the annual Sport Swansea Awards. Tonight is a culmination

Welcome to the annual Sport Swansea Awards. Tonight is a culmination of everyone in this room’s hard
work over the past year, with without whom, we would have nothing to celebrate. Whether it’s a Wednesday afternoon, Wednesday evening or an early morning start, no one can fault the commitment that our
students show to their sport. I am lucky to have been able to work with each and every one of you, and I
cannot extend enough thanks for how many smiles you have put on my face over the past year, whether
this be from an amazing win or a particularly impressive fancy dress effort.
With this being Sport Swansea’s second year, the structures, procedures and processes are very much
firmed but this is only due to the behind the scenes work of numerous people. As clubs, we all owe huge
thanks to various members of staff within the Students’ Union, who on a daily basis sort out the finances
and events that are critical for us being as successful as we are. The University and Sport Swansea Committee have once again been excellent, and of course sport in Swansea would be nothing without Gwyneth. Sadie and the work that she does is invaluable and I have been lucky enough to call her my colleague
this year. There is no denying that we would be completely lost without her and I cannot thank her
enough!
We should all be proud of sport in Swansea and you are the ones who have made it what it is. I hope you
all enjoy this evening’s celebrations and congratulations to all those who will be receiving awards!
Many Thanks
Charlotte Peters
It’s been a fantastic year of sport as our second operating as Sport Swansea, and one that we can be proud
of.
With sport sitting over the University and the Union, even though we are now in our 2 nd year it has still
been tough for sports clubs to become accustomed to the changes. Both University and Union staff should
be thanked for their considerable work over the past year and I have enjoyed working with each one of
you.
It’s has been a fantastic year for Sport off the field with the University striding forward in terms of its relationships with our local professional sides, we now have use
of Fairwood, which is a top class facility, and one which our clubs and other Universities very much enjoy visiting. Sport is striving forward and Swansea University is on
the map. We are hosting our biggest ever event here in July – the ICP European Athletics, and holding the annual BUCS Conference in which representatives from every
British University will be here, seeing what Swansea has to offer
Although teams come and go and some years are more successful than others, what
never changes is the friendship and teamwork between our sporting students. The
friends and memories you have gained over time with your team will, when you look back in years to
come, be some of the fondest you have from your time at University. So many ex-students say that the
best thing they did in University was to join their chosen sports club.
Even with such a fantastic social side to our teams, we are still remarkably competitive given our size and
resource. To be achieving the results we do is a credit to you and to your committees and captains. The
University and the Union are indebted to you for picking up the torch and carrying it for us, leaving sport at
a better place at the end of the year than it was at the beginning of the year.
Sport is held in high regard by the University, which is obviously apparent by the senior staff present here
tonight. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of our VIPs for their support of Sport Swansea.
We would certainly not be in the position we are now without the individual support of each and every one
present. My final thank-you is to Charlotte who has brought sport to where we are now and has been a
fantastic asset to all of the clubs this year.
I wish you all a fun-filled night and hope that, whether you move on or come back to us next year; Swansea
will forever be in your heart!
Sadie Thwaites
(Student Sports Manager)
Loyalty Colours
Swansea University Loyalty Colours are awarded to students who have made a full contribution to a club for three or more
years. Thank-you for all of your support.
American Football
Ben Smith
Olly John
George Downs-Wheeler
Luke Davis
Josh Stanley
Simon George
Chris Millett
Matt Goodsell
Davis Parker
Joe Janes
Adam Salter
Fencing
Joel Stevens-Leach
Gareth Price
Joseph Mountford
Will Sparkes
William Jones
Dave Boyle
Dave prince
Men’s Football
Tim Brienza
James Hoeppner
George Parsons
Josh O'Neill
Marcus Wyatt
John Roberts
Chris Buxton
Mike Davey
Women’s Football
Geraint Powell
Sam Rose-Miles
Sasha Bailey
David Ponting
James Alloway
Sophie Titcombe
Callum Jack Barnard
Matt Barnard
Amy Rowe
Dave Barratt
Josh Allard
Tasha Wilcox
Dylan Evans
Leah Nicholas
Badminton
Ryan Roberts
Lauren Walker
Oli Kenyon-Knibbs
Morgan Norey
Sue Fitzpatrick
Will Hutchinson
Jasper Morgan
Charlotte Pitt
Chris McMullan
Tom Cullimore
Jeongyih Ho
Matt Cone
Golf
Penny Scott
Dan Frankcom
Liam Eley
Hannah Marriott
Sam Caunt
Tom Smith
Josh Kirby
Tom Beddow
Cricket
Dan Ball
Jono Wright
Eric Antunes
Women’s Hockey
Glen Williams
Luke Chidzey
Holly Janes
Alex Gill
Jack Morgan
Holly Walker
Sam Evans
Haider Al-Qaddo
Ellie Keast
George Painter
Josh Clack
Alice Offord
Tom Kear
David Glasby
Hannah Quaintance
Caleb StAther
George Thomas
Lisa Jones
Euan Tippings
Darius Niamir
Catriona Bell
Loyalty Colours
Swansea University Loyalty Colours are awarded to students who have made a full contribution to a club for three or more
years. Thank-you for all of your support.
