Christchurch Seagulls Swimming Club Masters

Christchurch Seagulls Swimming Club’s Masters swimmer Wendy Bates has added another remarkable achievement to her growing list of endurance feats, winning a gruelling overnight swim challenge 🏊

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Seven Masters swimmers from Christchurch Seagulls Swimming Club produced an outstanding set of performances at the Bracknell and Wokingham Long Course Open Meet in Aldershot 🏊🏊‍♀️

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Bracknell & Wokingham LC Masters

Massive well done to the team of masters that competed at Aldershot on the weekend amongst all of the racing going on round the regions.

A smashing effort from the swimmers.

Results followed:

Well whilst Wendy swims through the night....

Loads of Seagulls masters in Aldershot today. It was great to meet some of you for the first time 😍 Felt amazing to have such a lovely team around and everyone swam amazingly 👏 long course really is long 🤣

Well done everyone......

Jacqui:
🥇400fr 🥉200fr
Viv:
🥇🥇in 400 and 50fr
Anita:
🥈200fr 🥉🥉in 50 and 100fr
Joy:
🥈50bk 4th 100fr and 7th 50fr
Louis:
🥇200bk 🥈50fly
Laura:
🥈100bk 🥉100fr 4th 200fr 7th 50fr
Ellie
🥇200br🥈🥈50 and 100br 4th 100fr 5th 50fr

Great set of results team 👏

Seagulls Swimming Club's Wendy Bates and New Milton’s Elaine Warriner have returned from the Winter Swimming World Championships in Oulu, Finland, after competing in some of the harshest conditions of their careers ❄️

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Three swimmers from Christchurch-based Seagulls Swimming Club Masters made a splash at the Welsh Open Long Course Championships in Swansea 🏊🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

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