Free to spectate all weekend so take your family and friends along 🙂

To be held on the 30th and 31st July at Rother Valley Country Park

Swim England Team 2K on the 30th July – Swim 2K as part of a Team of 4 and get a medal for your efforts! Participants swim 200m each 🙂 Anyone from the age of 12 can enter.

Swim England National Open Water Masters Championships on the 30th July – Races are 1.5K and 3K long. Adults aged 18 and over can enter.

Swim England National Age Group Champs on the 31st July – you have to have achieved the times either in an Open Water event or long course pool.

For more information please click on this document:

OPEN WATER 2017 – A5 FLYER 6 LR

It was a night of mixed emotions and maiden swims for the Beeches few who made the journey to Oak Park on Saturday, for round 2 of this year’s Mercian League.

Just three  first places on the night – which went to Sophia Deans (12/under 100 Breast and 100 Free) and the 10/under Freestyle relay (Kianna Hughes, Carys Higgins, Kadijha Cox and Said Ashman) – but a massive amount of Team spirit around poolside – it was an interesting night!

Other top three finishers were – Vicky Cox (14/under 100 Backstroke); Carys Higgins (10/under 50 Freestyle); Ellison Hart (12/under 100 Backstroke); Jess Jones (Open 100 Backstroke); Kadijha Cox (10/under 50 Breaststroke).

Other memorable moments were the ‘first swims’ for the club – Ethan Barker, who swam the 100 Breaststroke, and Aimee Hindley, who swam the 100 Freestyle.

Well done to all the swimmers on the night. Lets hope round 3  is a good one 🙂

On Tuesday 27th June we will hold our annual AGM and Quiz night.

Do we have any members who would like to help out on the committee? If yes please email secretary@perrybeechesswimming.co.uk to let us know 🙂

The QUIZ! – All proceeds to Big Rick’s Chanel Swim Team’s current charity of Macmillan. £2 per adult (16’s and over), £1 for 9’s to 15’s–(under 9’s are free). Team’s from 4 to 6 people. Why not come along and join in the FUN!

Congratulations to Ross Emery and Stuart Fuller who both completed the Jubilee River Swim yesterday. They finished 14th (2 hours 45 minutes 22.1 seconds) and 13th (2 hours 45 minutes 21.5 seconds) respectively in the ‘Skins’ category.

The swim:

The Jubilee River is man-made flood relief channel opened in 2002, and as well as diverting water from the Thames at times of high water levels, it has long since blossomed into a wonderful habitat for wildlife and has become incredibly popular for recreational use with it’s adjacent footpaths and cycle track.

In 2012 we received permission from the Environment Agency to become the very first recreational users of it’s water, and the Jubilee River Swim has gone from strength to strength ever since. We swim 10km starting from the footbridge near Mill Lane in Taplow at its western end, to the Pococks Lane road bridge a few hundred metres short of the river re-joining the Thames near Eton.

The three weirs along the rivers length mark hand over points for the relay swimmers, also the location for the feed stations. There’ll be a feed station at the finish too.

For relay teams the swim legs are as follows:-

Leg One – Start to Marsh Lane Weir – 1.9km

Leg Two – Marsh Lane Weir to Manor Farm Weir 3.5km

Leg Three – Manor Farm Weir to Slough Weir – 2.6km

Leg Four – Slough Weir to Finish – 1.5km