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2016
CLUB
CHAMPIONSHIPS
2016
18th June
The Quays
Southampton
Programme of events
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Shirley Swimming Pool
Championships 2016
Welcome to the 39th Annual Swimming Gala and our 17th at this venue. There are
103 races tonight, with 154 swimmers taking part.
For the first time, this years event has been organised by a team of dedicated
Dolphin Parents
Medals will be awarded to the fastest six swimmers for swim school and fastest three
swimmers in dolphins in each age group, boys and girls. In some age groups there is
more than one race because there are only eight lanes across the pool.
It will be the fastest times from all the heats in the age group that will be awarded
extra medals.
The venue for the presentation is Freemantle scout group hut in Kentish road, just
across from the pool on 9th July.
All swimmers receive a medal tonight for reaching the Championship Gala which
they receive as they leave, presented by our special guest, former Saints and England
footballer - James Beattie. There is also a commemorative Shirley Pool key ring light
and sweets which can be collected after changing from the entrance hall . These will
be handed out by another mystery guest - but be careful as you go - and may the
force be with you....
Raffle prizes can be found there also, thank you to our sponsors: Maru,
Saints Foundation, Gasniers, Shirley Pool, Team Spirit, Go Outdoors, London Camera
Exchange, Mark Searle Hairdressing, LB Beauty, Clinique Hair and Beauty, Santo
Lounge and One Stop.
The results will be ready within a day or two at the pool and on the website
www.shirleyswimmingpool.co.uk
The children can change once their last race is complete.
Thank you for supporting this evening’s gala and for making the effort to bring the
children swimming regularly.
We hope you will be proud of your children’s efforts and enjoy the evening.
David, Chris , the Gala Team and all the teachers.
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Shirley Swimming Pool - A Brief History
The company that runs Shirley Pool began in 1969 in the garden of the Perry family home in West End. Frank
Perry was a primary school maths teacher, a County Level water polo player and part time coach at the
Southampton Swimming Club.
The City Club at the time was the best in Europe, with coaches Derek Snelling and Dave Haller producing
swimmers to represent the UK in every Olympics. Demand for pool space was high but there was only one
local pool and Frank recognised the potential for private swimming tuition.
The Central Baths, as it was then known, had a two year waiting list for swimming lessons. It was a majestic
1960’s pool, with underwater windows in the deep end, a grand gallery on both sides, a 33 yard pool and a
small, cold pool. Frank built his small garage pool from a kit with the help of some Trojan Rugby Club friends
and advertised the swim school just once. It wasn’t easy, the first day it opened the heating failed and the
family had to run back and forwards from the house with kettles of
hot water. Lessons would start when Frank got home from his work
as a school teacher.
The demand for lessons quickly grew and the business expanded,
hiring the LSU Pool in the Avenue, building a second pool in
Horndean and running courses all over the City wherever there was
water space.
In 1973 the Council offered a piece of waste land in a derelict back street of Shirley, Kentish Rd, on a long
lease and work began on the Shirley Pool. Frank & Val Perry sold the house and land in West End, moved
closer to the new site, investing everything in the new venture. The estimated £25,000 build cost quickly
became £35,000, the oil crisis sent the overheads through the roof and the next ten years became a struggle
to pay off the loans.
Despite being the only purpose built private swim school in the country, the public were slow on the uptake.
By 1985 Frank had left to pursue his first love, coaching, at Winchester Penguins S.C. Val kept the business
going with Ruth, their youngest daughter for another eight years and the business began to stabilise. Val was
diagnosed with cancer in 1992 and, in trying to sell the pool, discovered that there was serious corrosion in
the steelwork.
David joined the family business in 1993 and within three years was able to raise the funds to allow Val to
retire.
Chris White was recruited to join full time teacher Jane Read who had been with the pool since 1988. Baby
lessons, pioneered in the 1970’s, expanded with Viv and Deborah. The culture of high quality tuition was
maintained and gradually the lesson program expanded.
The introduction of the direct debit system in 2003 proved very popular with busy families, offering
affordability and flexibility and the business grew rapidly.
The liners of the pools were upgraded, a new plant room designed and installed bringing state of the art
chemical controls and UV disinfection. The land was purchased from the council and detailed planning began
for a new roof.
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Planning permission was eventually granted in 2009 and foundations started for a new two storey building
that would go over the existing site, like a butter dish lid. The plan was to complete the fitting upstairs and
then remove the original 1974 building. The loan from the bank was withdrawn eight weeks before
construction was to start, a victim of the banking crisis, and the construction of the foundations caused a
huge leak in the pool.
The pool closed on August 1st 2009 and the search for the leak began. In an extraordinary four weeks, the
steelwork and roof was removed and replaced, interior and exterior walls were knocked down, the whole
site was rewired and plumbed with new showers, new changing rooms and reception designed and fitted.
CCTV, security shutters and alarm systems were all in place when the pool reopened on September 1st. The
leadership of project manager Martin Birch was key in the successful rebuild. He also found and fixed the
leak.
In 2013 the final phase of the rebuild was completed with a heat recovery system. February 2014 was the
busiest month in the history of the pool with 1800 babies, children and adults in the teaching program.
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2016
CLUB
2016
CHAMPIONSHIPS
Awards Day
9th July 2016
11th Freemantle Scout Hut
Kentish Road
(Opposite Shirley Pool)
From 4pm
Medals presented by an Olympic medal
winner to top 6 swimmers in each age /
event category from swim school , and top
3 Dolphins
American supper
Lists for food will
be at the pool.
Thank you.
