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2015 open meet results full results are now available on the 2015 open meet page close -- swimming | water polo | synchro you are here: home welcome to the city of birmingham swimming club the city of birmingham swimming club provides elite coaching in aquatic sports for birmingham's swimmers, water polo players and synchronised swimmers. bringing together swimmers from across the region, the club's highly successful coaching teams build on the excellent work of local clubs to further develop the potential of outstanding competitors, preparing them to compete at the highest levels regionally, nationally and internationally. latest club news on friday 15th of june 2018 asa winter championships 2016 read more > the short course cycle of the 2016/17 season came to a conclusion at the asa national winter championships (25m) in sheffield on 18th dec. the meet saw city of birmingham send a combined team of 16 swimmers from the senior and junior groups for 4 days of high quality racing. as a result of many lifetime best times in the heats, city of birmingham had a large presence in the finals sessions on all 4 days. on day 1 sam osborne was the first finalist competing as the only junior age swimmer in the 400m freestyle. sam seized the opportunity and came away with 6th in the open age b final and with a time of 3.54.10 he became junior champion and broke the west midlands junior record for the event. in the men's 100m breaststroke, luke davies cruised into the a final having touched under 60 seconds for the first time in the heat to break ex-commonwealth champion adam whitehead's west midland record. luke matched his heat swim of 59.57 to take bronze in the senior age group. the last city of birmingham representation on day 1 came from caitlin hubbard in the 200 fly, the only junior to make the a final in a strong lineup. caitlin improved on her best time by almost 2 seconds to become junior champion, while gaining valuable experience in her first senior national final. day 2 saw charlotte rigg making her first senior national final in a new west midlands junior record of 2.30.37 in the 200m breaststroke, a record which had stood since 2003. charlotte went on to set a new record in the b final with a time of 2.29.98, which secured her a silver medal in the junior age group. day 2 also saw ben stanford compete as the youngest swimmer in the b final of the 100 freestyle where he produced a pb time of 50.68 which secured 8th place. the day finished with both issy griffiths and abby smith in the fastest heat of the 800 freestyle where they finished 3rd and 10th respectively in an extremely strong field. issy won her first senior national medal, beating two rio olympians on her way to a bronze medal in a new personal best time of 8.26.25, which broke her own west midlands record. on day 3 issy and abby were back in action in the 400 freestyle, making the a and b finals respectively. in the a final, issy finished just outside the medals in another new personal best time of 4.06.39. this time enabled issy to break the west midlands record set by ex-olympian georgina lee in 2004. in the b final, university of birmingham scholarship athlete abby smith represented city of birmingham in her first senior national final where she finished in 3rd place in a new personal best time of 4.13.38. day 3 also saw luke davies return for the 50 breaststroke, where he was placed 6th in the a final with a new best time of 27.77. earlier in the day sam osborne became junior champion in the 1500m to add to his junior championship in the 400m. sam posted a time of 15.34.73 - which 24 seconds within his previous personal best - to finish 11th amongst all ages and 14 seconds ahead of the next best junior. on the final day, sam returned in the heats of the 200 freestyle narrowly missing out on his third junior title. sam came away with silver in the junior age group, in a best time of 1.52.47. in the finals, luke davies swam in the a final of the 200 breaststroke where he came away with his second senior medal of the meet, winning silver in a new best time of 2.09.33. the last swim of the meet came from university of birmingham scholarship athlete zoe bozzard-hill. despite nursing an ongoing injury, zoe made her first senior national final, finishing 9th in the b final. close > england programmes phase 2 december 2016 read more > city of birmingham had a healthy representation on the latest phase of the england programmes camps. caitlin hubbard, samuel osborne, oliver watson, alexandra bartley, charlotte rigg and lizzie kingham were all invited onto the camps where they will work alongside swimmers and coaches from all over the country as england looks to develop their next generation of international swimmers. close > luke on the up again!! gb altitude camp, la loma, mexico read more > luke davies is one of just 15 athletes selected by british swimming to attend a 3 week training camp at altitude in mexico this january. luke has already been with gb at altitude recently when he spent 3 weeks in flagstaff, arizona this october. luke goes to mexico on the back of 3 pbs from 3 events at the recent asa winter meet giving him a boost into the all-important long course season. close > luke on a high!! read more > city of birminghams luke davies has recently returned from a british swimming altitude training camp in flagstaff, arizona. british swimming has embarked on a systematic approach to the use of altitude training as a means of taking the performance of its athletes to new heights in the lead up to the tokyo 2020 olympic games. the first in a series of 10 camps, between now and the tokyo games, has been completed when a squad of 16 swimmers, including birminghams luke davies, travelled to flagstaff, arizona for a three-week camp at the hypo2 high performance sport centre. each camp will target 200 metre plus swimmers with an optimal age and performance profile set to excel at the tokyo games as well as those with a proven record of podium level performance continuing beyond rio 2016. as well as this luke has also been selected onto british swimmings world class programme again offering him funding and support services in order to further aid his development. close > new selection for issy read more > city of birminghams isobel griffiths has also been selected onto a new joint initiative run equally by british swimming and the 3 home nation programmes aimed at female athletes aged 15-18yrs that they believe have the ability to progress onto the world class programme and success in tokyo 2020. as part of the programme isobel will be representing gb at the us grand prix in indianapolis this january and on the mare nostrum tour in europe next summer. this is a great opportunity for isobel off the back of her first gb selection for the european junior championships in hungary last july. close > city of birmingham easter open meet read more > over the past years the city of birmingham swimming club has run an open meet over easter. our aim has always been to put on a well organised, well supported and highly competitive meet. if we run the meet at easter in 2017 we will clash with the british championships which is a target meet for top swimmers at the city of birmingham and many of the clubs who support our meet. this would reduce the support that members of the club can provide for the open meet and reduce the number of swimmers available. with this in mind we have decided not to run the open meet at easter in 2017. however, as a competitive club we would like to support swimming in the midlands by ensuring that we still run a highly competitive open meet. with this in mind we are currently planning to run a meet in october or november 2017. the details have yet to be confirmed as we do not want to clash with other established meets running at that time and the national league. we envision the meet being a level 2 run over a weekend and including the maj

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