Trophies News

Trophy news from Solihull, UK

Solihull Swimming Club made it three championship trophies in a row with a storming trophy win in the final of the Mercian Summer League at Pingles Pool in Nuneaton, overtaking Leamington in the final stages to finish just 7 points in front.

The league format produces very close racing in the final and this year was true to form with Leamington eking out a narrow lead in the early events, closely followed by Solihull and Nuneaton.
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Trophy news from Ontario, Canada

The Thunderbird Swim Club held their annual trophy banquet recently with several swimmers receiving multiple swimming trophies.

Team captain Jen Piper was awarded top swimmer of the year as well as the dryland training award. This is Pipers’ last year with the club after nine seasons. She will continue her studies and swimming career with Laurentian University in Sudbury. Other individual trophies for the night included: Mackenzie King, Sierra McCourt McCourt , Kylie Weber, Emma Hives, Gabriel Brind’amour Riffou, Jaime Udeschini and Mike Hives.

In group trophy awards, Jaimee Reynolds, Zeyana Laplante , Sydney Hughes and Jaydan Jackson were the most improved swimmers.
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Trophies News from North Bend, OR

North Bend’s swimming teams captured three individual titles and two more team trophies on Saturday at the state meet in Gresham.

North Bend sophomore Rachel Heaney won both the 200-yard and 500-yard freestyle races.

Teammate Kelli Kronsberg was third in the 500 freestyle and North Bend finished third in the 200 freestyle relay with a team of Heaney, Kronsberg, Gwen Rogers and Sarah Brown.

Sophomore Matt Johnson won his first state title with a phenomenal weekend in the 200 freestyle.

North Bend’s 200 freestyle relay of Daniel Canaga, Ephraim Morris, Verger and Johnson finished third, while the same quartet was fourth in the 400 freestyle relay.

Congratulations to the team on their two new swim trophies!

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Trophies News from Huntingdon, UK

Fifteen swimmers from St Ives Swimming Club attended the Cambridge Open meet. A number of them were awarded medals.

Eleven-year-old Kyle Ferrier picked up a gold in the 50m freestyle and silver in the 200m freestyle while nine-year-old Hannah Smith, won bronze in the 50m freestyle.

Rachel Moss, 16, won bronze in the 400m freestyle while Andrew Weatheritt, 16, and Carl Johnson, 12, recorded regional qualifying times.

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