It was a straightforward choice for you in our poll to find the swimmers of 2005, with both men's and women's victors garnering over 60% of the votes in their respective categories. It wasn't just those who fared best in Montreal who were rewarded, although that of course seems to have been a factor in … Continue Reading→
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british swimmers selected for shanghai
The British squad for the 2006 World Short Course Championships has been announced, with 8 swimmers set to compete in Shanghai Next April.
The small team, all of whom will compete in the Commonwealth games before travelling to China, will be led by 6 time world champion Mark Foster, while Loughborough University again provides the bulk … Continue Reading→
england confirms melbourne squad
The England team for the Melbourne Commonwealth Games was confirmed yesterday, with the expected 25 swimmers now certain to make the trip down under in March. Loughborough University provides the bulk of the squad with twelve representatives, while 7 swimmers will make their senior international debut in a long course event. The youngest of … Continue Reading→
burnett scotches dutch rumours
Simon Burnett has scotched rumours that he is about to switch nationalities and compete for Holland, the country of his mother's birth. Following several high profile defections from the ranks of Britain's elite swimmers, Burnett's name had been raised in some quarters as the next big name to go.
Not so, says the man from … Continue Reading→
christchurch 1974: steve nash (england)
As far as swims go I suppose Brian Brinkley winning a major title in the 200m fly must be one of the highlights from an English perspective, though I wasn't able to share in the excitement as I was in the same race - some way behind although just … Continue Reading→