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Race Schedule
Event 1
Dolphins Skins Event
Event 2
Dolphins 50m Freestyle
Event 3
Swim School 25m Backstroke
Event 4
Dolphins 50m Breaststroke
Event 5
Swim School 25m Frontcrawl
Southampton Dolphins S.C. Sprint Championships 2016
Event 1 - Mixed Skins Race
Lane 1
Heat 1
Lane 2
Lane 3
Lane 4
Sponsored by Elite Hair
Isaac Maddock (04)
Oliver Cook (04)
Sophie Hawkes (04)
Kate Baxter (03)
Lane 1
Lane 2
Lane 3
Lane 4
Jamie Moroney (06)
Maisie Latham (06)
Lucy Spencer (07)
Beth Broad (07)
Natasha Mitchell (05)
Megan Thorpe (09)
Erin Maddock (06)
Jessica May (05)
Charlotte Cole (04)
Freya Manning (05)
Issy Turner (06)
Zoey Yates (05)
Ella Rose Connell (05)
Rebecca Mitchell (04)
Mia Anderson (04)
Kaira Freyerabend-Powell (02)
Jasmine Spradbery (05) Ellena Lewis (05)
Naeve Poutney (04)
Kate Baxter (03)
Lane 1
Lane 3
Lane 4
Event 2 - 50m Freestyle
Girls
Heat 1
Heat 2
Heat 3
Heat 4
Heat 5
Boys
Heat 1
Lane 2
Sponsored by Clairescakes4you
Adam Sadler (08)
Heat 2
Ethan Pearce Williams (09)
Sponsored by Vicki & Steve Lewis
Omar Amin (06)
Luke Day (03)
Ethan Grundy (05)
Harvey Maughan (04)
Sam Cole (02)
Evan Harris (03)
Heat 3
Callum Cook (04)
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Event 6
Dolphins 50m Backstroke
Event 7
Swim School 25m Breaststroke
Event 8
Dolphins 50m Butterfly
Event 9
Swim School 25m Butterfly
Event 10
Dolphins 100m Freestyle
Lane 5
Lane 6
Lane 7
Lane 8
Sponsored by Elite Hair
Jodie Yates (00)
Naeve Poutney (04)
Evan Harris (03)
Harvey Maughan (04)
Lane 5
Lane 6
Lane 7
Lane 8
Emily Neal (07)
Isabel Perez Araujo (07)
Hannah Lubel (07)
Phoebe Field (07)
Lara Prince (05)
Verity Telford (06)
Isla Baxter (06)
Maggie Jones (05)
Amy Williams (04)
Abigail Wooley (03)
Amy Sweetnam (05)
Aisha Amin (04)
Karnesa Pickering (04)
Olivia Tiley (03)
Anna Prince (02)
Josie Cole (04)
Jodie Yates (00)
Sophie Hawkes (04)
Naomi Eldridge (04)
Rhyseren Taylor (06)
Lane 5
Lane 6
Lane 7
Lane 8
Sponsored by Clairescakes4you
Lucas Curtis (07)
Ethan Kelly (07)
George Connell (07)
Freddie Sadler (06)
Marley Harris (06)
Nathan Lewis (07)
Oliver Cook (04)
Charlie Page (03)
Isaac Maddock (04)
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Joshua Ortega (04)
Shirley Swimming Pool Gala 2016 - 25m Events
Swimmers will compete in same heat for all four strokes
Event 3 - 25m Backstroke
Lane 1
Event 5 - 25m Frontcrawl
Lane 2
Lane 3
Lane 4
Girls 6 years
Bethany Sweetnam
Linda Chan
Olivia Tanner
Isabel Sluman
Boys 6 years
Joshua Fisher
Girls 7 years
Jorja Grundy
Daisy McMahon
Violet Christopher
Louisa Hibberd
Bethan Wilby
Phoebe Jones
Elysia Takacs Baroni
Alana Maddock
Sam Wyatt
Cooper Curtis
George House
Oscar Spradbery
Georgina Pickering
Fern Robinson
Pippa Heyes
Emma Lambert
Mae Ward
Lucy Jones
Maddy Wyatt
Ahmet Lale
Jerome Porter
Luke Sweetnam
William Maughan
Shala Texeria
Olivia Dack
Marisa Bailey
Alexandra Lamberio
Evie Turner
Michael Mroczek
Joshua Spradbery
Flynn Dodkin
Ottilie Saunders
Alexandra Gray
Polly Page
Josie Murdock
Kiara Santos
Martin Neves
Bevan Woolley
Harry Geary
Dante Texeria (11)
Bryony Rhodes (11)
Rachel Palma (12)
Dipeen Mishra (11)
Jimmey Wu (11)
Stephen Rhodes (12)
Girls 7 years
Boys 7 years
Girls 8 years
Girls 8 years
Boys 8 years
Girls 9 years
Girls 9 years
Boys 9 years
Tyler Millard
Girls 10 years
Girls 10 years
Boys 10 years
Girls 11/12 years
Gwen Ragpala
Boys 11/12 years
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Event 7 - 25m Breaststroke
Lane 5
Event 9 - 25m Butterfly
Lane 6
Lane 7
Lane 8
Emily Nice
Sophie Weglarz
Freya Long
Harry Spencer
Johnathan Lambert
Paige Ingham-Law
Jesseree Pie Barrion
Sophie Yaren
Olivia Larkin
Olivia Smallbone
Lolah Manning
Flo Page
Evie Lloyd
Luke Butson
Daniel Yorke
Pranav Madam Mohan
Charlotte Wyatt
Faith Tarrant
Isabelle Henderson
Issy Geary
Mila Hunt Rakic
James Mobley
Leon Chan
Luke Jeffrey
Lauren Etheridge
Sophie Christopher
Nathania Binu Joseph
Anna Silver
Nadia Dudzik
Mats Fanghor
Barnaby Pape
Anthony Wu
Teddy Yorke
Genevieve Futter
Samantha McNaughton
Olivia Carr
Pippa Read
Hamish Hickley
Radley Goodridge
Loryn Bolt (12)
Hima Madan Mohan (12)
Lydia Barucka (11)
Mia Tarrant (12)
Janes Cummings-Candal (11)
Radoslaw Dudzick (11)
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Amy Bolt
Event 4 - 50m Breaststroke
Girls
Lane 1
Lane 2
Lane 3
Lane 4
Lucy Spencer (07)
Beth Broad (07)
Heat 1
Heat 2
Sponsored by Sainsburys
Maisie Latham (06)
Heat 3
Megan Thorpe (09)
Jessica May (05)
Sponsored by Pete & Ros Willis
Verity Telford (06)
Heat 4
Zoey Yates (05)
Freya Manning (05)
Erin Maddock (06)
Sponsored by Red and Green Practice Hythe
Aisha Amin (04)
Charlotte Cole (04)
Kaira Freyerabend-Powell (02)
Jasmine Spradbery (05)
Ellena Lewis (05)
Naeve Poutney (04)
Kate Baxter (03)
Lane 1
Lane 2
Lane 3
Lane 4
Adam Sadler (08)
Nathan Lewis (07)
Omar Amin (06)
Luke Day (03)
Harvey Maughan (04)
Sam Cole (02)
Evan Harris (03)
Heat 5
Boys
Heat 1
Heat 2
Heat 3
Callum Cook (04)
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Lane 5
Lane 6
Lane 7
Hannah Lubel (07)
Jamie Moroney (06)
Lane 8
Sponsored by Sainsburys
Phoebe Field (07)
Emily Neil (07)
Maggie Jones (05)
Lara Prince (05)
