DOCSLIB.ORG

Annual Business Document 2012 Index Item 1 PRESIDENT’S REPORT Welcome to the Annual Report for 2011-2012

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Annual Business Document 2012 Index Item 1 PRESIDENT’S REPORT Welcome to the Annual Report for 2011-2012 SCOTTISH SWIMMING AGM 2012 AGENDA BUSINESS DOCUMENT The Pathfoot Building, University of Stirling 25 th February 2012 11.00 am Scottish Swimming AGM 2012 The Lecture Theatre, Pathfoot Building, University of Stirling Saturday 25th February 2012 List of Acronyms used in this Report ASA Amateur Swimming Association BS British Swimming CEO Chief Executive Officer CPD Continuing Professional Development CPO Child Protection Officer FINA Federation Internationale de Natation LEN Ligue Europeenne de Natation STO Swimming Technical Officials Scottish Swimming AGM The Pathfoot Building, University of Stirling Saturday 25th February 2012 – 11.00am A G E N D A 1. President’s Address 2. Minutes of the Meeting of 26th February 2011 3. Business from Minutes 4. Correspondence 5. Address 5.1 Address by Company Chair 5.2 Company’s Annual Report, which will include reports from National Committees 6. Attendance & Apologies for Absence 7. Financial Report 2010/11 & Budget for 2011/12 8. Company Fees and Fines for 2012/13 9. Alterations to the Governance Documentation 9.1 SASA Constitution 9.2 SASA Articles 9.3 Company Rules 10. Matters the SASA needs to consider as sole member of the Company 11. Notices of Motion 12. Appointment of Members of SASA Council 13. Endorsement of Members of National Committees 14. Confirmation of Appointments 15. Installation of President 16. Presentation of SASA Life Membership: • Neil Valentine Scottish Swimming Annual Business Document 2012 Index Item 1 PRESIDENT’S REPORT Welcome to the Annual Report for 2011-2012. Scottish Swimming continues to be the foremost sport governing body in Scotland, and that is reflected in the continued excellent relationship with sport scotland and their commitment to stable funding until 2014. Our principle sponsors, Scottish Gas, have increased their support of the sport in innovative ways including the Grand Prix events which will become a feature of the speed swimming calendar over the next few years as we continually improve the swimming structure and calendar towards the Commonwealth Games. We are also grateful to Kelloggs and Speedo for their continued sponsorship and support. We haven’t had the excitement of the Commonwealth Games and the excellent medal winning performances in Delhi this year, however there is the undoubted excitement of the build up towards the London 2012 Olympics and of course the ever increasing local excitement as we work towards what I’m sure will be an outstanding Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games. With that in mind, throughout the past year there have been excellent performances and achievements by athletes in all our disciplines. They are listed in detail elsewhere in this Business Document and it is my great pleasure to add my congratulations and a big “well done” to all! A particular challenge this year has been the closure of our principal venue for Championship meets – Tollcross. The support and commitment of all at Tollcross is legendary and we will miss you until the pool re-opens in 2013. The refurbishment of the RCP and the new pools in Aberdeen and Dundee are progressing and will be a valuable asset when they are complete but that is a year or two away yet. Meantime that has meant a lot of work by a lot of people to organise venues for the Short Course Championships and the Age Group Championships. A heartfelt thank you to all those who have worked so hard to make these events happen in