Well done Nathan & Henry
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Today Nathan Young & Henry Hughes attended Parliament alongside the CEO of UK Deaf Sport Chris Ratcliffe to give evidence & more importantly share the journey deaf athletes face as they prepare to compete on the world stage with no support & zero funding. Discriminated because of a government policy. To say we are proud of them both is an understatement. We can clearly see the impact their experiences had on the committee. Well done Nathan & Henry
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8 GBDSC swimmers travelled to Sheffield to compete at the iconic Ponds Forge swimming pool for the 2025 GoCardless Swim England National Summer Meet!
The first national meet for some of our swimmers before they head to Tokyo to represent GB in the 25th Deaflympics. The 6 days of competition saw the athletes compete in numerous events and show the country why they represent GB by achieving many new PB's. A great event allowing the swimmers a chance to experience a multi-day event and prepare for the upcoming Deaflympics in Tokyo , November 2025. Over the weekend of 8th & 9th June, 11 of our Young Talents competed at the National Junior Para Swimming Championships at The Alan Higgs Centre in Coventry.
Chloe Farrington, Bethany Gamble, Charlotte Gower, Ellie Graham, Katy Wun, Freya Chipperfield, Martynas Kazakevicius, Thomas Harvey, Gregor Craig, Angus Donald & Nathan Carrington made the trip from all areas of the UK to represent GB Deaf Swimming at the event. Across the weekend they took part in multiple events each competing in Heats & Finals and also as a Team in the multi-classification Relays. Everyone of them can be extremely proud of their swims with some excellent stand out performances, but equally proud of their poolside conduct in representing GB Deaf Swimming. The organisers praised our swimmers attendance at the event, in-particular their awareness in being ready to compete and relaxed attitude whilst waiting for their event. Chairman Dave Carrington said "it was an absolute pleasure to spend my time with all of them on poolside and watch them showcase their obvious talent" Well done to ALL the swimmers and thank you to the families too for their continued support !! It is time to renew your GB Deaf Swimming Club Membership for 2024.
Fees for this Year are £65 and can be paid to the usual account. Don't forget to send in your updated Membership Form also which can be found on the Website . We look forward to seeing everyone at our next event soon! 🏊♀️🏊♂️ The 6th World Deaf Swimming Championships starts Monday. You can catch all the races live here. Good luck to our team Lucy Jordan-Caws & Nathan Young who are representing .
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