Sponsored by Pete & Ros Willis
Amy Williams (04)
Abigail Wooley (03)
Amy Sweetnam (05)
Isla Baxter (06)
Sponsored by Red and Green Practice Hythe
Olivia Tilley (03)
Anna Prince (02)
Josie Cole (04)
Jodie Yates (00)
Sophie Hawkes (04)
Naomi Eldridge (04)
Mia Anderson (04)
Lane 5
Lane 6
Lane 7
Lane 8
Lucas Curtis (07)
George Connell (07)
Freddie Sadler (06)
Marley Harris (06)
Oliver Cook (04)
Charlie Page (03)
Isaac Maddock (04)
Ethan Grundy (05)
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Event 6 - 50m Backstroke
Girls
Lane 1
Lane 2
Lane 3
Lane 4
Maisie Latham (06)
Lucy Spencer (07)
Beth Broad (07)
Megan Thorpe (09)
Erin Maddock (06)
Jessica May (05)
Zoey Yates (05)
Freya Manning (05)
Charlotte Cole (04)
Issy Turner (06)
Mia Anderson (04)
Kaira Feyerabend-Powell (02)
Heat 1
Heat 2
Heat 3
Heat 4
Heat 5
Boys
Ellena Lewis (05)
Naeve Poutney (04)
Kate Baxter (03)
Lane 1
Lane 2
Lane 3
Lane 4
Heat 1
Sponsored by Moment in Time Jewellery
Adam Sadler (08)
Luke Day (03)
Ethan Grundy (05)
Heat 2
Omar Amin (06)
Heat 3
Sponsored by Forest Pet Services
Callum Cook (04)
Harvey Maughan (04)
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Sam Cole (02)
Evan Harris (03)
Lane 5
Lane 6
Lane 7
Lane 8
Emily Neal (07)
Phoebe Field (07)
Hannah Lubel (07)
Lara Prince (05)
Verity Telford (06)
Isla Baxter (06)
Maggie Jones (05)
Amy Williams (04)
Abigail Woolley (03)
Amy Sweetnam (05)
Aisha Amin (04)
Karensa Pickering (04)
Anna Prince (02)
Josie Cole (04)
Jodie Yates (00)
Sophie Hawkes (04)
Naomi Eldridge (04)
Olivia Tilley (03)
Lane 5
Lane 6
Lane 7
Lane 8
Sponsored by Moment in Time Jewellery
Lucas Curtis (07)
Ethan Kelly (07)
George Connell (07)
Freddie Sadler (06)
Marley Harris (06)
Nathan Lewis (07)
Sponsored by Forest Pet Services
Oliver Cook (04)
Charlie Page (03)
Isaac Maddock (04)
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Joshua Ortega (04)
Event 8 - 50m Butterfly
Girls
Lane 1
Lane 2
Lane 3
Lane 4
Lucy Spencer (07)
Beth Broad (07)
Abigail Woolley (03)
Megan Thorpe (09)
Zoey Yates (05)
Erin Maddock (06)
Charlotte Cole (04)
Freya Manning (05)
Issy Turner (06)
Mia Anderson (04)
Kaira Feyerabend-Powell ()2)
Ellena Lewis (05)
Naeve Poutney (04)
Kate Baxter (03)
Lane 1
Lane 2
Lane 3
Lane 4
Adam Sadler (08)
Nathan Lewis (07)
Heat 1
Heat 2
Heat 3
Heat 4
Heat 5
Boys
Heat 1
Heat 2
Sponsored by Sarah Cook’s Mum!
Ethan Grundy (05)
Harvey Maughan (04)
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Isaac Maddock (04)
Evan Harris (03)
Lane 5
Lane 6
Lane 7
Lane 8
Jamie Moroney (06)
Hannah Lubel (07)
Lara Prince (05)
Isla Baxter (06)
Maggie Jones (05)
Amy Williams (04)
Amy Sweetnam (05)
Verity Telford (06)
Aisha Amin (04)
Karensa Pickering (04)
Olivia Tilley (03)
Anna Prince (02)
Josie Cole (04)
Jodie Yates (00)
Sophie Hawkes (04)
Naomi Eldridge (04)
Lane 5
Lane 6
Lane 7
Lane 8
Omar Amin (06)
Marley Harris (06)
George Connell (07)
Sponsored by Sarah Cook’s Mum!
Oliver Cook (04)
Charlie Page (03)
Callum Cook (04)
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Freddie Sadler (06)
Event 10 - 100m Freestyle
Girls
Lane 1
Lane 2
Lane 3
Lane 4
Jamie Moroney (05)
Isabel Perez Araujo (07)
Maggie Jones (05)
Megan Thorpe (09)
Erin Madock (06)
Charlotte Cole (04)
Freya Manning (04)
Zoey Yates (05)
Mia Anderson (04)
Kaira Feyerabend-Powell (02)
Ellena Lewis (05)
Naeve Poutney (04)
Kate Baxter (03)
Lane 1
Lane 2
Lane 3
Lane 4
George Connell (07)
Lucas Curtis (07)
Nathan Lewis (07)
Callum Cook (04)
Harvey Maughan (04)
Sam Cole (02)
Evan Harris (03)
Heat 1
Heat 2
Heat 3
Heat 4
Heat 5
Boys
Heat 1
Heat 2
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Lane 5
Lane 6
Lane 7
Hannah Lubel (07)
Phoebe Field (07)
Lara Prince (05)
Verity Telford (06)
Isla Baxter (06)
Amy Williams (04)
Abigail Wooley (03)
Amy Sweetnam (05)
Olivia Tilley (03)
Anna Prince (02)
Josie Cole (04)
Issay Turner (05)
Jodie Yates (00)
Sophie Hawkes (04)
Naomi Eldridge (04)
Lane 5
Lane 6
Lane 7
Lane 8
Freddie Sadler (06)
Marley Harris (06)
Adam Sadler (08)
Oliver Cook (04)
Charlie Page (03)
Isaac Maddock (04)
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Lane 8
Ethan Grundy (05)
Shirley Pool Championship Records
Age 6 and under
25m Backstroke
Emma Macey (1994)
25.43
Dominic Gardner (2006)
28.6
25m Breaststroke
Emily Barker (2009)
38.28
Andrew Jones (1993)
31.86
25m Freestyle
26.80
Jack Sluman (2012)
28.41
25m Butterfly
30.42
Oliver Nicolin (2012)
36.46
25m Backstroke
Emma Macey (1995)
22.33
23.59
25m Breaststroke
Leanne Asher (1993)
27.48
27.53
25m Freestyle
Emma Macey (1995)
20.94
20.25
25m Butterfly
Rosie Smith (2007)
22.12
25.21
25m Backstroke
Isabella Fraser-Corbridge (2011)
20.19
Filip Fraczek Kryger (2011 )
21.40
25m Breaststroke
Leanne Asher (1994)
26.05
Joe Tellett (1995)
23.65
25m Freestyle
18.34
18.53
25m Butterfly
Rosie Smith (2008)
20.72
Oliver Cook (2013)
21.05
25m Backstroke
Kate Baxter (2013)
19.51
Joe Tellett (1996)
18.67
25m Breaststroke
Alexandra Warren (1996)
23.26
22.90
25m Freestyle
Kate Baxter (2013)
17.00
Joe Tellett (1996)
15.57
25m Butterfly
Rosie Smith (2009)
19.15
Kieran Beckett (2010)
18.45
50m Backstroke
Ellena Lewis (2015)
40.65
Tom Legg
41.50
50m Breaststroke
Kim Jenkins
48.24
Ryan Kavanagh