their new venues. Throughout the year I have had the honour of representing the Association at the National Age Groups, the Diving World Series in Sheffield, the National Masters and the UK Masters in Leeds, Synchro Championships in Kirkcaldy and Drumchapel, the Scottish Schools Championships, our National Championships and Open Water Championships, the ASA National Age Groups and Open Water in Sheffield, the Intercounties, as well as some Commonwealth Games planning and awards events. I also represented the Association at the official opening of the new ASA and British Swimming offices in Loughborough attended by Julio Maglione, FINA President and Nory Krutchen, LEN President. I have also attended a delegates meeting in each district and always received a warm welcome as I did at the various District Championships I have attended. Unfortunately I was unable to accept all the invitations I received due to work commitments. My heartfelt thanks go to my fellow Council and Board members for all their outstanding hard work, expertise and knowledge in all aspects of swimming and corporate organisation. A special mention goes to the Editorial Board for their expertise and commitment and very many thanks to our highly professional staff. Scottish Swimming’s greatest asset is undoubtedly the huge army of volunteers involved in the sport – over 4000 – who contribute vast amounts of time and expertise at all levels. A rough calculation last year valued that contribution at around £13,000,000 if it all had to be paid for so very well done and keep up the good work! Finally it is with great sadness I report the deaths of the following during the past year, Jim Thomson, SASA LM and Julia Gilbert SASA LM, Keith Nichol 1930 ASC and Jack Grierson Gala ASC. Neil Valentine President Scottish Swimming Annual Business Document 2012 Page 1 Item 2 Minutes of the Scottish Swimming Annual General Meeting Saturday 26 th February 2011 Pathfoot Lecture Theatre, University of Stirling, Pathfoot Building, Stirling FK9 4LA 1. President’s Address: The President, Doris Mair before opening the meeting handed to Elaine Mackenzie, Director of Operations, who advised housekeeping rules for the duration of the meeting including Fire Assembly points. Doris then opened the meeting welcoming Past Presidents, Life Members and Delegates alike, giving an extended welcome to John Lunn, sport scotland Partnership Manager. The President then went on to express her deepest regret at the deaths of former SASA members and asked that the delegates stand and observe a minute’s silence in the memory of: • Eileen Adams, Coach • John Neil, SASA Life Member and Past President • Charlie Grierson, SASA Life Member and 1954 East District President • Thomas Nelson, SASA Life Member and Past President • Mike Bryant, Monifieth President • Peter Laing, St. Thomas Life Member • Arlene Manson, Monifieth & District Life Member • John Barclay Rodger (Jack), West District President and Life Member • Helen Brunton, SASA Life Member and Past President The President, then introduced the top table, Ali Russell(CEO(Interim)), Maureen Campbell (Chair), Elaine Mackenzie (Director of Operations), Neil Valentine (Vice-President) and Deborah McGinniss (Finance Manager), followed by Council members and Board members. 