Welcome to Kadmus as a supporter of DSC!

Drummoyne Swimming Club warmly welcomes Kadmus as a club sponsor and supporter.

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Kadmus is a local institution. Ossama, Hanaby and family have been serving the local community for well over a decade providing delicious Lebanese food and supporting local events such as school fetes and community events.

Kadmus will be extending their hospitality to the club with vouchers for our weekly raffles.

The support of Kadmus and our other sponsors and supporters is much appreciated. Their help allows us to run a fun community swimming club and keep member costs to a minimum.

So, swimmers, if you are looking for a local night out or a quick and easy take-away, make sure you put Kadmus as the top of your list.

Kadmus are located at 105 Thompson St, Drummoyne NSW 2047 (Cnr of Lyons Road and Thompson St). They are open 7 days a week ’til late.

Kadmus operate dine-in, pick-up and delivery – check the usual apps for available services,

Week 8: the George Wheaton BBB Trophy Race Final

This week we have the second trophy race of the season with the final of our signature race, the George Wheaton BBB 50M Handicap event. As usual we’ll have a few members of the Wheaton clan joining us poolside to present the trophy. The full program for this weekend is as follows:

EventDetail
Sprint100M Freestyle
50, 30M or 20M Freestyle

The 100M races are the start of a series for young and old (but not those in the middle…):
Molly Wark & Les Henry U/10 100m Freestyle – Week 1
35 and Over 100m Freestyle – Week 1
Form StrokeGeorge Wheaton BBB Trophy Race

50M Breaststroke
30M or 20M Breaststroke
Distance Event400M Freestyle
200M Freestyle for those who wish to do it or who haven’t qualified for the 400M race
4 x 30M Freestyle
4 x 20M Freestyle

The finalists who will duke it out in the George Wheaton BBB trophy race are:

IDNameStroke
1626Arabella DIXONBreaststroke
1079Ben PLAYFORDBreaststroke
1738Suzie AITKENBackstroke
281James SIMMONSBreaststroke
1593Erica BHATTIBackstroke
1389Hayden HOWARDBreaststroke
1689Paul MARTINBackstroke

Good luck to all finalists!

Mens Social Night

The Men’s social night out is this Thursday from 7pm at Ribs & Burgers. All male swimmers, parents, grandparents, and carers are welcome – kids welcome too!

Results from Week 7

Results and points from last week available on the results page.

Time to Register Now!

Completed a free trial? Enjoyed Squads or racing? It’s time to register!

The season is now well underway and we would love all swimmers that have been participating in squads and/or Saturday races to join up as Drummoyne Swimming Club members.

It is important that swimmers are registered members as registration fees help us cover the costs of running the club. More members allows us to keep fees as low as possible.

Season 2023/24 memberships are now available to purchase via the Swim Central portal.

Since last summer there have been changes to the ACTIVE KIDS voucher (dropping from $100 to $50) and increases to Swimming Australia / Swimming NSW fees. So in response we’ve made a few tweaks to our membership structure and fees, namely:

  • We’ve added a junior club swimmer category with a reduced fee to offset the impact of the reduction in the ACTIVE KIDS voucher, and
  • Increased fees on a couple of fee categories to help cover the club’s costs.

Our new Membership Categories and Fees are as follows:

Member CategoryStandard FeeFamily Concession Fee
Club Swimmers*$11015% discount
Club Swimmers 10 years and under at 31/10/2023*$8515% discount
Second Claim Members$8015% discount
Squad Members$8015% discount
State Competition Swimmers $13015% discount
Non-swimmers (Spectator/Supporter)$3515% discount
Life membersnilnil

* Unless you are planning to swim competitively for Drummoyne at Swimming NSW sanctioned events the Club Swimmer category is likely to be the one for you.

Instructions on using the Swim Central portal, read here:

How To Register With Swim Central – Swimming Australia Online Support Portal

ACTIVE KIDS vouchers can be redeemed when registering your child.  

More information is available on the club’s Fees and Registration page.

Got questions or need help?

If you have any questions about membership categories or how to use Swim Central please reach out to our Registrar Dave Smith via registrar@drummoyneswimclub.com.au.

Week 6: Double Trophy Heats – Backstroke and Medley

This weekend we continue the heats for our perpetual trophy races with the Tom Brown 50M Backstroke handicap event and the Five Dock Rotary 200M Individual Medley.

Last season the amazing Eloise Pidd held off a strong finishing field to claim the Tom Brown trophy. A large contingent of the Brown family were on hand to present it to a beaming Eloise. While the equally amazing Georgia Romaniuk took out the Five Dock Rotary 200M Individual Medley Trophy – a huge effort in a really tough event.

After a cool morning last Saturday this week the forecast is sunny and warm so make sure you set the alarm and come along.

Our program is as follows:

EventDetail
Sprint100M Freestyle
50M, 30M or 20M Freestyle
Form Stroke50M* Backstroke
50M 30M or 20M Backstroke

The 50M Backstroke races will serve as the heats for the Tom Brown Backstroke Handicap Trophy.
Distance Event200M Medley
4 x 30M Medley
4 x 20M Medley

The 200M Individual Medley races will serve as the heats for the Five Dock Medley Handicap Tropy.