51.44
50m Freestyle
35.59
Filip Fraczek-Krygier (2011)
36.80
50m Butterfly
Ellena Lewis (2015)
40.78
Oliver Cook (2014)
43.85
25m Backstroke
17.29
17.70
25m Breaststroke
Emily Martin (2011)
20.92
19.95
25m Freestyle
Isabella Fraser-Corbridge(2013)
15.48
15.03
25m Butterfly
16.07
16.63
50m Backstroke
Kate Baxter (2014)
37.31
Oliver Cook (2015)
38.67
50m Breaststroke
Emily Martin (2011)
43.93
Harvey Maughan (2015)
45.24
50m Freestyle
Kate Baxter (2013)
32.05
Ben Sluman (2013)
32.77
50m Butterfly
Isabella Fraser-Corbridge(2013)
36.40
Oliver Cook (2015)
36.76
Age 7
Age 8
Age 9
Age 10
20
Age 11
25m Backstroke
Ella Anderson (2013)
17.60
Ashley Ball (2007)
18.37
25m Breaststroke
Emma Ratcliffe (2009)
20.02
Kieran Allsop (2009)
19.75
25m Freestyle
Matilda Bryant (2010)
15.57
Ashley Ball (2007)
14.68
25m Butterfly
17.09
Ashley Ball (2007)
17.03
50m Backstroke
Kate Baxter (2015)
35.70
Ben Sluman (2015)
35.79
50m Breaststroke
Kate Baxter (2015)
41.73
Ben Sluman (2014)
41.53
50m Freestyle
Kate Baxter (2015)
30.07
Filip Fraczek-Kryigier (2014)
29.68
50m Butterfly
Kate Baxter (2015)
35.79
Ben Sluman (2014)
34.08
25m Backstroke
16.08
Ben Gardner (2010)
17.67
25m Breaststroke
Anna Reavey (2011)
18.46
Lewis Foreman (2009)
20.78
25m Freestyle
13.26
Lewis Foreman (2009)
14.34
25m Butterfly
Bethany Clark (2009)
14.46
Samuel Johnstone (2009)
16.43
50m Backstroke
Isabella Fraser-Corbridge (2015) 34.47
32.91
50m Breaststroke
39.69
37.70
50m Freestyle
29.51
26.79
50m Butterfly
31.76
30.24
25m Backstroke
Hannah Musker (2007)
16.76
15.89
25m Breaststroke
18.06
Billy Bye (2013)
20.00
25m Freestyle
Ruella Garland (2013)
14.81
13.98
25m Butterfly
Ruella Garland (2013)
16.13
15.27
50m Backstroke
33.86
Max Nugent (2014)
33.77
50m Breaststroke
Anna Reavey (2012)
40.21
Dominic Gardener (2013)
39.26
50m Freestyle
29.95
Max Nugent (2015)
28.59
50m Butterfly
32.21
Max Nugent (2015)
32.96
25m Backstroke
16.66
Mitchell Ricketts (2008)
16.65
25m Breaststroke
18.06
Leon Walker (2008)
20.07
25m Freestyle
14.78
Joseph Fenton (2008)
13.87
25m Butterfly
Caroline Millard (2013)
15.32
Joseph Fenton (2008)
16.69
50m Backstroke
33.11
Max Nugent (2015)
31.74
50m Breaststroke
Amy Thompson (2014)
38.29
Max Nugent (2015)
38.94
50m Freestyle
29.88
Max Nugent (2015)
27.92
50m Butterfly
33.40
Max Nugent (2015)
29.77
Age 12
Age 13
Age 14
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Southampton Dolphins Swimming Club 2015/16 Season Review
With the 2015/16 swimming season drawing to a close it has been another fantastic year for the dolphins with
success from novice to international level. The club continues to improve results year after year, numbers are
swelling due to the success of the team but most importantly swimmers are enjoying their time with the club
support by a fantastic team of parents who are making tonight’s gala possible emphasising team spirit and
working together.
Novice League 2015
Competing over five gala’s at Christchurch’s Two Rivers Meet Leisure Centre the young Dolphins from Club and
Talent squads performed very well securing second place overall. Regular performers enjoyed continued
success and personal best throughout the competition which starts in March and ends in November. Swimmers
as young as 7 can compete and it’s an excellent competition for developing the talented youngsters in the club.
Hampshire County Championships 2016
Southampton Dolphins Swimming Club entered the Hampshire County Championships for a sixth year winning
a record number of Gold and Silver medals. The Dolphins recorded some impressive results winning 25 medals
(7 Gold, 7 Silver and 11 Bronze). Dolphin swimmers represented the club in 30 finals, and for the first time in
the clubs history two swimmers competed in a Ladies Open Finals. Amy Thompson swam in the 50m
Breaststroke final and Jodie Yates in the 200m Butterfly final.
Over the past two swimming seasons the club has amassed 59 Hampshire County Championship medals!
Just as impressive as the medal hall is the clubs conversion rate, 92.3% of swims resulted in personal best times
and out of the 13 eligible swimmers 12 have qualified for the South East Region Swimming Championships
(“Regionals”), 10 with automatic and 2 with base times a new club record. With three months still to go till the
Regional Championships and more qualifying meets to be swum, Head Coach Chris White is confident of
improving on performances.
Kate Baxter (12) stared for the Dolphins winning an incredible 10 individual
medals. Kate competed in a very strong 13yrs and under age group but was
still crowned County Champion in four events. On the first weekend Kate
competed in the 400m IM, 400m FS and 800m FS. In her first race Kate blew
the opposition away to retain her 400m IM title in a time of 5.31.47 which
represented a 17 second personal best and a time that currently ranks Kate
22nd in Great Britain in her age group.
Shortly after Kate took to the 800m FS, swimming with fantastic rhythm and
power maintaining an even pace throughout which left her finishing well
ahead in her heat. Kate finished with Silver narrowly missing out on the Gold
by 0.16s despite recording a 26 second personal best of 10.02.91.