2. Attendance and Apologies for Absence: Attendance; • Club Delegates: 101 East (36), Midlands (16), North (18), West (31) • Life Members: 18 • Swim Schools: 4 • Council & Board of Directors: 9 • Total Voting Delegates: 132 Clubs Represented: 56 East (18), Midlands (9), North (12), West (17) Also in attendance were: Staff - 21 Guest - 1 John Lunn, sport scotland Apologies; Life Members - Bill Black, Mary Black, Stewart Davidson, David Dinnie, Winne Ferguson, Elenor Gordon McKay, Ian Martin, Doug Milne, Leslie Tuberville, Roy Wilson Swim Schools - Gillian Jones, Edinburgh Leisure; Gary McLean, Perth & Kinross Leisure Associate Members - Scottish Disability Sports Clubs – East; Dunfermline WPC, Dunfermline Synchro, Duns ASC, Edinburgh University, Eyemouth & District, Hawick, Kelso ASC, Ferry AST, Newbattle SC, Teviotdale ASC Midland; Angus Masters, Monifieth North; Bon Accord Thistle, Cults Otters ASC, Delting Dolphins, Dingwall, Freestyle, Huntly ASC, Inverness ASC, N airn District, Orkney ASC, Tain ASC, Westhill District ASC West; Bo’ness ASC, East Kilbride, Glasgow Western Masters, Helensburgh ASC, Inverclyde Masters, Islay & Jura Dolphins, Islay Masters, Lomond Masters, Merrick Mavericks, Milngavie & Bearsden, Skye Dolphins ASC 3. Minutes of Meetings held 27 th February 2010: 3.1 14 th Congress; Minutes were agreed as true and accurate record of proceedings. Proposed by Blair Prentice, Life Member and seconded by Allan Fletcher, Life Member. 3.2 111 th SASA AGM; Minutes were agreed as a true and accurate record of proceedings. Proposed by Elizabeth Scottish Swimming Annual Business Document 2012 Page 2 Stewart, Renfrew Bath and seconded by David Downie, Dyce ASC. 3.3 7th SASA Ltd AGM; Minutes were agreed as a true and accurate record of proceedings. Proposed by Jenny Young, Garioch and seconded by Ian Fleming, Grangemouth ASC. 4. Business from Minutes: 14 th Congress : none 111 th SASA AGM: none 7th SASA Ltd AGM: none 5. Correspondence: Correspondence as noted below and listed in the Annual Business Document. • Letter from Elspeth Black accepting appointment as the Company’s Honorary Legal Advisor • Letter from David Booth accepting appointment as the Company’s Honorary Medical Advisor • E-mail from Alun Morgan, Walton Kilgour accepting appointment as the Company’s Independent Accountants 6. Address: 6.1 Address by Company Chair; The President handed over to the Chair, Maureen Campbell. Maureen advised that with positive feedback from the 2010 AGM for the Company presentations taking place at the start of the meeting, the same format would remain, and thanked the floor for the opportunity to present on the performance of the Company. Maureen preceded the staff presentations by giving a brief overview of the 2010 highlights; funding of £800k from Scottish Government to top-up Local Authority programmes for entitlement
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Scottish National Age Groups Records
    Scottish National Age Groups Records Long Course (50m) Boys 11 years Distance Time Name Representation Date Venue FREESTYLE 50m 00:28.34 Douglas Kelly Milngavie & Bearsden ASC 04/04/2015 Aberdeen 100m 01:01.20 Mark Szaranek Carnegie SC 25/07/2007 Sheffield 200m 02:12.70 Mark Szaranek Carnegie SC 24/07/2007 Sheffield 400m 04:45.46 Jordan Hughes North Ayrshire ASC 27/07/2008 Sheffield 800m 09:53.99 Tom Primavesi COAST 01/04/2006 Glasgow 1500m 18:46.44 Tom Primavesi COAST 21/03/2006 Glasgow BACKSTROKE 50m 00:32.94 Stefan Krawiec East Lothian Swim Team 04/02/2018 Edinburgh 100m 01:09.72 Evan Jones Nuneaton & Bedworth SC 29/05/2016 Coventry 200m 02:28.22 Evan Jones Nuneaton & Bedworth SC 31/03/2016 Glasgow BREASTSTROKE 50m 00:36.28 Douglas Kelly Milngavie & Bearsden ASC 03/04/2015 Aberdeen 100m 01:19.12 Douglas Kelly Milngavie & Bearsden ASC 04/04/2015 Aberdeen 200m 02:55.55 Adam Poole Warrington Warriors 11/04/2010 Glasgow BUTTERFLY 50m 00:29.59 Stefan Krawiec Windygoul Primary School 27/01/2018 East Kilbride 00:29.95 Douglas Kelly Milngavie & Bearsden ASC 01/04/2015 Aberdeen 100m 01:07.36 Stefan Krawiec East Lothian Swim Team 04/02/2018 Edinburgh 200m 02:34.24 Mark Ford Lanark ASC 03/04/2015 Aberdeen INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 200m 02:29.37 Stefan Krawiec East Lothian Swim Team 02/02/2018 Edinburgh 400m 05:20.39 Oliver Kincart Portsmouth Northsea 01/08/2010 Sheffield 12 years Distance Time Name Representation Date Venue FREESTYLE 50m 00:26.73 Myles Lapsley Swim West Lothian 15/07/2016 Aberdeen 100m 00:56.77 Stefan Krawiec East Lothian Swim Team 10/02/2019
