Saturday 17 December is our last meet of the year. To get into the holiday season please join us for a free BBQ breakfast.
Santa will be coming along with treats for the kids.
We’ll have a monster raffle with some great prizes and a few give-aways too.
We’d love to see all our DSC families come along including those that haven’t been able to make it down to the pool yet this season due to school sport or other commitments.
The BBQ breakfast will be free… but we’ll be collecting gold coin donations (or taps on the square tab) to get a start on our Laps for Life fund raising activities in support of Reachout.com.
This week we have our first Championship Race and it’s the splash for cash – Freestyle over 50M.
A quick recap on the arrangements for Championship races:
The order of races will be (male then female):
Senior swimmers
16 years and under
14 years and under
12 years and under
10 years and under
9 years and under
8 years and under (30M Freestyle)
6 years and under (20M Freestyle)
and finally the Open race for the fastest swimmers on the day
Competitors in the open events will be the eight fastest swimmers on the day, irrespective of age for the particular event.
When one or more of the eight qualifying swimmers does not swim (i.e too tired to swim or saving themselves for a later event), then the allocation of other swimmers to that event will be based on swim times starting from the next fastest swimmer.
Lanes in championship races are allocated on the basis of Club times with the fastest swimmer in lane 4, second fastest in lane 5, third fastest in lane 3 and so forth. When there are more than eight swimmers, the swimmers will be divided into heats according to their times with the fastest heat having the maximum number of swimmers, provided there is a minimum of three swimmers in any other heat.
Age groupings for Championships are determined by the member’s age at the 1st October 2020.
For more information about Championship races in general click here.
100M Backstroke
The second event of the day will be the 100M Backstroke handicap race.
As usual there will be 50M and 30M and 20M races for those not wishing to do the full 100M.
200M Medley
The final event for the day will be the 200M Individual Medley inclusive of the Five Dock Rotary 200m Individual Medley Handicap final. The finalists for this event are:
ID
Name
1401
Georgia ROMANIUK
1502
Lincoln VAN LOO
1564
Emily HORTON
1501
Cohen VAN LOO
1389
Hayden HOWARD
1640
David SMITH
The final will be followed by the regular 200M IM and 4 x 30M and 4 x 20M IM events.
This week we continue the trophy races with the world famous George Wheaton BBB 50m handicap final. We’ve got a very strong and diverse field this year. The finalists are:
ID
Name
Stroke
1450
Isabelle ARMISTEAD
Breaststroke
128
Gerry TIBBERTSMA
Breaststroke
1377
Gavin TANNER
Breaststroke
1470
Will BOLTON
Breaststroke
1501
Cohen VAN LOO
Butterfly
1078
Michael PLAYFORD
Backstroke
1312
Christian LAURENS
Butterfly
91
Adam CHRISTODOULOU
Butterfly
279
Adam LEWIS
Breaststroke
We’re expecting Wheaton family members again this season to come along and present the trophy.
Besides the BBB we have a jam packed calendar comprising:
100m Freestyle handicap, including Week 1 of the 6 week special event series:
Under 10’s Molly Wark and Les Henry 100m Freestyle, and
35 and Over Men’s and Women’s 100m Freestyle
50m Breaststroke
400m Freestyle
30m and 20m races will be held, as usual, for younger swimmers and those who don’t want to compete in the 100m and 50m races as will the 4 x 30m and 4 x 20m distance events. The 200m freestyle will also be held for those who haven’t yet qualified for the 400m event.
Congratulations to the Hayden Howard
Congratulations to Hayden Howard for taking out the first trophy of the season last week by winning the Geoff Roper 200M Freestyle handicap race.
Season 2022/23 memberships are now available to purchase on the Swimming NSW web site. Register now or risk losing your points and chance at end of season trophies as only registered and paid up members are eligible.
Existing members can log in using their username and password. If you have forgotten your password you can reset it using your registered email address.
Note that over 18’s must have individual email accounts and may be requested to ‘graduate to a full account via the Edit Family page’. This will require a unique email address to be entered for all members over the age of 18. Each adult member will have to sign in to accept the terms and conditions.
New users will need to register and request a new password to be emailed to their valid email address. Follow these instructions to register with Swim Central and create a Family Group.
* 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.
If you have any questions about membership categories or how to use Swim Central please reach out to our new club Registrar Dave Smith via registrar@drummoyneswimclub.com.au.
Agon Swimming Australia have designed a new costume for us and we’re now seeking interest so that we can place a bulk order.
The options are:
Girls / Ladies Thinstrap costume
Boys / Mens swim brief
Boy’s / Mens jammer
We need to order a minimum of 12 x pieces per costume. If we don’t make the minimum quota for any particular style we’ll be in touch to discuss an alternative.
If you are interested please complete the form at the end of this link.
We have samples for checking sizes. They will be available on Saturday’s for the next two weeks.
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