Women’s Hockey
Sam Murrell
Rowing
Izzy Tennyson
Jacob Mitchel
Matthew Meyer
Bex Cummins
Phoebe Wright
Milly Marshall-Stochmal
Lacrosse
Edward Hares
Verity Benjafield
Harry Noden
Zoe Bradford
Steve Brown
Ladies Rugby Union
Sophie Malin
Ben Peeler
Emily Roberts
Stacey Paramore
Jack Matthews
Gemma Booroff
Will Bryan
Morgan Simpson
Men’s Hockey
Ross Davies
Peita Mcalister
Harvey Richardson
Caitlin Brown
Puv Samra
Alice Bell
Squash
Tom Skirrow
Kate Mills
Cassandra Mason
Jonny Cardy
Camilla Norris
Owen Walters
Shaun Maclean
Sophie Cohen
Alicia Venables
David Beale
Emma Savage
Russ Moralee
Olly Downing
Netball
Swimming
Tom Keelan
Lorna Belford
Josh Dunn
Pete Griffiths
Amber Jones
Camilla Grossman
Ieuan Jeffries
Angharad Morris
Aden King
Jason Rawson
Jasmin Lane
Sam Hall
Rebecca Steinglass
Tennis
Sam Heaver
Hannah Roberts
James Fletcher
Will Matthews
Holly Pritchard
Oliver Jackson
Tom Newman
Anna Barton
Kieran groom
Jakob Plant
Megan O'Connell
Rachel Seary
Lowri Gwillim
Irene Gomez
Karate
Sophie Hamer
Georgie Sharpe
Lauren Stanford
Hazel Cochrane
Jamie Davies
Alex Trew
Elen Jones
Lifesaving
Phoebe Bennett
Joshua Hale
Emily Evans
Loyalty Colours
Swansea University Loyalty Colours are awarded to students who have made a full contribution to a club for three or more
years. Thank-you for all of your support.
Ultimate Frisbee
Volleyball
Matt Bolton
Matthew Jones
Ben Yarnold
Helene Foxley
Maxwell Allars
Naomi Foxley
Camilla Spearing
Prayas Goyal
Ben Doherty
Tom Hill
Szymon Kubal
Ian Milowodski
Half Colours
Presented by Miss Charlotte Peters
Swansea University Half Colours are for current students who have represented a nation at University level or for
junior internationals.
Guillem Bauza – Men’s Football
Ross Davies - Lacrosse
Jack McKenna – Men’s Football
George Parsons – Men’s Football
Full Colours
Presented by Miss Charlotte Peters
Swansea University Full Colours are awarded to current students who have represented their country at senior international standard whilst studying at University.
Phillip Nicholl – Karate
Phillip is a Welsh international at senior level, representing the nation in Portugal in 2013. Phillip is a Welsh bronze
medallist in the world champs in Liverpool in 2013 and is the current Under 21 British karate Champion.
Edward Hares - Rowing
Ed has represented wales as a junior prior to University. In 2011 Ed went straight into the senior squad and went
onto race the Home International Regatta as an open weight and age senior for Wales in 2013.
Most Improved of the Year
Presented by Miss Liz Johnson
The most improved of the year award goes to the club who has made the most progress since last year.
NOMINATIONS
Squash
The squash club has improved in many ways since last year and has had a fantastic season
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Alicia Venables reached the women’s semi-finals in the main draw of the individual championships.
Mens 1st team came second in their league
The club has worked extremely hard on developing standards over the last two years and can now financially support a
coach- who has been dedicated in improving all 3 squads
Secured sponsorship for the first time
The club has held two intramural tournaments, which has provided funds for the club and introduced non team members
to competition. These tournaments have been the highlight of the year for some, with excellent participation from a
variety of standards which have been worked into graded tournaments.