    [Show full text]
  • 4-12-2011 Event 1 Men, 400M Freestyle Jeugd/Senioren 02-12
    Open Nederlandse Kampioenschappen Zwemmen Eindhoven, 2- - 4-12-2011 Event 1 Men, 400m Freestyle Jeugd/Senioren 02-12-2011 Results World Record 3:40.07 Paul Biedermann Rome (ITA) 26-07-2009 European Record 3:40.07 Paul Biedermann Rome (ITA) 26-07-2009 Nederlands Record Senioren 3:47.20 Pieter van den Hoogenband Amersfoort 20-04-2002 Nederlands Record Jeugd 3:55.65 Dion Dreesens Belgrado (SRB) 06-07-2011 Limiet OS 2012 Londen 3:47.90 Richttijd EK 2012 Antwerpen 3:51.49 Richttijd EJK 2012 Antwerpen 3:58.01 rank name club name time RT pts Jeugd 1 en 2 provisional results Louis Croenen ShaRK SHARK/133/94 4:00.24 +0,74 50m: 28.06 28.06 150m: 1:28.92 30.52 250m: 2:29.75 30.31 350m: 3:30.59 30.29 100m: 58.40 30.34 200m: 1:59.44 30.52 300m: 3:00.30 30.55 400m: 4:00.24 29.65 Lander Hendrickx BEST BEST/241/94 4:00.38 +0,73 50m: 28.04 28.04 150m: 1:28.85 30.61 250m: 2:29.60 30.31 350m: 3:30.64 30.46 100m: 58.24 30.20 200m: 1:59.29 30.44 300m: 3:00.18 30.58 400m: 4:00.38 29.74 Maarten Brzoskowski EIFFELswimmersPSV 199500769 4:05.97 +0,71 50m: 28.10 28.10 150m: 1:30.50 31.51 250m: 2:34.00 31.28 350m: 3:36.48 31.30 100m: 58.99 30.89 200m: 2:02.72 32.22 300m: 3:05.18 31.18 400m: 4:05.97 29.49 Lowie Vandamme Kon.Brugse Zwemkring BZK/463/94 4:08.38 +0,76 50m: 27.70 27.70 150m: 1:29.35 31.14 250m: 2:32.37 31.71 350m: 3:36.68 32.44 100m: 58.21 30.51 200m: 2:00.66 31.31 300m: 3:04.24 31.87 400m: 4:08.38 31.70 Conor Turner Aer Lingus 1994turn 4:10.39 +0,70 50m: 29.25 29.25 150m: 1:32.87 32.16 250m: 2:36.52 31.65 350m: 3:40.19 31.70 100m: 1:00.71 31.46 200m:
    [Show full text]
  • Amsterdam Swim Cup 2013 Amsterdam, 7 - 8 December 2013
    Amsterdam Swim Cup 2013 Amsterdam, 7 - 8 december 2013 Event 17 Women, 50m Freestyle Senioren Open 08-12-2013 - 9:06 Entry list Prelim World Record 23.73 Britta Steffen Rome (ITA) 02-08-2009 European Record 23.73 Britta Steffen Rome (ITA) 02-08-2009 Nederlands Record Senioren 23.96 Marleen Veldhuis Amsterdam 19-04-2009 Nederlands Record Jeugd 25.74 Ranomi Kromowidjojo Palma de Mallorca (ESP) 09-07-2006 Nederlands Record Junioren 26.47 Marrit Steenbergen Utrecht 19-07-2013 Sloterparkbad Record 23.96 Marleen Veldhuis Amsterdam 19-04-2009 Kwalificatietijd EK 2014 Berlijn 25.23 Limiet EJK 2014 Dordrecht meisjes 1998 26.32 Limiet EJK 2014 Dordrecht meisjes 1999 26.61 Richttijd Jeugd OS 2014 Nanjing 25.90 rank name club name entry time 1 Ranomi Kromowidjojo KNZB-NTC 199002156 24.05 L 04-08-2013 Barcelona (ESP) 2 Clarissa van Rheenen PSV 199108270 25.43 L 30-06-2013 Luxembourg (LUX) 3 Tamara van Vliet KNZB-NTC 199403562 25.53 L 04-04-2013 Eindhoven (NED) 4 Maud van der Meer KNZB-NTC 199201180 25.70 L 07-06-2013 Eindhoven (NED) 5 Ilse Kraaijeveld Orca 199002110 25.82 L 02-03-2013 Sindelfingen (GER) 6 Manon Minneboo PSV 199301548 26.05 L 06-07-2012 Paris (FRA) 7 Chantal Senden GZVN GZVN/492/93 26.07 L 29-07-2012 Antwerpen (BEL) 8 Laura Moolenaar AZ&PC 199600656 26.15 L 07-07-2012 Antwerp (BEL) 9 Ally Ponson PSV 199506854 26.27 L 03-08-2013 Barcelona (ESP) 10 Amy de Langen KNZB-RTC 199702046 26.33 L 07-07-2012 Antwerp (BEL) 11 Nelly Velthuijs PSV 199404028 26.43 L 07-06-2013 Eindhoven (NED) 12 Marrit Steenbergen KNZB-RTC 200000086 26.47 L 19-07-2013 Utrecht (NED) 13 Lucy Hope B.E.S.T.
