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Matt rounds off a good week at the British Championships with a seasons best time in the 50 fly of 26.04 His swim in the 100 fly two days earlier was also a good seasons best time of 57.93. Overall a good week and we now look forward to the regional championships in 3 weeks time.
Congratulations to our Chris Woolley who has recently achieved his Club Coach qualification (Level 2). Well done Chris from all at WSC!!
This years meet is on 26th/27th March. Entries are now closed - all information regarding this event is on our "WSC OPEN MEETS" page.
As we all know, Tim Munro left WSC last week after 11 fantastic years of service. Tim has very kindly written to the Club expressing his thanks for the gifts we presented on the night, and also to talk about the fond memories of his time at WSC. His letter can be found HERE Tim is pictured modelling limited edition pink WSC attire as well as the pink Derby County shirt he received from us, and with his daughter Tammy. Once again from all at WSC, Very Best Wishes to...
Christmas this year will be very strange in many ways and it will also mark the end of an era at Wolverhampton Swimming Club as our long serving coach Tim Munro leaves us after some 11 years of excellent service. Not just a coach, Tim has been a true friend and supporter of the club and his time on poolside has benefitted all of our swimmers in many ways. During the last few years, Tim has developed and nurtured our junior swimmers which has resulted in establishing a pathway for...
We are pleased to say that Tom Davidson has been selected for Swim England's National Junior Squad for this 2020/21 season. According to Swim England "seventy-one swimmers have been selected for the squad and they will attend a number of online camps which aim to turn them into the stars of the future". Selection for Tom is based on his 800m freestyle and their were some 600 swimmers involved in the SE Talent Team's selection process. The junior squad will be led by Swim England talent officers Mike Parker and...
Congratulations to Wolverhampton Swimming Club's Toby Robinson on his inclusion in the 2020/2021 British Swimming World Class Programme. Toby, who trains at the Loughborough National Centre with coach Dave Hemmings, is one of only 53 British athletes selected for this programme. This is extremely important this season with the Tokyo Olympic Games taking place next summer. Toby's current long course 800m and 1500m times rank him second in Great Britain and all at the club wish Toby every success in the coming months with his aim to make the British...
