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Regions swimmers gain GB selection

Posted on 28 Apr 2008 at 13:05 by Natalie Cunningham

Seven swimmers from the Region have been selected to represent Great Britain at the European Junior and World Youth Championships.

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South East Region Youth Championships 2008

Posted on 16 Apr 2008 at 17:34 by Mike Lambert

With the closing date for the 2008 Youth Championships passed, we have been able to analyse the entries. The event is about 120% OVERSUBSCRIBED.

Rather than reject a lot of swims and swimmers we have made changes to the arrangements for finals. Please click more for details.

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BOA Select Additional Relay Swimmers for Team GB for Beijing 2008

Posted on 14 Apr 2008 at 19:38 by Chris Lambert

The British Olympic Association (BOA) today selected Simon Burnett for Team GB at the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games to swim the 4x100m Freestyle Relay.

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Spofforth Secures Olympic Nomination

Posted on 05 Apr 2008 at 16:15 by Chris Lambert

Portsmouth Northsea's Gemma Spofforth won the Womens 100m Backstroke Final at Ponds Forge this morning to become British Champion and win a place on Team GB at this summer's Beijing Olympic Games.

Spofforth set a new British Record in yesterday's heats to become one of five swimmers reaching the required standard for Olympic Nomination. With just two places on offer the final was hard fought but Spofforth went under a minute for the second time in 24 hours to secure nomination. Team mate Katy Sexton missed out on nomination after finishing third to Elizabeth Simmonds (Lincoln).

Update: Spofforth today claimed a second Olympic nomination after finishing second in the final of the 200m Backstroke.

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Regions swimmers on form at British Championships

Posted on 05 Apr 2008 at 09:27 by Natalie Cunningham

The Regions' swimmers add more qualfying times to put their names on the selectors list for the European Junior Championships in Belgrade later this year

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Swimmers make selection list for European Juniors in record time

Posted on 02 Apr 2008 at 09:08 by Natalie Cunningham

After two days of competition at the British Championships in Sheffield, three of the Region's swimmers have put themselves on the potential selection list for the European Junior Championships in Belgrade.

 

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Older News

28 Mar 2008 16:38Swimmers Strive Towards Olympic DreamsMore...
26 Mar 2008 17:03South East Swimmer Represents GBMore...
17 Mar 2008 19:54Did you know that the SE Regional Championships is a Multi Disability Event? More...
06 Mar 2008 10:25What is your clubs capacity?More...
03 Mar 2008 13:17New Regional Skills Development Coach Appointed More...
28 Feb 2008 15:35Would you like to find out more about Disability Swimming?More...
14 Feb 2008 22:32ASASER Swimming Championships 2008More...
30 Jan 2008 10:37Region's Volunteers Win National AwardsMore...
22 Jan 2008 11:39South East Region Swimming Championships 2008More...
08 Jan 2008 12:04An Introduction to Officiating at Events which Include Swimmers with a Disability.More...

An Integrated Approach to Swimming

The ASA South East Region Swimming Management Group will have a broad remit, covering all aspects of competitive and leisure swimming and integrating Disability and Open Water Swimming into a single “Whole Sport” strategy, incorporating

  • Learn to swim programmes and school club links
  • Competition
  • Encouragement of excellence through special camps for Junior and Youth Potential Squads and Coach education
  • Lifelong participation, including the growth of Masters swimming and swim-fit programmes
The Management Group for Swimming will be set up shortly. Anyone who is interested in participating should contact Mike Lambert, interim convenor for Swimming.

Disability Swimming

In line with the recommendations of the ASA, the South East Region will adopt a dual approach in support of disability swimming.
  • Disabled swimmers will be encouraged to swim alongside able-bodied swimmers in “mainstream” competitions; multi-disability events will be included in Regional championships.
  • Specialised disability events will be used to encourage the growth of disability swimming.

Licensed Meets

The South East Region’s responsibility for competition will extend to ensuring that all swimmers have the opportunity to compete at their own level, through the provision of appropriate licensed meets.

Where there is a need, the Region will support meets that are not financially viable.

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