    [Show full text]
  • Bravehearts Bound for Pune
    COMMONWEALTH YOUTH GAMES SPECIAL EDITION OCTOBER 2008 Congratulating the team, Michael Cavanagh, Chairman Bravehearts bound for Pune of CGS said: “l am confident that we have In August, in the shadow of the Wallace Monument in Stirling, Commonwealth selected an outstanding Games Scotland (CGS) announced the 44 athletes selected to represent Scotland Youth Games Team to compete in Pune, at the third Commonwealth Youth Games in Pune, India 12-18 October 2008. with the standards Michael Cavanagh continuing to rise with Pune 2008 is the first As a result of the global expansion of the every Games cycle. Youth Games to which Games, each country has been allocated all 71 Commonwealth a fixed number of places and qualification “Whilst winning medals is important, the countries have been standards were set accordingly. In a major benefit of the Commonwealth Youth invited to take part number of sports more Scottish athletes Games is exposing young athletes to with 351 medals to met the standards than there were places this level of competition in a multi-sport be won. Scotland available. This is an encouraging sign of environment. It is the ideal preparation will compete in athletes rising to the challenge of meeting event for the Commonwealth Games in eight sports with increasingly tough standards. Delhi in 2010 and Glasgow in 2014. the following number of athletes in each: Based on previous Youth Games results, “I wish them every success and look forward to cheering them on in Pune.” Athletics 10 it is anticipated that many of the Scottish Badminton 4 athletes, all of whom are 18 years of age Boxing 6 or under, who win medals in Pune will Shooting 5 go on to compete for Scotland at the Swimming 10 Commonwealth Games in Delhi in 2010 Table tennis 2 and Glasgow 2014, when they should be at Weightlifting 3 their competitive peak.
    [Show full text]
  • Tuesday 14 January 2014 the Committee Will Meet At
    HS/S4/14/1/A HEALTH AND SPORT COMMITTEE AGENDA 1st Meeting, 2014 (Session 4) Tuesday 14 January 2014 The Committee will meet at 9.45 am in Committee Room 2. 1. Support for Community Sport: The Committee will take evidence, in round- table format, from— Morag Arnot, Executive Director, Winning Scotland Foundation; Christine Scullion, Head of Development, The Robertson Trust; Scott Cuthbertson, Community Development Coordinator, Equality Network; Gavin Macleod, Chief Executive Officer, Scottish Disability Sport; Stuart Younie, Service Manager, Sport and Active Recreation, Perth and Kinross Council, Voice of Culture and Leisure; John Howie, Health Improvement Programme Manager – Physical Activity, NHS Health Scotland; Charlie Raeburn, Independent Sports Consultant; Nigel Holl, Chief Executive Officer, scottishathletics; Kim Atkinson, Policy Director, Scottish Sports Association; George Thomson, Chief Executive Officer, Volunteer Scotland. 2. Children and Families Bill (UK Parliament legislation): The Committee will take evidence on legislative consent memorandum LCM(S4) 21.2 from— Michael Matheson, Minister for Public Health, and Kenneth Htet-Khin, Senior Principal Legal Officer, Scottish Government. HS/S4/14/1/A 3. Work programme (in private): The Committee will consider its work programme. Eugene Windsor Clerk to the Health and Sport Committee Room T3.60 The Scottish Parliament Edinburgh Tel: 0131 348 5410 Email: [email protected] HS/S4/14/1/A The papers for this meeting are as follows— Agenda Item 1 PRIVATE PAPER HS/S4/14/1/1 (P) Written Submissions HS/S4/14/1/2 Agenda Item 2 Note by the Clerk HS/S4/14/1/3 Agenda Item 3 PRIVATE PAPER HS/S4/14/1/4 (P) HS/S4/14/1/2 Support for Community Sport – One Year On The Robertson Trust Since our response to the original Inquiry in August 2012 The Robertson Trust continues to recognise Community Sport as a priority theme.
    [Show full text]
  • The Annual Report and Accounts 2019 2 British Swimming Annual Report and Accounts 2019 British Swimming Annual Report | Company Information 3
    The Annual Report and accounts 2019 2 British Swimming Annual Report and Accounts 2019 British Swimming Annual Report | Company Information 3 Company Contents Information For the year ended 31 March 2018 03 company Information CHAIRMAN REGISTERED OFFICE 04 Chairman’s Report Edward Maurice Watkins CBE British Swimming Pavilion 3 05 CEO’S report DIRECTORS Sportpark 06 Monthly Highlights 3 Oakwood Drive Keith David Ashton Loughborough 08 World Championships Jack Richard Buckner LE11 3QF 10 World Para Swimming Championships David Robert Carry Bankers 11 Excellence - Swimming Urvashi Dilip Dattani Lloyds Bank 15 Excellence - Diving Graham Ian Edmunds 37/38 High Street 19 Excellence - para-Swimming Loughborough Jane Nickerson Leicestershire 22 NON Funded sports update Fergus Gerard Feeney LE11 2QG 23 Corporate UPDATE Alexandra Joanna Kelham Coutts & Co. 24 International relations 440 Strand Peter Jeremy Littlewood London 26 governance Statement Graeme Robertson Marchbank WC2R 0QS 28 Major events Adele Stach-Kevitz AUDITOR 30 Marketing and communications COMPANY SECRETARY Mazars LLP 31 finances ParkView House 38 Acknowledgements Ashley Cox 58 The Ropewalk Nottingham COMPANY REGISTRATION NUMBER NG15DW 4092510 Front Cover Images: FINA Champions Swim Series 2019 – Imogen Clark. FINA World Championships 2019 – Thomas Daley. World Para-swimming Allianz Championships 2019 – Tully Kearney. 4 British Swimming Annual Report and Accounts 2019 British Swimming Annual Report | CEO's Report 5 Chairman’s CEO's Report Report edward MAURICE WATKINS CBE Jack Richard Buckner This was yet another noteworthy year for British Swimming with was clarified since when British Athletes have been involved in There was a time when the year before the Olympic and We are now moving forward with a focus on the Tokyo Olympics the 18th FINA World Aquatic Championships in Gwangju South both the inaugural FINA Champions Series and will be available Paralympic games was a slightly quieter year in the hectic world and Paralympics.