Record number of members
Equestrian
Equestrian have had a record number of members signed up this year, currently at 76 members. The club has raised £500 for a
local horse charity and cancer research with their 2014 naked calendar.
The first and second team have had a very successful season, both finishing a respectable 3 rd in their competitive leagues. From
the 1st team Rosie Wilson has qualified for the regional finals in April, following three top 5 results in the championship league.
Other results include an individual 3rd and 6th place is regional competitions.
The club have developed a fantastic monthly news letter to keep their members informed with all the clubs news and results.
Women’s Rugby Union
Throughout its history the club has demonstrated the ability to recruit both new players to the sport as well as provide competitive rugby for those who have played before. However, this year through implementing a new club development plan it has
been possible to see this number increase far beyond anyone’s expectations producing the capacity to create a development
side who have played in a number of friendly fixtures with fantastic success across the board.
Features of this success include stronger community links with clubs playing in the Welsh premiership as well as other leagues.
Three players have been selected into the regional Ospreys playing squad as well as regular attendance for other players at Osprey development sessions. A finish in a competitive BUCS league of 3 rd including beating Cardiff Met 2s, near cricket score victories as well as a huge increase in community within the club.
Off the pitch the club has also seen community success competing in the Warrior challenge, organizing and referring beach
events with touring teams as well as the school of management. In addition to this the club competed in the Urdd festival for
Welsh speakers and learners. Further to this, the club is currently pursuing philanthropic efforts through individual success in
Dryathlon for Cancer Research as well as an event raising awareness for women’s aid and domestic violence.
This year’s committee have secured coaching staff, sports massage therapy for games as well as a team that can continue to
progress with the capacity to enter into BUCS 7s and with the long term goal of entering a second team into BUCS leagues.
Fresher of the Year
Presented by Miss Liz Johnson
The fresher of the year award is presented to the fresher who has contributed most to University sport.
NOMINATIONS
Dominic Hill – Rifle
With the rifle club being a new team this year, expectations on members were varied. All year groups had equal abilities and everyone started at the same level.
Dom however has made an outstanding contribution to the club and to the sport during his first year of studies. Joining with some experience, through this years coaching, Dom has excelled and is now on the verge of national, professional standard.
In support of this, Dom has recently been placed 1st at a Welsh national competition and also shot an incredible
score of 98 at team training.
Jorge Rodriquez – Karate
Jorge has been an asset to the karate club this year, representing in their Varsity match against Cardiff and picking
up Karate’s only medal at BUCS in Sheffield ; a silver in the novice men’s category.
Jacob Amadi – American Football
In American football it is very difficult for a fresher to come in and become a starter in their first season. Jacob has
stepped into the team starting on offence and defense playing both running back and middle linebacker. Jacob has
scored the 2nd most points for the team this year. The American Football team finished a fantastic season by winning
the BUCS Trophy Finals beating Royal Holloway. Jacob was the MVP in the final.
Sportsman of the Year
Presented by the Vice Chancellor, Professor Richard Davies
The sportsman of the year award is presented to the man who has excelled to the highest level over the season.
NOMINATIONS
Chris Suggitt – Swimming
Chris is a final year Sport Science student and has been vital to the performance Swimming team. This year Chris
picked up silver in the 400IM at the LC Championships and a further medal in the 1500m freestyle at the SC Championships. Chris has medalled each year he has competed at BUCS.
Chris has now been selected to the England Talent programme and British Development programme for open water.
Steffan Hughes – Rugby Union
Sport Science student Steffan has been in the Welsh under 20’s squad for two years and this year captained the
squad in the recent 6 nations Championships where Wales finished 3rd.
Steff was also part of the Wales U20 world cup squad who impressively made it all the way to the final but losing
narrowly to England.
Phillip Nicholl – Karate
Phillip is a Welsh International at senior level and has been selected for Wales for a 7th consecutive year in January.
Phillip has a long list of achievements to his name however in the 2013/14 season Phillip has fought at senior level
European Championships in Portugal, and won a bronze medal at the World Championships in Junior Team Kumite.
Phil narrowly missed out on a BUCS medal this year due to a K.O in the medal match.
Sportswoman of the Year
Presented by the Vice Chancellor, Professor Richard Davies
The sportswoman of the year award is presented to the woman who has excelled to the highest level over the season.