Kate was really motivated after narrowly missing out on her second Gold and
took to the task of the 400m FS in emphatic fashion. Kate smashed out the
first 100m in 1.06.43 and the first 200m in 2.18.75 both long course personal bests and quicker than anyone
else on the day, even in the older age group. Kate continued her stunning performance finishing with the Gold
medal in a time of 4.48.32 a 15 second personal best which also ranks Kate 18 th in Great Britain.
Kate continued her fantastic form into the second weekend where she swam a mammoth 16 races over two
days including finals in all 50m and 100m events entered. Kate became County Champion in the 200m FS and
200m IM and placed a close second in the 100m FS. Kate ended with 4 gold, 4 silver and two bronze medals
after the first two weekends. Kate wasn’t finished there and swam for a third weekend at the junior /open
championships, and improved on her short course freestyle performances, clocking a converted 200m FS in
2.14.90, 100m FS in 1.02.02 and 50m FS in 29.15.
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In the 14yr girls age group Isabella Fraser-Corbridge was on top form winning six
medals 2 Gold, 3 Silver and 1 Bronze. On the first weekend Isabella competed in the
final heat of the 400m IM in a strong field alongside 3 national qualifiers. The race
was very exciting with 3 swimmers and Isabella very close together after the first
100m BF, Isabella just in 4th place. Isabella took to the backstroke leg in destructive
fashion not only taking the lead but creating a 3 meter gap between herself and
second place. Isabella extended the gap on the breaststroke leg and maintained this
on the freestyle coming home 4 seconds ahead of second place in a time of 5.23.19
to be crowned County Champion.
Isabella carried on the impressive displays into the second weekend winning the
200m BF in a time of 2.30.47 some three second ahead of second place, ranking
st
Isabella 21 In Great Britain in her age group. Isabella narrow missed out on a third and fourth gold in the 50m
butterfly by 0.01 and in the 200m IM by 0.09 taking silver in both races. Isabella swam for a third weekend in
the junior/open championships and smashed her previous weeks 50m butterfly time to win silver in the junior
category in a converted time of 30.47 which also placed 9th overall in the ladies open.
Ella Anderson produced some outstanding performance in the girls 15yrs and
under age group winning 5 individual medals. Ella won all her medals in her
favoured backstroke events, become County Champion in the 200m. Ella won
bronze in the 100m and 50m backstroke as well as winning two bronze medals in
the Junior category.
Max Nugent competed in the boys 15yrs and under
category producing some excellent displays particularly
in the backstroke events securing two bronze medals
in the 50m and 100m. Max also secured big personal
bests and automatic regional qualification times in
both the 50m and 100m butterfly in long course times
of 28.79 and 1.05.08. Amy Thompson (16) impressed
in her favoured event the 50m Breaststroke. Amy a
national qualifier in 2015 won a Bronze medal in the 16yrs and over age group and
qualified for the ladies open final. In an exciting and close final Amy narrowly missed
out on a medal coming forth by 0.03 of a second.
Jodie Yates also made the ladies open final in the 200m BF. Jodie only 15 excelled to
make the final and came a very credible 8th in her first year in the open category.
Jodie also swam personal best times in the; 50m breaststroke 39.59, 50m butterfly
31.96 and 100m butterfly 1.10.11.
Breaststroke specialist Harvey Maughan (11) smashed his personal bests
to make both the 50m and 100m Breaststroke finals in the boys 12yrs and
under age group. Harvey secured a bronze medal in the 100m
Breaststroke in an automatic regional qualifying time of 1.29.31 and came
5th in the 50m Breaststroke in a regional qualifying time of 41.56. Both
swims were improved on from heats to finals. Harvey also cam an
impressive 6th in the 200m Breaststroke with a 9 second personal best of
3.16.14.
Harvey was joined in the 12yrs boy’s age group by Ollie Cook who surprised everyone with his outstanding 50m butterfly display. Ollie exhibited
fantastic technical ability to swim an automatic regional qualifying time of
34.84, although Ollie came 5th in the final the first five places were
separated by 0.70 of a second in an extremely close and exciting race. Ollie
also made the final of the 50m backstroke improving on his heat display
coming 7th in 37.10.
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County debutants Rhyseren Taylor (9), Ellena Lewis (10) and Naeve Pountney (11) all excelled in their first county
event. Rhyseren only 9 and the youngest swimmer in the competition swam a new Dolphins 9 year old club
record in the 50m FS in a time of 35.59. December born and the youngest swimmer in her age group Ellena
Lewis, qualified for finals and swam personal bests in all the events entered. Ellena had memorable
performances in the 100m BK 1.24.32 5th and 50m BK 38.83 6th.
Ellena produced an outstanding performance in the 200m BK
securing a 15 second personal best time to come 5th in 2.58.63.
Naeve Pountney demonstrated some excellent backstroke
swimming making the finals of the 12yrs and under girls 50m and
100m events. Naeve secured her first regional time in the 100m
backstroke coming 5th in 1.18.21 and was very close to another
regional time in the 50m backstroke also coming 5th in 36.60.
Sophie Hawkes also swam in the 12yrs and
under age group and swam an impressive 4 second personal best to make the final of
the 100m butterfly qualifying fastest for the final. Sophie excelled and improved on her
heat time in the final to secure a regional qualifying time and 4th place in 1.18.76. Ben
Sluman and Sebastian Southon both qualified for 4 finals a piece in the boys 13 and 14
year age groups. Ben qualified for his favoured butterfly and freestyle events in the
13years age group whilst Sebastian qualified in his preferred breaststroke and
backstroke events. Both boys secured personal best and 7 regional qualifying times
between them. Notable swims for Ben came in the 50m freestyle 5 th 28.91 and 100m
freestyle 5th 1.03.91, and for Sebastian in the 200m backstroke 5th 2.29.79 and 50m
backstroke 6th 32.80. As impressive as their performances in the pool was the Dolphins
team spirit which was electric with everyone cheering each other on with high fives and
lucky handshakes!
South East Regional Swimming Championships 2016
Southampton Dolphins Swimming Club entered the 2016 ASA South East Region
Swimming Championships in record numbers. Out of the 15 swimmers who qualified for Counties 13 qualified for
regional’s achieving a total of forty nine qualifying times between them. The South East Region is the largest of
the 8 regions in the country covering Hampshire and the IOW, the Channel Islands, Oxfordshire, Berkshire,
Buckinghamshire, Sussex and parts of Surrey and Kent that are outside London. The Championships were held at
The Mountbatten Centre, Portsmouth and K2 in Crawley both 8 lane 50m pools, where 88 clubs were
represented over 3 weekends in May. The Dolphins achieved some fantastic results with 3 swimmers achieving
six national qualifying times between them, 4 medals (3 silver and 1 bronze), 21 top ten finishes and 31 personal
best times were swum.