    [Show full text]
  • DIVING 3M SPRINGBOARD WOMEN
    DIVING 3m SPRINGBOARD WOMEN 2016 Olympic Champion Tingmao Shi, CHN, 406.05 11 2017 European Champion Anna Pysmenska, RUS, 303.30 August 2017 World Champion Tingmao Shi, CHN, 383.50 2018 ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ NAME PERSONAL INFO OG WC EC ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ DoB: 12 NOV 1998 21. (1m) ‘17 7. (1m) ‘18 PoB/Residence: Rzeszow 22. (3m) ‘17 8. (Mix-SYN-3m) ‘18 (with Club: ZKS “Stal” Rzeszow JUN-10. (3m) ‘16 Kacper Lesiak) Coach: Jay Lerels JUN-11. (1m) ‘16 10. (1m) ‘16 Kaja SKRZEK Occupation: student (Texas 11. (1m) ‘17 A&M University – modern 11. (3m) ‘17 POL languages) JUN-3. (3m) ‘13 QP 239.45 Height: 166cm JUN-4. (1m) ‘13 JUN-6. (SYN-3m) ’13 (witH Dominika Bak) JUN-9. (1m) ‘14 JUN-12. (3m) ’14 __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ DoB: 19 SEP 1994 3. (1m) ‘17 1. (1m) ‘17 PoB: Milan 7. (Mix-SYN-3m) ’17 (witH 1. (Mix-SYN-3m) ’17 Club: GS Esercito/Canottieri Maicol Verzotto) (Verzotto) Milano 20. (3m) ‘17 2. (1m) ‘16 Coach: Dario Scola 29. (1m) ‘15 3. (1m) ‘18 Elena BERTOCCHI Height: 162cm JUN-4. (1m) ‘12 4. (1m) ‘15 ITA JUN-12. (3m) ‘12 7. (Mix-SYN-3m) ’18 JUN-12. (SYN-3m) ‘12 (Verzotto) QP 253.90 9. (3m) ‘17 JUN-1. (3m) ’09, ‘11 JUN-1. (1m) ’10, ‘12 JUN-2. (1m) ‘09 JUN-2. (3m) ’10 _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ DoB: 24 JUL 1997 10. (Team) ’15 (witH Vadim 4. (Team) ’13, ’16, ’17 PoB: Minsk Kaptur) (Kaptur) Club: GCOR Minsk 16. (1m) ’15, ‘17 5. (Team) ’12 (Kaptur) Coach: Vita Valko 16. (Team) ’17 (Kaptur) 6.