NOMINATIONS
Alys Thomas – Swimming
Alys is a 3rd year Psychology student and has brought home many BUCS medals during her time at University. This
year Alys won gold in the 100m Butterfly in the LC Championships and gold in the 200m butterfly in the SC Championships.
Alys is a member of the Welsh Senior Elite team who competed and Medalled at the US Open Championships in Irvine, California last summer. Alys now has one eye on Glasgow and the trials for the Commonwealth Games.
Anna McAteer – Rifle
Anna has helped set up the rifle club which was a new club this year and secured National level coaching for all
members. For rifle’s first year in BUCS, Anna took the team to 3rd place in their division.
Anna herself has competed in the Germany Championships placing 2nd Indoor and 3rd outdoor and in the Welsh
championships placed 2nd outdoor and 4th indoor. Anna has performed at an exceptional level without the support
of an established rifle club within the University.
Tess Norjeko – Fencing
Tess has represented Wales in the Women's Sabre in September at the junior championships, and holds a Junior
rank of 15th in Great Britain and will enter her next competition as 36th in the Senior rankings.
She came home with the Silver cup from the Welsh universities championships in Sabre, and a bronze in Women's
Foil.
She has competed internationally at junior level and has done exceedingly well as part of a team and as part of the
club at Swansea
Team of the Year
Presented by Mrs Gwyneth Diment
Team of the year is presented to the team who has performed beyond expectation and excelled themselves over the
season.
NOMINATIONS
Golf
With the disappointment of an unfortunate relegation last year, the team had to come together and recruit brand
new players with the aim of being promoted this year.
The team have done just that, unbeaten in the league and unbeaten in the cup leading to completing the double.
Not only that the team won their 6 straight successive varsities to complete the triple.
Ladies Volleyball
The ladies have performed beyond expectations during their second competitive year in BUCS. After last year’s promotion they have finished a very creditable 3rd position in Western 1A, missing out on 1st place by only one win.
However, the girls were given a 2nd chance at promotion by playing a round robin with Surrey and Sussex for the final place in the premiership. The girls put in a convincing win against Surrey however lost in a nail biting 5 set match
against a strong Sussex which gave Sussex the promotion. The girls should be proud of their achievements this year.
American Football
The team have had their most successful season in the club’s short history. The boys finished 2nd in the league only
losing to the League Champions by 2 points. The team then went on a winning spree in the National trophy knockouts beating Newcastle, Lancaster, and Exeter on the way to the final. The boys rounded off a superb season by travelling up to Leeds and beating Royal Holloway in the final 38-12. For a team without a regular pitch, this isn’t a bad
achievement!
Club of the Year
Presented by Miss Charlotte Peter & Mr Steve Pearce £250 prize sponsored by Idols
Club of the year is presented to the club who has performed to an exceptional level right across the club.
NOMINATIONS
Fencing
This year, the fencing club has had its most successful year since its creation. The club has had its hand in charity work, holding
two charity blood drives with NHS wales when they visited the university and planning a charity calendar later in the year.
Its women’s team is the strongest it’s ever been and has achieved its highest ever place in the BUCS league coming 3 rd. The
men’s team has been grown from a group of fresher’s stepping into the club and into fencing for the first time this September
and achieving an admiral result of 5th in their league.
The club has also had success financially, being granted £1500 from sport wales to spend on club improvement and training. This
money was used to send 4 first and second year members to get a level 1 coaches qualification in their weapon.
The committee has worked especially hard to bring the club up to date and push that little bit extra into the regular life of all its
members. We hope to be considered for most improved club of the year!
Ultimate Frisbee
This year Swansea University Ultimate has developed itself in every respect and surpassed all achievements from their previous
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Largest fresher intake and retention
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Placed well at BUCS qualifiers and competed nationally for the first time in club history.
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More focus and emphasis on development of the women’s team leading to a spot in the outdoor nationals spot in April.
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Broke into the top six teams of the Western region
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Hosting their largest ever tournament in the summer
The committee’s hard work has left the club in the strongest position it has ever been in; regionally, nationally, financially and in
terms of the players taking it forward next year. The team’s reputation in the ultimate community, and concomitantly the reputation of the university, has improved exponentially; and as such I believe Swansea University Ultimate deserve Most Improved
Club this year.