The first weekend saw the youth and open swimmers compete at The Mountbatten Centre in Portsmouth,
where four Dolphin swimmers took part. Ella Anderson and Jodie Yates made their regional debuts and
performed personal best times, with both swimmers securing top 10 finishes Ella in the girls 15 years 50m
backstroke and Jodie in the girls 16 years 200m
butterfly. 17 year old Amy Thompson (assistant swim
teacher at Shirley Pool) is currently under taking A
level exams but still found the time to train and
compete with an impressive 50m breaststroke swim
and a seasons best time of 35.86 ranking a very
respectable 11th in the ladies open category. Max
Nugent was in good form securing 10th place in both
the 50m and 100m butterfly with a particularly good
personal best in the 100m event in 1.04.63.
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The age group championships took place at K2 Crawley over two
weeks, the Dolphins fielded their strongest ever team with 9
swimmers qualifying. Isabella Fraser-Corbridge stared in the girls 14
years and under age group picking up two medals and qualifying for
four finals. Isabella put in an impressive display to qualify 3 rd fastest
for the 50m butterfly in a personal best time of 30.78. With a little
race work during the warm up Isabella when into the final in
confident fashion and eclipsed her heat performance with an
outstanding personal best swim of 29.88 winning the silver medal
narrowly missing out on the gold. This time secures Isabella a place at
the British Swimming Championships in July ranking her 15 th in Great
Britain in her age group. Isabella also performed a 4 second personal
best to take bronze in the 200m BF and made the final of the 200m
IM (6th) and 200m backstroke (7th) both swims were impressive
personal best times.
Kate Baxter swam in an impressive nine events in the 13 year girls age group
qualifying for 4 finals and securing 8 top ten finishes. Kate put in an outstanding swim
in the 400m freestyle with a 6 second personal best to win the silver medal in a time
of 4.42.28 a top 20 ranked time in Great Britain which will see Kate swim at the ASA
Summer Nationals. Kate was also in impressive form in the 200m freestyle securing a
4 second personal best in the final with a time of 2.13.77. Kate narrowly missed out on
another medal with 0.30s separating 3rd-5th. Kate’s 200m freestyle time also ranked
her in the top 20 in Great Britain and secured her a second swim at the ASA Summer
Nationals. Kate also swam in the finals of the 200m IM (5th) with a 3 second personal
best, 200m BF (6th) with a 13 second long course personal best and 100m freestyle
(8th).
Despite injury and illness hitting his season Filip Fraczek-Krygier produced some
outstanding performances in a very strong 14 year boys age group. Filip had missed
the County Championships and had only swum in one qualifying meet but secured 7
regional qualifying times. Filip qualified for the final of the 50m butterfly comfortably
in 3rd place with a time of 29.19. In the Final Filip went head to head with Guildford
powerhouse Luca Frankhauser, the pair were locked together for the whole race with
Luca just taking the race on the touch. Filip won a fantastic silver medal in a time of
28.73 just 0.20s behind 1st place. The time secures Filip a place at the ASA Summer
Nationals. Filip also swam an amazing 100m freestyle in the heats in a time of 57.67
to qualify 4th for the final. Although Filip couldn’t produce his best form in the final
his heat time secured him a second swim at this year’s ASA Summer
Nationals.
The week before the second weekend of competition Filip couldn’t train as he had
tonsillitis and was on anti-biotics. However Filip showed great character and turned
up to swim and put in an impressive 50m freestyle time of 26.86 to rank 6 th for the
final and gain a 3rd qualifying time for the ASA Summer Nationals. How fast can Filip
swim when fully fit!
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Regional Debutants
Naeve Pountney took part at her first regionals
in her first competitive swimming season.
Impressing this season Naeve had already
qualified for two county finals and qualifying for
regionals was a huge achievement. Naeve swam
in the 12 year girls 50m backstroke and enter as
the 28th qualifier. An impressive performance
saw Naeve swim a personal best of 35.74
finishing 12th some 16 places higher than her
ranked position a fantastic achievement in her
first season. Sophie Hawkes also swam in the
girls 12 years age group, swimming an
impressive 5 second personal best in the 200m
butterfly her favoured stroke. Breaststroke
specialist Harvey Maughan swam in the boys 12
year age group and secured two long course
personal best in the 50m (41.76) and 100m
(1.32.02) events.
Sebastian Southon swam in the boys 14 years age group in his favoured backstroke events, qualifying for the
100m and 200m events. Seb swam long course personal best in both events rounding off an excellent season. A
few words must be said for poor Ollie Cook who qualified for the boys 12 years 50m butterfly in impressive fashion back in February. Ollie unfortunately was unable to take part due to breaking his collar bone a few weeks
before the championships. Although disappointed Ollie has many more years of regional swimming ahead. Head
Coach Chris White was delighted with swimmers performances over the three weekends, “I was really proud of
all the swimmers who took part lots of personal best times and individual improvements, we now have British
and Summer Nationals to look forward too for a second year running”.
British Schools Modern Biathlon Championships 2016
Five Southampton Dolphins S.C. swimmers qualified and took part in the British Schools Modern Biathlon Championships which took place at Chrystal Palace Sport Centre, London on the 19th and 20th March.
Romsey School pupil Kate Baxter stared in the 13 year girl’s
age group in a strong field of 108 competitors from across the
British Isles. The biathlon discipline required Kate to run
1600m (1 mile) on the track and swim 100m freestyle in the
50m pool. Kate put a strong performance in on the run
finishing with a four second personal best time of 5.57.25
ranking Kate 21st after event 1. Kate’s favourite part of the
biathlon is the 100m freestyle where Kate smashed her
personal best time with a swim of 1.03.36 long course winning
the swim event by nearly two seconds. Kate finished an
amazing 2nd overall nationally to take the silver medal and
best swim with a point’s total of 2465 just 28 points behind
the winner.
After three consecutive top eight national
biathlon finishes in the last two years Kate has been selected
for the National Pentathlon talent program by the British
Pentathlon Association.
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Sherbourne House School pupil Rhyseren Taylor made her debut in the
competition in the 10 year girl’s age group. 9 year old Rhyeren would run
800m and swim 50m freestyle. Rhyseren took a commanding lead in her run
heat, leading all the way Rhyseren finished some 25m ahead of second place
to secure a fourteen second personal best time of 3.02.42 ranking her 23rd
after the first event. In the swim Rhyseren secured a long course personal
best time of 36.16 ranking 6th in the swim and an overall ranking of 6th
nationally. A podium place was the reward for Rhyseren after a fantastic
debut.