    [Show full text]
  • Nr 3, September 2002
    Stänk från TÄBY SIM Nr 3, September 2002 1 Stänk från TÄBY SIM TÄBY SIM - Föreningen för simsport och motion - Adress: Simhallen, 183 34 TÄBY Tel/fax: 768 15 44 Hemsida/ E-post: www.idrott.nu/tabysim (hemsida), [email protected] (tävl. simning), [email protected] (simskola,Plask o Lek). Postgiro: 14 77 00 - 9 (medlemsavg), 81 55 5-5 (ekonomi) Kansli: I simhallen, bakom spärrarna, på entréplan Stänkbidrag: I informationskommitténs fack i kansliet eller via E-post. Arbete Bostad Huvudtränare: Gunnar Fornander 768 63 27 Simskola & kansli: Anki Fagerberg 768 15 44 511 87 505 Plask & lek ansvarig: Carl Johan Hellman 788 80 18 756 24 34 Ansvarig - konstsim: Elisabeth Andersson 758 82 06 MBK ansvarig: Sven Sahlström 758 87 41 Mastersansvarig: Stefan Eriksson 630 21 71 756 65 98 Revisorer: Philip von Schoultz (ordinarie) 0708-307657 756 47 84 Jonas Lögdberg (ordinarie) 0709-253231 623 17 23 Björn Eklöf (suppleant) 756 25 07 Valberedning: Gunnar Fornander (ordf) 768 63 27 Ann-Christin Fagerberg 768 15 44 Lennart Andersson 758 82 06 STYRELSEN Ledamöter: Ordförande: Carl Johan Hellman 756 24 34 Kassör: Febe Thulin 070-7820099 Sekreterare: Marie Håkansson 758 10 87 Simkommitté: Lennart Eklöf 510 119 97 Konstsimskommitté: Lena Björkestam 510 119 90 Utbildningskommitté: Elisabeth Andersson 758 82 06 Infokommitté/vice ordf.: Johan Finnved 070-849 99 12 768 82 55 Resurskommitté: Christer Pellfolk Stödkommitté: Margit Eklöf 510 119 97 Suppleanter: Simkommitté: Mats Johansson, 768 64 38 Agneta Timbäck 540 230 81 Konstsimskommitté: Susanne Shelley
    [Show full text]
  • Scottish National Open Swimming Championships 2019
    Scottish National Open Swimming Championships 2019 27th–30th June 2019 Aberdeen Sports Village, Aberdeen Official Programme We go to great lengths. Harper Macleod is Scotland’s leading sports law practice, and as Official Partners & Legal Advisers to Scottish Swimming we’re delighted to support them in developing the sport across the country. Sport and competition is central to our culture. Our recent appointment as Legal Advisers to the Glasgow 2018 European Championships is a perfect example of that. However, there’s so much more to Harper Macleod than success in the sports sector. We provide personal legal services to individuals and their families nationwide. From making a Will to winding up an estate, from family law to personal injury, we’ll make every effort to get the result you need. We also offer a full range of commercial legal services to businesses and organisations throughout Scotland. To find out how our team can help you, visit harpermacleod.co.uk or call 0141 221 8888 Driven by your needs, not ours Official Partners & Legal Advisers to 113899 - HM Scottish Swimming A5 Ad v1 SW.indd 1 10/03/2017 15:48 Scottish Swimming is grateful for the commitment and contribution we receive from our athletes, teachers, coaches, tutors, organisers, clubs, technical officials, committee members and volunteers. Scottish Swimming also wishes to express its thanks to the following companies and organisations for their support during the past twelve months: Official sponsors Official partners #SNOC19 CONTENTS PAGE Contents 1 Welcome 2 Acknowledgements
    [Show full text]
  • Scottish National Para-Swimming Records
    Scottish National Para-Swimming Records Long Course (50m) Mens Classification Time Name Representation Date Venue 50m FREESTYLE S1 VACANT S2 01:05.09 Jim ANDERSON 06/05/2006 Manchester S3 00:52.86 Kenny CAIRNS Great Britain 13/10/1998 Christchurch, New Zealand S4 00:45.70 Paul JOHNSTON Great Britain 11/08/1999 Braunschweig, Germany S5 00:34.87 Andrew MULLEN Great Britain 12/09/2016 Rio de Janeiro, Brasil S6 00:39.75 Alasdair McARTHUR Helensburgh ASC 27/06/2005 Glasgow S7 00:30.96 Andrew LINDSAY INCAS 27/06/2005 Glasgow S8 00:27.96 Sean FRASER Great Britain 04/07/2011 Berlin, Germany S9 00:27.97 Stefan HOGGAN Carnegie SC 05/03/2012 London S10 00:26.79 Oliver Carter University of Stirling 29/06/2019 Aberdeen S11 00:40.85 Leslie