 minutes until we start the afternoon session.

End of the morning session. Warm-up for the afternoon session starts at 1:15 with the first event at 2pm.

We have reset the clock on the timing system, so the start time for each heat should now be sensible.

A fairly gentle morning. More withdrawals than normal (swine flu?) so no problem keeping to schedule.

The second final is the mens 100m freestyle. Very close finish, but Steven King just pulls ahead coming in to the wall.

And the winner is Emily Pinchin from Guildford.

Now into the firts final of the day, the ladies 200m freestyle. Very close after 50m.

A rather hectic start .. due to spilt coffee .. but we are underway and hopefully live results are now working.

Warm-up is underway for the first session. Sorry no webcam today, not enough bodies to set it up.

You can withdraw in advance by e-mail including the swimmer's name, ASA number and events to withdraw from.  Alternatively withdrawal forms will be available on the day.