The event is in effect a second club camps and embraces Louth history of holding Sportsman’s Week events (the club believes they are the only one still using the original trophies)

The swimming events ran like clockwork thanks to the Clubs Events organiser Charlotte Elliott-Wright and a superb team around her of official and poolside helpers (if you are not involved you have no idea of the work that goes into an event!)

Sportsman’s Week 2019– Most Points Winners

The Masters Challenge Cup is an Annual Inter-County Swimming Gala for swimmers aged 18 + (oldest swimmer was 71). It was Lincolnshire’s turn to host and the gala was held at Grantham on the 5th May.
Teams from Derbyshire, Notts, Leicestershire, Northants and Lincolnshire competed for the trophy.
Lincolnshire were proudly sponsored by ASH Wellness and Performance (Paul Ford is the Director there) who funded the shirts.

Click here to get the results direct from the Grantham Meres Leisure Centre.

Harvey Phillips, 14 year old Para-Swimmer from Louth Swimming Club competed in the British Para-Swimming International Meet (World Series) event at Tollcross International Swimming Centre in Glasgow (50m International Pool), between 25/04/19 and 28/04/19. He was assisted poolside, throughout the Meet, by his dad, Darren and his coach from Louth Swimming Club, Sarah Richardson and supported as a spectator at all events, by Graham Richardson!

First pathway camp for swimmers across Lincolnshire clubs held on the 10th April.

Funeral arrangements for Mel Crowley 17th April 12.30 at Lincoln Crematorium family flowers only donations (if wanted) to British Heart Foundation, request to wear colour as opposed to black. Afterwards at the Travis Perkins Suite at the football club, could those planning to attend the wake let secretary@pentaqua.org know for numbers by the 15th

Mel Crowley, a stalwart of City of Lincoln Pentaqua SC as well as Lincolnshire ASA, sadly passed away on Tuesday 12th March. Mel will be sorely missed by her devoted husband Pat, her family, friends and many colleagues in the world of swimming, having been a familiar face to many of us for 30 years.

Mel had been involved in a number of roles over these years, a parent of swimmers, a proud mother and grandmother, a loving wife, and a loyal friend in addition to a number of committee positions and volunteer roles at County and Regional level as well as swimming meets across the East Midlands.

If anyone would like to share their condolences or memories of Mel, these can be passed to her family by emailing: secretary@pentaqua.org.

Click here to get the Live results direct from the Grantham Meres Leisure Centre.

Use the drop down list on the results site to select from :

full results listing
the start lists (note that start lists are subject to change)
the search facilities
access to the County ASA Calendar
the long course time converter
and find out about DQs and what the DQ codes mean

For the fourth year running a team from Louth Swimming Club (Dolphins) recently qualified for the Northern Final of the Arena Junior Inter-League swimming competition. Armed with inflatable dolphins and inflatable clangers the team and parents set off for Blackpool.

The team was selected from all the Clubs squads and in total 30 swimmers, all aged from 9-12yrs represented their club and Louth. They were all looked after on poolside by coaches Charlotte Elliott-Wright, Danny Ellis, Mark Anstey and Di Adams. Officials from the Club were Joby Barton, Louise Damms and Dawn Waring.