Well done to all Beeches swimmers who took part in this Easter’s City of Birmingham Open Meet.
Full results now available on the COB site:
http://www.swimbirmingham.org.uk/open.php
Well done to all Beeches swimmers who took part in this Easter’s City of Birmingham Open Meet.
Full results now available on the COB site:
http://www.swimbirmingham.org.uk/open.php
The last day of this year’s City of Birmingham Open meet, was another successful day for Beeches.
Out of the 21 swims on the day, 11 were personal best times, this coming at the end of a long three days for most of the swimmers.
Jessica Deans was there, despite still recovering from being poorly, and swam the 50 breast and the 200 I.M. Ashleigh Stackhouse and Katie Gulliver swam the 50 Breast, 200 I.M., 50 Free and 200 Backstroke. Dom Cotter swam the 50 Backstroke, narrowly missing out on a finals place, and the 50 Free; and Andrew Gulliver swam the 50 Free.
Finals –
Girls 50 Breaststroke – Ashleigh Stackhouse came 6th.
200 I.M. – Katie Gulliver claimed silver and Ashleigh Stackhouse came 6th.
200 Backstroke – Katie Gulliver claimed gold, and Jessica Jones came a close second to take silver.
50 Free – Andrew Gulliver won the silver medal.
Well done to all swimmers who took part this weekend.
Lets hear it for the girls 🙂
Jessica Deans, Jessica Jones and Katie Gulliver led the way for Beeches today, swimming at the COB open meet.
Out of seven swims on the day, there were five person bests – not bad from three girls!
Katie Gulliver reached the 100m Butterfly final, and won the second gold of her COB meet this year. Congratulations to Katie.
End of the first day for Beeches at the COB Open meet – Saturday – out of 14 swims we have had 9 PBs, three of those PBs were achieved in tonight’s finals.
Katie Gulliver and Jessica Jones got through to the 200 freestyle final. Gold went to Kate, with Jess claiming the silver medal.
Andrew Gulliver got the silver medal in the 50m Butterfly final.
Well done to all the Beeches swimmers who took part in today’s fun! Here’s looking forwards to the next couple of days!
Are you aged between 9 and 14 on May 26th? Then why not have a go at the Stourbridge B grade. (Please get your entry forms back to Helen Pordage by March 28th).
This meet is designed to give an introduction for less experienced swimmers to the world of open meets. There are no lower cut off times and the upper times are designed to stop A grade swimmers entering to give the average club swimmer a chance of coming away with a trophy or medal.
The trophies or medals are for the top eight in each event and the top four in each age group in IM events and the winners of each event get a coveted Cut Glass Crystal Goblet. They are accepting on a first come basis so clubs and swimmers who get their entries in early will have no rejections. The only proviso is that they prefer all entries to have times if possible for ease of administration. Entries with no times will only be accepted if the meet is not full. Please note if the event is full and the number of swimmers exceeds the safe limit of the pool swimmers who have only entered one or possibly two events may have to be refused.
Entry forms available from the Stourbridge website:
http://www.stourswim.co.uk/open_meets/b%20grade%202012/b%20grade%202013.htm