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Soundwell Swimming Club County Qualifier Level 3 Open Meet Sat 28Th & Sun 29Th November 2015 Established since 1962 Soundwell Swimming Club County Qualifier Level 3 Open Meet Sat 28th & Sun 29th November 2015 Dear Prospective Sponsor Soundwell swimming Club was founded in 1962 and currently has over 130 swimmers who compete regularly and a further 130 who are learning to swim and aiming to move up through the club. The swimmers range from 4 yrs. of age through to university aged students who return regularly and remain supportive of the club. We are based at Kingswood Leisure Centre in Kingswood, South Gloucestershire and remain one of the most successful club in the Bristol area. We are a ‘not for profit’ competitive swimming club and currently help fund the club through a number of fund raising activities. As part of our fundraising activities and to present the younger swimmers with the opportunity to perform in a competitive swimming event, we are running an Open Meet over the weekend of 28th-29th November 2015. This is the second Open Meet run by Soundwell Swimming club and we hope to make it even more successful than our first. The Open Meet will consist of 30 events, with approximately 430 children competing over the 2 days. More than 12 visiting swimming clubs from the Bristol and South Gloucestershire area will be attending and we are expecting a large parent turnout to support their children throughout the event. To help the club cover the cost of running the Open Meet we are asking you for a small sum of £25 to sponsor an individual event. For this, your name/company will be announced at the start of the event, and will appear in the meet programme alongside the event details. Your name/company will also appear on the club website showing your support for the event and club. We would be very grateful for your support and hope this opportunity will be of interest to you. It is an opportunity to support both to the local community and the development of the young swimmers at the Club. Soundwell Swimming Club would like to take this opportunity to thank you for considering this opportunity. Rhona Phelps Chairman Email: [email protected] Web: www.soundwellswim.org.uk Established since 1962 Saturday 28th November Event Description Sponsor 1 Girls 9 & Over 400m Individual Medley 2 Boys 9 & Over 200m Butterfly 3 Girls 9 & Over 200m Freestyle Kestell & Lewis 4 Boys 9 & Over 50m Backstroke Ornamental and Lime Plastering Specialists www.kestellandlewis.co.uk 5 Girls 9 & Over 50m Butterfly 6 Boys 9 & Over 200m Backstroke 7 Girls 10 & Over 100m Butterfly 8 Boys 10 & Over 100m Breaststroke 9 Boys 9 & Over 400m Individual Medley 10 Girls 9 & Over 200m Butterfly Logistical Support Services Ltd 11 Boys 9 & Over 200m Freestyle Secure Logistical Solutions www.logsupport.com 12 Girls 9 & Over 50m Backstroke 13 Boys 9 & Over 50m Butterfly 14 Girls & Over 200m Backstroke 15 Boys 10 & Over 100m Butterfly 16 Girls 10& Over 100m Breaststroke Established since 1962 Sunday 29th November Event Description Sponsor 17 Girls 9 & Over 400m Freestyle Great Western Brewing Company 18 Boys 9 & Over 200m Breaststroke Hambrook Bristol www.gwbrewery.co.uk 19 Girls 9 & Over 50m Freestyle 20 Boys 9 & Over 50m Breaststroke 21 Girls 9 & Over 200m Individual Medley 22 Boys 10 & Over 100m Freestyle 23 Girls 10 & Over 100m Backstroke The OHH Pub Company 24 Boys 9 & Over 400m Freestyle Castle Combe, Box, & Chew Manga www.ohhpubs.co.uk 25 Girls 9 & Over 200m Breaststroke 26 Boys 9 & Over 50m Freestyle 27 Girls 9 & Over 50m Breaststroke 28 Boys 9 & Over 200m Individual Medley 29 Girls 10 & Over 100m Freestyle 30 Boys 10 & Over 100m Backstroke .
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