Members of the Nantwich Seals swimming club enjoyed success at the recent British Masters event in Scotland.
In total, nine Masters qualified and a team of four attended the Championships at Aberdeen Sports Village.
A Nantwich Seals swimmer has become the club’s first girl to compete for Cheshire in a national competition.
Laura Kirby, from Stapeley, was one of 20 swimmers to represent the county at the Inter County National Competition held at Ponds Forge, Sheffield.
A member of Nantwich Seals swimming club has been named Young Volunteer of the Year at the Everybody Awards.
Becky Emeny won the category at an awards ceremony held at Wrenbury Hall, near Nantwich.
Fourteen Nantwich Seals swimmers achieved 49 personal bests and a series of top positions.
The youngsters performed brilliantly at Stoke-on-Trent in the Cosaccs Grade B Open Meet – one of the first open meetings of the new season.
Thirteen Nantwich Seals swimmers scooped 22 awards and dozens of personal bests at a major event in the Midlands.
The team travelled to Coventry to participate in the Graham Sykes Long Course Meet.
Nantwich Seals members swam a lung-busting 160,100 metres – to help raise more than £2,000 for charity.
The sponsored swim was in aid of Cardiomyopathy UK, a charity which helps patients and families understand diseases of the heart.
Nine Nantwich Seals swimmers made a big splash when they clocked up 34 personal bests at an event in Wales.
John Crawford, Max Austin, Tom Hales, Josh Stubbs, Mattie Currie, Cam Thomson, Harvey Zwijnen, Katie Woodbridge and Becky Moston all took part in the Llandudno gala.
Ten Nantwich Seals swimmers scooped 38 personal bests and 35 awards at a North West and Wales competition.
The Nantwich youngsters swept to victory and their best times at the event in Wrexham.
A 12-year-old Nantwich pupil will be swimming across England’s biggest lake – to help raise funds for the Fire Fighters Charity.
And Cameron Thomson popped in to Nantwich Fire Station on Beam Street to tell fire crews about his challenge.
Nantwich Seals swimming club has been boosted by a Cheshire East Council grant of £3,000.
The council splashed the cash to help the club buy new equipment and keep fees down.
Young swimmers from Nantwich Seals have excelled again in two competitions in North Wales. Ten swimmers competed for the club at the Wrexham Cath Ankers meet 2014, and secured 26 personal bests from 31 events entered.
Five swimmers from Nantwich Seals did their club proud at the Wrexham Spring meet with 27 other teams from England and Wales. Frankie Timmis, Izzy Morrey, Ellie Frampton, Max Austin and John Crawford all took part at the two-day event.
Young Nantwich Seals swimmers won a haul of medals and personal bests in two tough competitions. Fourteen swimmers made the journey to Warrington for the Percy Mason Memorial Gala and produced their best performance of the year.
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