Tom Brown 50m Backstroke Handicap

The result of the final for the Tom Brown 50m Backstroke Handicap held on 22 February 2014 was as follows:

ID Name Position
750 Connor EGELTON 1
91 Adam CHRISTODOULOU 2
661 Michael CORBETT 3
924 Max OLLERENSHAW 4
527 Harry GILKES 5
743 Lucy EGELTON 6

Winner: Connor EGELTON

George Russell 400m Freestyle (Handicap)

The results of the George Russell 400m Freestyle Handicap final held on 25th January 2014 were as follows:

ID Name Position
684 Hugh MATTHEWS 1
967 Laura BRADY 2
634 Hamish MURPHY 3
113 Luke HAYWARD 4
743 Lucy EGELTON 5
282 Georgia MCFARLANE 6
632 Liam MURPHY 7
750 Connor EGELTON 8

Winner: Hugh MATTHEWS

Christian Taylor wins 100m Backstroke in NSW State Age Championships

Congratulations to Christian Taylor on an outstanding performance in the NSW State Age Championships on 17-18 January 2014.

Christian achieved a gold medal in the 11 year old Boy’s 100m Backstroke and a bronze medal in the Boy’s 11 years and under 200m Backstroke.  He rounded his medals off with these other impressive results:

  • 4th place in the 11 year old Boy’s 50m Freestyle
  • 6th place in the 11 year old Boy’s 100m Freestyle
  • 17th place in the 11 year old Boy’s 4 x 50m Medley
  • 20th place in the Boy’s 11 years and under 200m Freestyle

Five Dock Rotary 200m Individual Medley Handicap

The result for final of the Five Dock Rotary 200m Individual Medley Handicap held on 7 December 2013 was as follows:

ID Name Position
750 Connor EGELTON 1
708 Bronte MARSHALL 2
743 Lucy EGELTON 3
527 Harry GILKES 4
976 David BRADY 5

Winner: Connor EGELTON

Christian Taylor wins 100m Backstroke in NSW Metropolitan Championships

Congratulations to 11 year old Christian Taylor on winning the Men’s’ 11 years 100m Backstroke event at the 2013 NSW Metropolitan Championships at Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre on Sunday 7th December 2013.

Christian also came:

  • 4th in the Men’s 11 years 100m Freestyle event,
  • 11th in the Men’s 11 years 100m Butterfly, and
  • an impressive 28th against older boys in the Men’s 13 years & under 200m Backstroke

The full meet results can be found here.

George Wheaton Tribute Day recognised in Federal Parliament

Following on from our memorable George Wheaton Family Tribute Day on 30th November 2013, our local Federal Member, Craig Laundy, recorded this important piece of our Club’s heritage in a speech to the Federation Chamber of the Australian Parliament on Thursday 5th December 2013.

You can read Craig’s full speech in the Parliamentary Hansard minutes here (PDF version) and watch a video of his speech here.

The Club would like to thank Craig for taking the time to attend our Tribute Day, along with our Club Patron Mayor Angelo Tsirekas and State MP John Sidoti, and for the special effort he made to record this event for posterity.

George Wheaton 50m BBB (Handicap)

The final results of the George Wheaton 50m BBB Handicap held on 30 November 2013 were as follows:

ID Name Position
698 Adam BROOKS 1
474 Bernadette FLANNERY 2
640 Daniel CORBETT 3
91 Adam CHRISTODOULOU 4
1049 Celeste JACKSON 5
1012 Mikaela DOWNIE 6
1071 Aidan KIRKPATRICK-JONES 7
1054 Damien GARDINER 8

Winner: Adam BROOKS

Geoff Roper 200m Freestyle Handicap

The results for the final of the Geoff Roper 200m Freestyle Handicap held on 23rd November 2013 were as follows:

ID Name Position
634 Hamish MURPHY 1
687 Jessica COLLEY 2
47 Evan CHRISTODOULOU 3
621 Rose TUNSTALL 4
1054 Damien GARDINER 5

Winner: Hamish MURPHY

Farewell Noel Wheaton

Drummoyne Swimming Club is sad to learn of the recent passing of Noel Wheaton, the last surviving son of George Wheaton.  George was a former Treasurer of the Club and a prominent swimming official.  His four sons, George, Neville, Noel, and Lindsay, were all members of the Club.

George Wheaton tragically collapsed and died after racing in a “Father and Son” race at the Club in 1937 at the age of 53.  Noel swam in his father’s final 220 yard handicap race and went on to be a successful swimmer in his own right, swimming into his 90’s.

The George Wheaton 50m BBB Handicap Trophy is one of the most hotly-contested events of the year, in which swimmers race against each other with different form strokes – Breaststroke, Backstroke or Butterfly – in the same race.

This year’s “BBB” Final will be contested on 30 November 2013 with a poignant memory of George and his sons.

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