Rebecca Mitchell (Applemore College) and Sophie Hawkes (St Deny’s Primary)
both took part in the 12 years girls age group which was hotly contested by
154 athletes. Rebecca secured run (2.47.83) and swim (37.26) personal bests
to finish a very credible 48th whilst Sophie came in 98th place with a run time
of 3.09.52 and swim of 34.01.
Year 8 Romsey School pupil Evan Harris was also making his debut
at national level taking part in the boys 13 years age group with a
1600m run and 100m swim. Evan performed personal bests in both
disciplines with a fantastic run time of 6.14.62 for the mile a seven
second personal best, and a swim time of 1.15.82 long course for
the 100m freestyle a four second improvement, coming an excellent
48th in a high quality field of 77 athletes.
Full results available from www.pentathlongb.org
Rhyseren Taylor Representing Great Britain!
On 1st May 2016 Rhyseren travelled to Millfield to compete in a Biathle
race – a continuous run, swim, run event taking advantage of the school’s
50m pool and synthetic running track. Finishing well inside the qualifying
time she has now been selected to represent Great Britain in the European
Biathle Championships on the 15th – 17th July. Rhyseren will travel with
over 80 other British athletes to Setubal in Portugal where the swim section of the race will take place in the Atlantic. Competing in the u10
category as a year 4 she managed to beat a number of year 5 girls to secure
her place on the team.
British and ASA Summer Nationals
For a second consecutive year Southampton Dolphins Swimming Club will have swimmers competing in the
National Swimming Championships in July and August at Ponds Forge International Sports Centre, Sheffield.
Isabella Fraser-Corbridge will be swimming in the girls 14 years 50m Butterfly at the British Championships after
securing a top 24 ranking in Great Britain (15th). Isabella will be the first swimmer from the club to compete at
British Championships. Kate Baxter will swim at the ASA Summer Nationals in the 13 years girls age group in the
200m and 400m Freestyle. Too young this year for British Championships as part of the progressive staging set
out by the ASA, Kate still had to secure top 20 rabkings in England to compete. For a second consecutive year
Filip Fraczek-Krygier has qualified for the ASA Summer Nationals. Despite an up and down year due to illness and
injury Filip has secured an impressive three swims, 50m and 100m Freestyle and 50m Butterfly. I’m sure
everyone will wish all three swimmers the best of luck for Nationals. Results will be posted on the notice board
and website.
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Southampton Dolphins S.C Hall of Fame
All club records are achieved at licensed meets or where
electronic timing is in use. Records are for age as on day,
records are short course (25m pool times), long course times
(50m)pool times) have been converted.
9 and under years
Girls
Boys
50m Butterfly
Ellena Lewis (DEC-15)
40.78
100m Butterfly
Rhyseren Taylor (FEB-16)
1.38.74
200m Butterfly
Rhyseren Taylor (NOV-15)
3.53.83
50m Backstroke
Ellena Lewis (NOV-15)
40.65
100m Backstroke
Ellena Lewis (NOV-15)
1.26.68
200m Backstroke
Ellena Lewis (OCT-15)
3.13.75
50m Breaststroke
Sophie Hawkes (JUN-14)
50m Freestyle
Oliver Cook (MAR-14)
43.85
43.47
51.41
Oliver Cook (NOV-13)
53.82
Rhyseren Taylor (Jan-16)
35.59
Filip Fraczek-Krygier (NOV-11)
36.80
100m Freestyle
Ellena Lewis (Nov-15)
1.24.62
Freddie Sadler (JUN -15)
1.52.99
200m Freestyle
Rhyseren Taylor (Feb-16)
2.48.78
3.03.01
6.27.20
1.35.64
3.19.14
7.18.60
100m Breaststroke
200m Breaststroke
400m Freestyle
800m FS (Girls)
1500m FS (Boys)
100m IM
200m IM
Rhyseren Taylor (Feb-16)
3.19.61
400m IM
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10 years
Girls
Boys
50m Butterfly
Isabella Fraser-Corbridge (FEB-13)
36.40
200m Butterfly
Kate Baxter (MAR-14)
3.16.67
50m Backstroke
Kate Baxter (OCT-14)
Emily Martin (OCT-11)
Oliver Cook (JUN-15)
36.76
37.31
Oliver Cook (JAN-15)
38.67
43.93
Harvey Maughan (JUN-15)
45.24
100m Breaststroke
Harvey Maughan (OCT-15)
1.35.72
200m Breaststroke
Harvey Maughan (OCT-15)
3.26.84
100m Butterfly
100m Backstroke
200m Backstroke
50m Breaststroke
50m Freestyle
32.05
Ben Sluman (NOV-13)
32.77
100m Freestyle
1.08.82
Ben Sluman (FEB-14)
1.08.35
200m Freestyle
Kate Baxter (MAY-14)
2.36.51
400m Freestyle
5.43.38
1.27.27
800m Freestyle (Girls)
1500m Freestyle (Boys)
100m IM
200m IM
3.04.54
400m IM
6.39.90
11 years
Girls
50m Butterfly
Kate Baxter (JUN-15)
35.76
100m Butterfly
Kate Baxter (JUL-15)
1.14.20
200m Butterfly
2.52.40
50m Backstroke
100m Backstroke
50m Breaststroke
Boys
Ben Sluman (DEC-14)
34.08
35.70
Ben Sluman (JAN-15)
35.79
Kate Baxter (JUL-15)
1.13.30
FilipFraczek-Krygier (MAR-14)
1.17.09
41.73
Ben Sluman (DEC-14)
41.53
100m Breaststroke
Harvey Maughan (MAR-16)
1.29.31
200m Breaststroke
Harvey Maughan (OCT)
3.16.14
30.07
29.68
50m Freestyle
100m Freestyle
1.06.30
Filip Fraczek-Krygier (JUN-14)
1.05.09
200m Freestyle
2.22.89
2.17.11
400m Freestyle
4.58.50
5.00.80
800m (Girls) FS
10.19.39
20.13.16
1.20.69
1500m (Boys) FS
100m IM
Isabella Fraser-Corbridge (Mar-14)
1.19.62
200m IM
2.46.36
400m IM
5.43.20
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12 years
Girls
Boys
50m Butterfly
