The Best Fest features eight different open water events, catering for swimmers of all abilities.

Best Fest 2019 has a varied programme of race and challenge style events that include clockwise and anticlockwise courses, traditional point to point swims, a time trial, a relay event and the Olympic standard ‘marathon distance’ 10k.

Alex Hindle is representing Swim England as part of the Phase 3 programme.

Good Luck Alex

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Cardiff Swimming Club are proud to present their International Meet. The meet is scheduled to coincide with the opening of the Qualifying Window for the 2019 National Championships

Good Luck to both Seniors and Junior Swimmers.

To view the live results for this Open Meet you must have access to the ACTIVE Network’s Meet Mobile App via your phone. Download the Meet Mobile App Click Here

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With the British Summer Championships 2019 on the horizon, details of clubs with qualifying relay teams has been published for the six day meet that will be held at the Tollcross International Swimming Centre in Glasgow, 23-28 July.

We have the following relay teams:

1. Boys 4 × 200m Free – 14 – 16 Years
2. Boys 4 × 100m Free – 17 and over
3. Boys 4 × 200m Free – 17 and over
4. Girls 4 × 100m Free (A) – 14 – 16 years Girls
5. Girls 4 × 200m Free (A) – 14 – 16 years Girls
6. Girls 4 × 100m Medley (A) – 14 – 16 years Girls
7. Girls 4 × 100m Medley (B) – 14 – 16 years Girls

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At the 2019 World Junior Championships (20th – 25th August 2019), 10 swimmers will make the trip to Budapest, Hungary, for the five-day event.

CONGRATULATIONS to Charlotte Rigg

Budapest is the 5th largest capital city in Europe with 1.8m inhabitants. The Duna Arena in Budapest served as the main venue of the 17th FINA World Championships in July 2017, and has hosted several other FINA Aquatics events since. The complex features two Olympic-size pools – the competition pool is 3m deep, while the depth of the warm-up pool can be set according to the needs

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At the European Junior Championships (3rd to 7th July 2019), 30 swimmers will make the trip to Kazan, Russia, for the five-day event in which Britain has a strong history.

CONGRATULATIONS to

• Jacob Davies
• Samuel Osborne

Kazan is the capital of the Republic of Tatarstan. As one of the largest economic, scientific and cultural centres in the country, it is considered the “Third Capital” of Russia. In the summer of 2015, Kazan hosted one more major event – the 16th FINA World Championships. And in 2018 the city is among 11 Russian cities hosted FIFA World Cup matches.

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