Royal Wolverhampton School Swimming Club
About Royal Wolverhampton School Swimming Club
Performance Swim Squad. Elite, Age Group & Academy. World Class Coaching & Outstanding Swimming Scholarships
Royal Wolverhampton School Swimming Club Description
The Mission
The Royal Wolverhampton School programme is dedicated to providing opportunity and encouragement for all of its swimmers to make an uncompromised commitment to the pursuit of excellence and, through the process of striving to be the best that they can be, to acquire life enhancing attributes such as integrity, discipline, teamwork and sportsmanship.
The Royal Wolverhampton School places the greatest strength of resources with the most committed and able athletes in the programme.
It is recognized that athletes develop at different rates and the coaching staff are intent on allowing the individual nature of the sport to be fully realised. This will be accomplished by offering an unrivalled and comprehensive training programme that adheres to the principles of long-term athlete development and provides each swimmer with the opportunities they need to progress within the sport.
In addition, in order to demonstrate the benefits of being a member, the club will endeavour to engage the athletes and their parents in volunteer work, social activities and other events that are indirectly related to sporting high performance.
Values
Outstanding performance, achieving success at all levels of competitive swimming
Providing the highest standard of swimming coaching and training possible
Promoting lifelong positive values, skills and qualities in our members
Developing the whole individual
Teamwork, inspiration, excellence
Enhancing the status and reputation of swimming in Wolverhampton, it’s wider community and in the West Midlands
The Vision
The Royal Wolverhampton School Swimming Club aims to be the most successful swimming club in the West Midlands with it also being one of the Top 5 Age /Youth swimming clubs in Great Britain.
The club will have a membership of 40 to 60 dedicated and improving athletes in a structured squad system who will all be striving to fulfil their potential in the sport, supported by a full time coaching structure that is one of the best in Great Britain.
The Royal Wolverhampton School Swimming Club will be recognized by British Swimming and the ASA as a major and crucial cog in their development of performance swimming in Great Britain.
The Royal Wolverhampton School Swimming strives to become Swim21 Performance Level accredited.
Reviews
Day 3 of regional's brought more medals and more club records. Three golds - Charley Jones 50 BK, Erin Hull 50 Brs and Wiktoria Dabrowska 50 fc. Three Silver - Theo Clark, Oliver Duckworth & Katie Leary Three Bronze - Zak Westwood x2 and Jake Morris improving his own club record!! Some excellent swimming and well done to the organisors as everything ran smooth and on time.... Thanks to Marc Spackman and Dave Painter for helping the swimmers swim fast!!! Same again and faster next weekend then!!
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The relay girls smashed another club record. Good job ladies!!
Another positive day in Coventry. Four golds - George Barber 100 fly, Ben Cope 400 IM and the O17 girls 4 x 100 freestyle team and Wiktoria Dabrowska Seven silver's - Niamh Hofland x2, Dan Parsons, Jessie Leigh Jenns, Zak Weswood, Katie Leary and Mathew Harris Four Bronze - Chloe Harris, Theo Clark, Tom Harris and Luke Skelding. Numerous other finals and well done Emily Tite and Alex Jones making their first regional finals.... It's all about process and building.!! Day three brings the 50's and distance. Bring it on!!
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Positive first day at the West Midlands Championships. Two golds inc the 17/0 4x100 freestyle relay and George Barber and Tom Watkin coming joint first in the 200 freestyle. In that race we took the first 5 places. Two silver's for Theo Clark and Tom Harris. Five Bronze for Dan Parsons x2, Jessie Leigh Jenns, Jake Morris and Dan Johnson. Numerous finals and lots of best times.... More of the same on day 2.
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Good luck to all our swimmers taking part in the West Midlands Championships over the next two weekends. They all look strong and hungry, so let's go smash it Royal Style!!
Congratulations to Bethany Smith, ND squad swimmer of the month. Beth has put a really great block of work together in the last few months and has shown great resilience over the last 15 months. Well done Beth, keep it up!
James Brown comes 5th in the National final. With a new best time and points total. Well done to James for a great Championships. #fasterinfinals
James Brown makes the 50 freestyle final tonight in Glasgow with an impressive heat swim. The final goes around 520pm
Congratulations to Marc and Mathew https://www.britishswimming.org/…/briti sh-swimming-unveils…/
James Brown wins the National final in a new best time for 400 fc. Fantastic result and thoroughly deserved
James Brown smashes into the British 400 fc Para final tonight in Glasgow with a new best time. Great heat swim. Let's go James!!
James Brown smashed the final, did another best time,more points and finished 7th in the S9 category through all ages and (as it's also a world series event ) all nationalities. AWESOME #Fasterinfinals #BPSIM19
An message today from one of our attendees at the the two camps. We just wanted to thank you for two great sessions ****** was quite nervous to begin with but absolutely loved it! It was so lovely to see how much he has learned and is already counting down to the next two days! Thank you, what a great experience!
James Brown goes in the British para National final at around 527pm today for the 100fc.