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National Arena League Round 1

This closely fought round saw Team Luton swim against Brompton, Wandsworth, Hemel Hempstead, Borough of Harrow, Barking and Dagenham, Berkhamsted and Greenwich Royals.  All the Team Luton swimmers raced with great determination resulting in an amazing 24 personal bests out of 34 individual races.

After the first ten relay races Team Luton clocked a joint third position.  With every team member swimming purposefully they managed to maintain the third position after the next sixteen races. With 6 races to go the top five were separated by just 4 points. Ultimately the club finished the gala in a commendable 5th place with only 18 points separating 1st and 5th position. Click for a FULL REPORT.

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Team Luton Kit

Team Luton Swimming Club now have a new range of additional items – all in existing Team Luton colours.   All items can be purchased direct from It’s About Sport.

Note Team Luton swimming hats, hoodies and polos are available to purchase from the club desk located on the ground floor of Inspire, near the entrance to the sports hall and changing rooms on Thursday evenings. See order forms below.

Click on this link for the Hoodie order form.   Click on this link for the Polo shirt order form.

If you have any questions please speak to a Team Luton representative at the desk on a Thursday evening

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24-Hour Continuous Team Swim

TOTAL RAISED SO FAR £5,400

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A group of swimmers from Team Luton swimming club undertook a 24-hour continuous swim for charity in aid of Teenage Cancer Trust at Inspire, Luton Sports Village from 7.30pm on Thursday 11 December until 7.30pm the next day. Swimmers of all ages from the club swam in one-hour time slots throughout the 24 hours and were joined by Commonwealth silver-medallist and Team GB swimmer, Joe Roebuck. Also taking part in the event were swimmers from Hatfield, Hitchin and Putteridge swimming clubs, and the Transition Tri triathlon club.

Joe Roebuck took time out from the swimming to deliver an inspirational talk to Team Luton swimmers during their strength and conditioning session, and to sign items and have photographs taken with the swimmers.  The final five minutes was swum by event organiser Abby Gee, Joe Roebuck and Will Rodger, applauded on poolside by nearly 200 swimmers, coaches and parents from Team Luton.

The swimmers were raising money for Teenage Cancer Trust because Will, who swam for Team Luton, was treated successfully in one of their specialist units last year.  By raising money for Teenage Cancer Trust hopefully more young people will receive the same care and attention as Will.

We have already raised over £5,400 (including gift aid) but please continue to donate,

Online:  www.justgiving.com/24hourswimluton

By Text:  LUTT55 with an amount from £1 to £10 to 70070