DOCHERTY Great Britain 22/06/1984 New York, USA S12 00:24.78 Stephen Clegg Great Britain 09/09/2019 London S13 00:26.20 Stephen CLEGG Tranent ASC 27/06/2015 Glasgow S14 00:24.99 Louis Lawlor City of Glasgow ST 29/02/2020 Glasgow 100m FREESTYLE S1 VACANT S2 02:20.62 Jim ANDERSON Great Britain 07/07/2011 Berlin, Germany S3 01:53.81 Kenny CAIRNS 01/08/2006 Sheffield S4 01:43.33 Paul JOHNSTON Great Britain 15/08/1999 Braunschweig, Germany S5 01:15.93 Andrew MULLEN Great Britain 17/09/2016 Rio de Janeiro, Brasil S6 01:32.76 Alasdair McARTHUR Helensburgh ASC 08/04/2004 Sheffield S7 01:07.40 Andrew LINDSAY INCAS 27/06/2005 Glasgow S8 01:00.58 Sean FRASER Great Britain 06/08/2012 London S9 01:00.59 Stefan HOGGAN Carnegie SC 06/03/2012 London S10 00:56.29 Oliver Carter University of Stirling 08/04/2021 Sheffield S11 01:03.56
    [Show full text]
  • Newsletter July 2014
    Page 1 Newsletter July 2014 @WarrenderBC IN THIS ISSUE A Word from the President parent survey. The results were discussed at the last Management meeting and, whilst we were delighted that over 90% of respondents were satisfied or extremely satisfied with the service being provided by the Club, we have also reviewed individual comments and will try to address these Top Club Award at Scottish Gas through the newsletter and at parent National Age Group Championships! meetings next term. Swimmers from Warrender Baths Club Comments regarding the reliance on completed a very successful week of volunteers were interesting and there racing in Aberdeen at the Scottish Gas were suggestions as to why we couldn’t National Age Group Championships (25- I hope that you are all having a lovely cover more jobs on a paid basis. As 29th June 2014), winning the top Club summer break and whilst we don’t many of you may know, the last two award for the first time since 2011! usually have a newsletter over the years were loss making for the Club page 10 Summer, there was so much going on where reserves had to be used in order that we thought that it would be good to to ‘balance the books’. So whilst we keep in touch. would love to be able to pay for resource, there is very little scope for The Commonwealth Games are now this and therefore we have a heavy well underway and I would like to wish reliance on volunteers to enable us to all the Warrender swimmers taking part minimise fee increases where possible.
    [Show full text]
  • 17Th FINA World Masters Championships 2017 BUDAPEST (HUN)
    17th FINA World Masters Championships 2017 BUDAPEST (HUN) 50 m Breaststroke Men Results RANK SURNAME & NAME FED BORN CAT TEAM FINAL AGE GROUP 95-99 CR : 1:36.92 WR : 1:10.05 1 MROWCZYNSKI Kazimierz POL 1922 95-99 UtwMasters Zgierz 1:17.55 CR NOT CLASSIFIED BANKI HORVATH Bela HUN 1920 95-99 Szegedi Deres Es Tomegsport DNS Budapest (HUN), 7-20 August 2017 Event 37 Data Processing and Timing by Microplus Informatica - www.microplustiming.com Page 1 Printed on 21 AUG 2017 at 08:12 17th FINA World Masters Championships 2017 BUDAPEST (HUN) 50 m Breaststroke Men Results RANK SURNAME & NAME FED BORN CAT TEAM FINAL AGE GROUP 90-94 QUALIFYING STANDARD: 1:58.80 CR : 1:02.08 WR : 50.71 1 LISITSKIY Anatoliy RUS 1925 90-94 Aquatoria 1:09.05 2 LLANO SALAS Emiliano MEX 1927 90-94 Aqua Masters Azteca 1:36.38 NOT CLASSIFIED CHYZHEVSKYI Heorhii UKR 1924 90-94 Gavrylych Swim Club DNS Budapest (HUN), 7-20 August 2017 Event 37 Data Processing and Timing by Microplus Informatica - www.microplustiming.com Page 1 Printed on 21 AUG 2017 at 08:12 17th FINA World Masters Championships 2017 BUDAPEST (HUN) 50 m Breaststroke Men Results RANK SURNAME & NAME FED BORN CAT TEAM FINAL AGE GROUP 85-89 QUALIFYING STANDARD: 1:34.05 CR : 47.07 WR : 45.66 1 ZEISS Curt GER 1931 85-89 Amtv-Ftv Hamburg 53.05 2 CORRADINI Franco ITA 1932 85-89 Snd Nuotatori Trentini Asd 56.66 3 PRZADO Lucjan POL 1930 85-89 Mks Polonia Warszawa 56.80 4 LACHMANN Horst GER 1932 85-89 Ssv Leutzsch 57.49 5 COLE Grenville GBR 1931 85-89 Academy Swim Team Burnham 58.31 6 MONNE Johan Nicolaas Kar CAN 1930
    [Show full text]