Isabella Fraser-Corbridge (JUN-15)
31.76
30.24
100m Butterfly
Kate Baxter (FEB-16)
1.11.89
Filip Fraczek-Krygier (JUL-15)
1.11.20
200m Butterfly
2.35.40
2.43.80
50m Backstroke
Kate Baxter (APR-16)
33.92
32.91
100m Backstroke
1.10.70
200mBackstroke
2.30.60
50m Breaststroke
Isabella Fraser-Corbridge (JUN-15)
39.69
37.70
50m Freestyle
29.15
26.79
100m Freestyle
1.01.60
Filip Fraczek-Krygier (MAY-15)
59.51
200m Freestyle
Kate Baxter (May-16)
2.11.20
2.11.45
400m Freestyle
4.37.29
4.36.25
9.53.20
200m IM
2.31.00
Filip Fraczek-Krygier (JAN-15)
2.27.43
400m IM
5.22.20
5.25.04
13 years
Girls
50m Butterfly
Isabella Fraser-Corbridge (MAY-16)
29.28
28.03
100m Butterfly
1.09.6
1.05.80
200m Butterfly
2.30.47
50m Backstroke
32.75
Filip Fraczek-Krygier (APR-16)
31.96
100m Backstroke
1.10.3
1.10.86
200m Backstroke
Isabella Fraser-Corbridge (OCT-15)
2.27.44
50m Breaststroke
Anna Reavey (MAR-12)
40.21
34.77
1.24.15
100m Breststroke
200m Breststroke
100m IM
Boys
100m Breaststroke
200m Breaststroke
50m Freestyle
29.16
26.07
100m Freestyle
Isabella Fraser-Corbridge (NOV-15)
1.05.15
56.17
2.06.50
1.11.26
200m Freestyle
400m Freestyle
100m IM
200m IM
Isabella Fraser-Corbridge (MAY-16)
2.29.30
400m IM
Isabella Fraser-Corbridge (NOV-15)
5.16.47
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14 years
Girls
Boys
50m Butterfly
Ella Anderson (FEB-16)
32.36
Max Nugent (MAY-15)
29.77
100m Butterfly
Ella Anderson (OCT-15)
1.16.22
Max Nugent (NOV-15)
1.06.94
50m Backstroke
Ella Anderson (APR-16)
32.19
Max Nugent (APR-15)
31.74
100m Backstroke
1.10.06
Max Nugent (OCT-15)
1.08.26
200m Backstroke
2.27.76
Max Nugent (NOV-15)
2.27.23
50m Breaststroke
Amy Thompson (MAR-14)
38.29
Max Nugent (NOV-15)
36.86
50m Freestyle
Ella Anderson (FEB-16)
29.77
Max Nugent (OCT-15)
26.95
100m Freestyle
1.04.65
Max Nugent (OCT-15)
59.96
200m Freestyle
Ella Anderson (NOV-15)
2.18.69
Max Nugent (OCT-15)
2.14.06
Max Nugent (NOV-15)
1.08.76
200m Butterfly
100m Breaststroke
200m Breaststroke
400m Freestyle
100m IM
200m IM
2.42.33
400m IM
15 years
Girls
Boys
50m Butterfly
Jodie Yates (FEB-16)
31.36
Max Nugent (FEB-16)
28.09
100m Butterfly
Jodie Yates (FEB-16)
1.09.01
Max Nugent (MAY-16)
1.03.40
200m Butterfly
Jodie Yates (APR-16)
2.33.21
50m Backstroke
Anna Reavey (OCT-14)
35.37
Max Nugent (FEB-16)
31.13
100m Backstroke
Max Nugent (FEB-16)
1.08.69
200m Backstroke
Max Nugent (FEB-16)
2.31.20
Max Nugent (FEB-16)
37.18
50m Breaststroke
Amy Thompson (MAR-15)
35.77
100m Breaststroke
Jodie Yates (DEC-15)
1.28.80
50m Freestyle
Jodie Yates (DEC-15)
30.46
Max Nugent (MAY-16)
26.12
100m Freestyle
Amy Thompson (JAN-15)
1.07.87
Max Nugent (FEB-16)
58.79
Jodie Yates (NOV-15)
4.51.15
200m IM
2.34.98
400m IM
5.26.60
200m Breaststroke
200m Freestyle
400m Freestyle
100m IM
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Open (16yrs +)
Girls
Boys
50m Butterfly
Benedict Gardner (JUN-15) 29.27
100m Butterfly
200m Butterfly
50m Backstroke
100m Backstroke
200m Backstroke
50m Breaststroke
Amy Thompson (MAY-15) 34.48
Guy Briggs (FEB-15)
100m Breststroke
Amy Thompson (DEC-15)
1.20.52
200m Breststroke
Amy Thompson (JUL-15)
2.56.80
34.40
50m Freestyle
100m Freestyle
200m Freestyle
400m Freestyle
Southampton Dolphins Swimming Club
2012
Rebecca Mills
2013
Isabella Fraser-Corbridge
Filip Fraczek-Krygier
2014
Kate Baxter
Fae Thompson
Ben Sluman
2015
Kate Baxter
Ben Sluman
Max Nugent
Amy Thompson
Oliver Cook
Max Nugent
Harvey Maughan
Sophie Hawkes
Jodie Yates
Sebastian Southon
Ben Sluman
Ella Anderson
Amy Thompson
Naeve Pountey
2016
Kate Baxter
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South East Winter Regional Qualifiers
Short Course (25m Pool) Open Competition
2015
Amy Thompson
ASA SUMMER NATIONALS 2015
50m FS (13yrs)
Amy Thompson
50m BRST (16yrs)
ASA SUMMER NATIONALS 2016
50m BF (14yrs) / 100m FS / 50m FS
Kate Baxter
400m FS (13yrs) / 200m FS
BRITISH SUMMER NATIONALS 2016
Isabella Fraser-Corbridge 50m BF (14yrs)
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We would like to take this opportunity to express our appreciation to the people, without
whom, this evening’s gala would not have been possible:
David and all the teachers at Shirley Pool for teaching the children to swim and improve their strokes and for making swimming fun;
Chris, Clodagh, Phil, Collette and the other Southampton Dolphins Swimming Club instructors for their hard work and dedication in improving the children’s technique
and fitness and giving them the right environment to reach their full potential;
Our sponsors and providers of raffle prizes for this evening’s event;
Our honoured guests for taking the time to come along and present the children with
their medals and gifts;
The parents for all their time and effort in bringing the children along every week, and
often several times a week, for their swimming sessions (Shirley Pool is a second
home to a lot of families here this evening!);
The Dolphin’s mums and dads who have put a tremendous effort into putting on the
gala tonight , in particular Katy, Jane, Tracy, Rachael, Carol, Jo, Sarah, Bev, Charlotte,
Kelly, Zebe, Tina, Polly, Vicki, Julia and Chris.
Our final thank you must, of course, go to the children taking part tonight, without
whom we would all be sat at home watching the football!
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