Ladies Social Night

One last reminder that the ladies social night is on this Thursday at Ribs & Burgers starting at 7pm. Please register your attendance using the Event on TeamApp. Mum’s and minders are encouraged to take their girls along.

Results from Week 5

There are a few corrections to results from last week. They have now been updated on the results page.

Timekeepers Needed

Just a reminder that we always need parents and swimmers to act as timekeepers! This helps ensure our races run as smoothly as possibly on Saturday mornings.

If you are swimming as well as timing it is a good idea to team up with someone that swims different heats to you.

Timing is very easy to do – just pick a lane and press the buttons on the blue stopwatches when your swimmer touches the wall.

The final step is to write down the times on the stopwatches onto the time sheet, in case we need to refer to them as a backup.

Each week we need someone to act as the chief timekeeper. This role sounds fancy but it’s quite simple too. The chief timekeeper gets to hold the walkie talkie and answer queries from the club room about times in particular races.

You can nominate to act as Chief Timekeeper using the duty roster function in this week’s event on TeamApp.

We welcome any feedback or other suggestions for keeping races moving along.

Week 4: 100M Breaststroke and Geoff Roper 200M F/S Handicap Heats

We had a lovely morning last Saturday with warm weather and sunny skies. Swimmers had fun with butterfly and the medley! This week the action keeps coming with breaststroke and a 200M freestyle. Excitingly, we have the heats for our first trophy race – the Geoff Roper 200M Freestyle handicap race. Last year’s winner was Hayden Howard. Hayden has already posted some great times this summer. Will someone be able to knock him off this time?

Our program is as follows:

EventDetail
Sprint100M Freestyle
50M, 30M or 20M Freestyle
Form Stroke100M Breaststroke
50M, 30M or 20M Butterfly
Distance Event4 x 50M Freestyle*
4 x 30M Freestyle
4 x 20M Freestyle

*incl the Geoff Roper handicap trophy heats

A young(er) Will Taylor and Sarah Lyon presenting the Geoff Roper trophy a few years back.

Club Captains

We’ve got one nomination each for the male and female Club Captain positions. If you think this is the job for you please drop Adrian a message. We’ll hold elections, if required, on Saturday to fill the roles.

World Famous BBB

On Saturday the 4th of November we will hold the heats for the George Wheaton BBB handicap race. BBB is short for Breaststroke, Backstroke and Butterfly. It’s a unique event in which competitors race each other with different “B” strokes in the same race on handicap. So a swimmer in one lane may swim Butterfly, another Breaststroke and a third Backstroke!

This year there is no separate entry form. You just need to nominate your stroke using TeamApp.

All going well we hope to have members of the Wheaton family join us on pool deck again to present the winner with the trophy.

Check out the George Wheaton BBB page on our website to learn about the story behind this race.

Hail Rex!

Last weekend, after smashing out some wonderful swims at Drummoyne Pool, Rex Wilson headed up river to Homebush to compete in the Metro South West Championships (as part of the MLC Burwood team).

Rex swam superbly again and came home with two gold medals and a bronze.

Upcoming events

Our first social events for the season are coming up in November. Please pencil these dates in to your diary:

  • 9 November | Ladies night out
  • 23 November | Men’s night out

The events will start at 7pm and be held at the R&B Grillhouse on Victoria Road Drummoyne. The R&B Grillhouse is a major sponsor and these events are a great way to show our support and gratitude.

Thanks Noah and Cohen (and Oscar)

Thanks to Noah and Cohen for making tea and coffee for the timekeepers and race officials on Saturday. And thanks to Oscar who graciously helped to wash up the mess.

Week 3 results

In case you missed them, times and points from last week can be found on the results page results page.

Free 4 Week Trial at Drummoyne Swimming Club!

Try before you buy

Want to try swimming this summer? But not sure if you’ll you like it?

Drummoyne Swimming Club offers new swimmers a free 4 week trial as a taster before you need to officially join up with the club.

Drummoyne Swimming Club offers an excellent whole of family summer sporting experience with:

  • Swimmers of all ages from 3 to 70+
  • Junior and Adult squads – free for members. All levels welcome
  • Handicap racing that gives everyone a chance to win a race
  • Championship races
  • Sprints and long distance events across all strokes
  • Special event trophies
  • Season best trophies
  • Come when you can – unlike team sports there is no need to turn up every week
  • Choose your events – can’t do butterfly, don’t like backstroke? No problem. You can opt out of any events you don’t want to swim
  • A relaxed and social Saturday morning
  • Social nights with club members and friends
  • Annual Carnival against other local swimming clubs

See below for more details about our regular program.

Check out our website for more information about the club including the calendar, how to join and to learn about the club’s history. Also feel free to contact one of our office bearers to have a chat or sign up to the club’s mailing list to receive our weekly newsletter.