Netball
This year netball has focused on all aspects of club development. The club have created a 4 th team who compete competitively
in the local Swansea league. . The committee has worked tirelessly to set up extra training and fitness sessions to accommodate
all 4 teams and social players and to subsidise the session ensuring that each member gets value for their membership fee!
Swansea university netball club has this year reached large membership numbers at 95 with 71 girls currently turn up to train.
Through the additions of a Media Chair and Secretary and a Raising and Giving (RAG) Representative the club has become better
organised and has greatly helped raise the profile of the club. The new positions in the committee have also allowed for the
opportunity for club members to become more involved in charity work. The clubs first event involved working alongside the
Swansea University Coppafeel Society in order to raise awareness for breast cancer. The club also participated in This Morning’s
“bin your bra campaign” where 50 bras were donated to Africa.
Following this, the club collected 700 cans of donated food for the Trussel Trust Food Bank Project, and hosting a mixed netball
tournament in aid of Macmillan Cancer raising a great total of £220. The fundraising continued with the girls climbing the highest peak in South Wales, Pen-Y-Fan, in aid of Sports Relief. So far the club have raised a fantastic £410.03.
With the initiative of hiring a new coach and introducing new training sessions the third and second teams finished high in their
leagues at 4th and 2nd place respectively, whilst the first team have finished second in their league and made it to the semi-finals
of the cup.
Personality of the Year
Presented by Mr Steve Pearce
Personality of the year is presented to the person that will remain in the most memories long after this season has
finished.
NOMINATIONS
Peita McAlister
Peita is renowned for her tan, her fantastic rugby ability, her dedication to the club and to every Sport Swansea
Committee member for getting up and singing Bob Delaney during captains training.
Dave Prince
A larger than life character who everybody seems to know. His main achievement is being a drunken mess most of
the time as well as being a pretty decent American Football player.
John Roberts
A likeable chap, who puts his heart and soul into the football club. You cut him, he bleeds green. Ever present, he is
liked by all with his charming wit and heart-warming smile. Captain’s bar is where you'll see him at his finest.
Robyn Lock
Robyn is an exceptional rugby player and provides a welcoming face for all the newcomers trying out the sport.
Robyn won Strictly Come Dancing 2014 with the best salsa ever seen! Robyn is truly a character that won't be forgotten and her legacy will continue, even if it is for having the most memorable eyebrows.
Johannes Schwable
He never gives up, the man just does not give up. Jo Ha provides comedy relief and general morale for the cycling
club on all rides. 20% of the time he studies engineering, 80% of the time he studies business, Jo Ha spends 100% of
the time being a total badass! A ride with the infamous Jo Ha will never have a dull moment. A hero.
Sport Recognition
Sport Recognition Awards are presented to a student, member of staff or associate member who has aided a club, Sport
Swansea, the Students Union, Swansea University or the wider community in Swansea through volunteering within the realms
of sport for an extended period of time.
Presented by Mrs Gwyneth Diment
Avoen Perryman
There are a few characters we meet throughout our lifetimes who have the ability to inspire us to attempt the inconceivable and
achieve what we believe is impossible. Every individual should aim to meet characters like this. Many people may not be so
lucky, but for Swansea University Boxing Club we were privileged enough to have such a character coaching us for 7 years.
Avoen began studying at Swansea University 7 years ago with a background in Amateur boxing. Avoen decided that the best
course of action would be to set up a boxing club in Swansea University, starting off with a handful of people training on the
tarmac playing area of the Student Village. 7 years later the club boasts many members, with talented fighters proud to bare the
Swansea crest while in the ring.
Avoen's hard work, determination and commitment to the success of the club were a constant source of inspiration for many of
the club’s members. Avoen's ability to Coach, organise the club affairs and maintain the wellbeing of all boxers under his care
(while studying for a BSc and PHD, as well as working part time as a Welfare officer!) have shown many that with the right attitude, it's possible to do things that were thought 'too difficult'.
Avoen has recently left to pursue a 'dream job' helping boxing clubs in South East England.
Richard Lancaster
Richard has been involved with sport since his time as Athletic Union president here in Swansea and then has gone onto manage
the AU whilst being heavily involved in the rugby club. Richards continued commitment to the club is demonstrated by early
morning sessions, team selection, match days, and analysis following every match. In Richards’s time in charge, the team have
remained solidly in the Premier South Division.
The current success of the annual varsity can be attributed to Richard’s dedication and enthusiasm. 15 years ago the event was
in its infancy and was just a rugby match, over the years the event has developed into a whole day of competition where nearly
30 sports compete and 16,000 students attend.
