We hope that all coaches, athletes, technical officials and volunteers enjoyed the first two weekends of the regional long course championships at Norwich. The third and final weekend is at Luton this coming weekend and we are looking for additional non-technical volunteers (race marshalls etc.) to help out. If you are available and interested in
Many thanks to all Technical Officials who have signed up to help at Weekend 1 of the Regional Long Course Championships. We are still in need of technical officials for all sessions at Norwich 28th – 30th March, in particularly on the Friday. Can you please help by circulating this is all of your technical
Swim England have announced a new online application process to apply to become a swimming Judge Level 2 (stroke judge). This replaces the previous process of completing an application form and sending it to the Regional officials’ coordinator. Judge Level 2 is the next step in the swimming technical official qualification, building upon the skills
Swim England East Region have released further information concerning the competition conditions, entry times and swimming schedule for the 2025 Long Course competition. Please Swimming Competition webpage for further information.
Initial information has now been released for both the Long Course Championships and Short Course Championships in 2025 on our Swimming Competition webpage.
We are currently short of volunteers for this weekend’s Short Course Championship at Luton 1st – 3rd November, across all sessions. If you are attending the meet, please volunteer for a session or two of the competition, this will ensure that the event runs smoothly. The Region’s volunteer coordinator carefully plans volunteer roles to ensure
The Accepted Entries have been added to the Swimming Competitions page and can also be found here. No further changes can be made to the Accepted Entries. An information pack containing detailed timings will be published early next week. We are still looking for Technical Officials and Volunteers for the Championships. Details of how to
We are pleased to confirm that all poolside passes for coaches, team managers and chaperones will remain free of charge for the 2024 short course championships. In recent years, we have not offered food and tea/coffee refreshments to coaches and team personnel. This is largely because coaches have preferred to make their own arrangements. We have
The Received Entries have been published on the Swimming Competitions page and can also be found here. Swimmers, teams and their representatives have until 24 October to check the Received Entries and notify the entries administrator by email to [email protected] of any errors after which a final accepted entries list will be published and no further
Entries will close at midnight on 16th October. Clubs holding meets this weekend are asked to submit results to rankings promptly so that they can be used to enter by the closing date. A link to the Championships entry information can be found here. The region continues to actively recruit officials and volunteers for these
Entries have opened for the Short Course Swimming Championships. The conditions and qualification times for the meet are on the Swimming Competitions page which can be found here. Para Entries have a dedicated entry page here and Para Swimmers should enter via that page rather than the main online system even if they are fast enough for the non Para times as
On behalf of Swim England East Region, I am delighted to extend our heartfelt congratulations to Craig Hunter of Hatfield Swimming Club and Tony Ward of Black Country and Potteries Masters SC (West Midlands) on their recent appointments in Paris! It is a groundbreaking achievement for British officials to serve as Technical Delegates for both