Regular program

Our regular program is:

  • Junior Squads Tuesdays and Thursdays in Lanes 1 and 2 at Drummoyne Swimming Centre, 6:00 to 7:00 with experienced coaches (parents are welcome to swim too).
  • Adult Squads Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays in Lanes 1 and 2 at Drummoyne Swimming Centre, 6:00 to 7:00. Club legend Arthur defines a set for the day.
  • Saturday morning racing starting at 7:30. We start with a freestyle sprint and then a form stroke event (breaststroke, backstroke or butterfly). The final race of the morning is a distance event, alternating between freestyle and medley. Racing starts 7 October and continues through to the end of March 2024 with a break for the Christmas / New year period.

Kids who join up before the end of October get a club free tee shirt

Kids 14 and under who are registered before the end of October will receive a free club tee shirt. So if you do come along to try swim club out join up and your kids will get a tee shirt to feel part of the team!

Swim Club AGM – Tuesday 22 August @ the waterpolo club room (drinks and nibbles provided)

A reminder that the Annual General Meeting of the Drummoyne Amateur Swimming Club Incorporated is scheduled for Tuesday 22 August 2023.

This year we’ll be having the AGM at the pool, well at the Waterpolo club room. We’ll put on some drinks (beer, wine and soft drinks) and nibbles for those that come along.

Meeting Details:


Date: Tuesday 22 August 2023
Time: 7.30pm
Location: Waterpolo Club Room, Drummoyne Swimming Centre

Please RSVP using TeamApp or via email to president@drummoyneswimclub.com.au

Nominations for Committee Members:

The Club benefits from amazing contributions from a wide range of members – from pool deck to administration. These contributions are all very much welcomed. If you think you can also contribute by helping with the management of the club we would welcome additional members who wish to join the club committee.

Any members that wish to nominate to be a member of the swim club committee must do so in writing not less than 7 days before the 22nd of August 2023.

Nominations must be via text message or email via 0424 561 831 or president@drummoyneswimclub.com.au or by responding via the RSVP function in TeamApp.

Committee portfolios will be determined at the first committee meeting after the AGM but members are requested to specify any preferred role when nominating to stand for the committee.

Click here for the agenda and minutes of last year’s AGM:

The quorum for the AGM shall be not less than 7 members.

If you have any questions about the AGM please contact Adrian Bell on 0424 561 831.

Reminder: Presentation Night | Next Saturday 20 May @ Drummoyne Sailing Club

Presentation night is shaping up for next Saturday the 20th of May at the Drummoyne Sailing Club.

Arrive at 17:30 for a 18:00 kick off.

Awards and prizes will include:

  • Championship Winners
  • Pointscore Winners
  • Trophy Race Winners
  • Special Event Trophies
  • Most Valuable Swimmers
  • Volunteers award

We look forward to seeing as many of you there as possible and having a fun night to celebrate everyone’s magnificent achievements over the season.

Event Details

FUNCTION DETAILS
WhatDrummoyne Swimming Club Annual Presentation Evening.
WhyCelebrate our swimmers’ fantastic achievements over the 2022/23 season.
WhereThe Sailor’s Lounge downstairs at the Drummoyne Sailing Club.
WhenSaturday 20 May.
What timeArrive at 17:30 for a 18:00 start.
DrinksThe bar will be open in the Sailor’s Lounge.
FoodPlatters of entree style nibbles will be provided.
Additional food is available for purchase at the Sailor’s Grill restaurant in the upstairs section of the club. Meals can of course be brought down to the Sailor’s Lounge.
Cost$10 per person –
Ticket prices go towards food, prizes and awards.
TicketsTickets can be purchased using the Trybooking web site. Please purchase tickets before the event.

Presentation Night – Saturday 20 May @ Drummoyne Sailing Club

Presentation night is shaping up for Saturday the 20th of May at the Drummoyne Sailing Club.

Arrive at 17:30 for a 18:00 kick off.

Awards and prizes will include:

  • Championship Winners
  • Pointscore Winners
  • Trophy Race Winners
  • Special Event Trophies
  • Most Valuable Swimmers
  • Volunteers award

We look forward to seeing as many of you there as possible and having a fun night to celebrate everyone’s magnificent achievements over the season.

Event Details

FUNCTION DETAILS
WhatDrummoyne Swimming Club Annual Presentation Evening.
WhyCelebrate our swimmers’ fantastic achievements over the 2022/23 season.
WhereThe Sailor’s Lounge downstairs at the Drummoyne Sailing Club.
WhenSaturday 20 May.
What timeArrive at 17:30 for a 18:00 start.
DrinksThe bar will be open in the Sailor’s Lounge.
FoodPlatters of entree style nibbles will be provided.
Additional food is available for purchase at the Sailor’s Grill restaurant in the upstairs section of the club. Meals can of course be brought down to the Sailor’s Lounge.
Cost$10 per person –
Ticket prices go towards food, prizes and awards.
TicketsTickets can be purchased using the Trybooking web site. Please purchase tickets before the event.

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