Sport Swansea would like to thank Richard on behalf of many students over the years who benefited from his involvement in
sport. Student sort in Swansea University would not be what it is today without Richard for all he has done over the years.
Clubman of the Year
Presented by Miss Charlotte Peters
This is a new award introduced this year. There are many individuals who go above and beyond their committee
roles and are not recognised for their commitment and dedication.
NOMINATIONS
Szymon Kubal
For the past two years Szymon has been volunteering as the volleyball coach for all three teams. He organises and
leads 8 hours of training sessions each week, as well as additional fitness sessions. This year Szymon gave up his
place in the men’s team in order to focus on his role as coach, accompanying both the men and women’s teams on
all of their away trips. Szymon does all the jobs an experienced and dedicated coach would do; analysing matches,
providing feedback and organising physio. Szymon has built the volleyball club up from non-existence and should be
recognised for his efforts.
Claire Gujer
Claire coaches the swimming team a minimum of 2 evenings a week for the second year in a row, sacrificing her own
training time to coach. Claire has also volunteers for galas for timekeeping and administration all year and attends
away galas coaching the squad. Alongside her swimming duties, Claire has also worked hard as one of our finance
executives on the Sport Swansea committee.
Sam Rose-Miles
Sam’s contribution to the club both on and off the field during his time at University can’t be ignored. On the field a
1st team regular throughout his 3 years, he’s been an integral player and one of the first names on the team sheet.
His attendance for SUMFC’s Saturday side (Team Swansea) has also been exemplary where again his playing prowess
has been faultless. Off the field Sam’s involvement with SUMFC is unrivalled. As well as being an ever present at Club
Socials, Sam has volunteered his services to numerous events and is always the first to make himself available. A
qualified coach himself, he’s helped to run Football Festivals aimed at Primary School children with SUMFC and the
Swansea Schools Football Association.
Executive Volunteer of the Year
Presented by Miss Charlotte Peters
The Volunteer of the year is awarded to the individual who has been on hand to help the Sports Officer
and Sport Swansea develop most throughout the year.
NOMINATIONS
It goes without saying my executive are the most important people to me and I thank every one of them
for dedicating so much time to the Union and sport here at Swansea University. Therefore nominations are
Nick Hoad
Josh Hale
Claire Gujer
Matt Edwards
Meg O’Connell
Frankie Pankhurst
Matt Evans
Many thanks for all your help, support and commitment, you’ve made my year very enjoyable.
Coaches and Volunteer Coaches recognition
Sport Swansea and Swansea University would like to thank the following for their support with our teams
throughout the year. Without these individuals, we would not have near as much sporting success.
Brian Smith – Aikido
Nick Keyse – American Football
Dean Jackson – American Football
Nathan Gallivan – American Football
Avoen Perryman – Boxing
Nick Bowen – Football
Chris Nelson – Hockey
Hywel Morrish – Jitsu
Simon O’Dell - Jitsu
David Jowett – Karate
Alan Owen – Lifesaving
Alecs Donavon - Netball
Demetrius Brook – Ladies Rugby Union
Stephen Bainbridge – Ladies Rugby Union
Richard Lancaster – Rugby Union
Francis Beynon – Rowing
Gez Watt – Rowing
Alex Lewis – Rowing
Dean Hancock - Sub Aqua
Will Schwarz – Sub Aqua
Joseph Storer-Martin – Surfing
Stuart McNarry – Swimming
Claire Gujer – Swimming
Emily Batson – Tae Kwon Do
Laura Fiteni – Tae Kwon Do
Rosie Whittle – Tae Kwon Do
Szymon Kubal – Volleyball
Will Bond - Windsurfing
Thanks
We would like to take this opportunity to thank supporters of Sport Swansea and the
Students’ Union
Swansea University
Students’ Union
Cymru Coaches
Student Swansea Events
Walkabout
Idols
Peppermint
Bambu
Revolution
BUCS
Menu
Tomato and basil soup & petit pain
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Chicken fillet with Chorizo and Peppercorn Sauce served with
Seasonal Vegetables
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Courgette aubergine and goats cheese parcel with chunky salsa sauce
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Chocolate Torte
Schedule
18.30 – Drinks reception
19.30 – Guests seated, Grace
19.35 – Dinner service
21.00-22.30 – Guest Speakers and Awards