Our Masters fought valiantly to retain the Top Non Midlands team trophy at the Etwall Eagles 2016 meet but in the end came away a very honourable second and with a new swimming abbreviation; a “PW” or “personal worst” time. Read here for more details.
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The 2016 National Masters Championships in Sheffield yielded two champions in Graham Powell and Dave Wright with nine medals, three East Region and six Beds County Masters’ records for Team Luton. This bettered our 2015 performance when the squad brought home eight medals. Read here for a full report.
Three of our Masters competed at the East Region championships and won two gold, five silver and four bronze medals. Read here for more details.
Thirty four medals, two East Region and two Beds County records. An impressive day’s work at the Barnet Masters Sprint meet. Read here for full details.
With the end of the 2015/16 competitive season, the club recognised the individual achievements by its up and coming swimmers at its presentation evening. Read here for a full report of the club championships and our record breakers.
A number of our swimmers have just returned from competing at the ASA, Welsh and Irish National Summer Championships. Celyn Walmsley won a gold medal in Swansea whilst Ralph Muncer brought home a silver from Sheffield. Read here for more details.
Our swimmers have had successes recently at both the East Region Open Water and Long Course championships, winning a total of five gold, seven silver and five bronze medals with all attaining notable personal achievements. For more details click here.
Graham Powell won two medals and Dave Wright twice finished in the top ten as Team Luton set two new East Region and seven Beds County records at the European Masters Championships. Read here for a full report.
All ten of our Masters who competed at the Newmarket Masters Open Meet brought home at least one medal.
Four new Masters County records were set as the squad collected a total of 29 medals whilst two of our members won their first ever Masters medals. Read here for more details