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All papers relating to the County Championships 2025 have now been published and are available on the competition web page.

Spectator entry is £6.00 per session or £10.00 for the whole day.

Parkside Pool, Cambridge will be hosting our County Championships in 2025.  The event will be held over 4 days

• Friday 24th January (evening session)
• Saturday 25th January (full day)
• Sunday 26th January (full day)
• Sunday 2nd February (full day)

All information will be published on the competition webpage as soon as it is finalised.

Team Cambs had some exceptional swims at the National County Team Championships in Sheffield but other teams also had excellent swims. This meant that Swim England Cambridgeshire finished 19th and will swim in Division 2 in 2025 along with Scotland North, Cheshire and Dorset who were also relegated.

Despite the disappointment of moving down, ever swimmer on the team swam their very best and their home clubs should be proud of their efforts and of the work that their coaches have done to bring out the very best in the swimmers.

See full results

The meet programme for this year’s County Championships can be found here.

Updated on 2 December 2023.

Once again, Parkside Pool, Cambridge will be hosting our County Championships in 2024.  The event will be held over 3 days on Sunday 28 January, Saturday 3 February and Sunday 4 February.

The entry system to the Championships is now live and all information relating to the event can be found here.

The qualifying times can be found here.

Look out for further updates, which will be posted here as well as our other social media platforms.

The final programme for this event has now been uploaded to the website.  All the event information can be found here.

We are still do not have enough volunteers to run this meet successfully, so if you can spare some time to help, even just for one sessions please use these links:

Technical Officials

Other Volunteers

Good Luck to all our competitors from the county swimming at the East Region Open Water Championships this weekend.

Can all current trophy holders remember to bring their trophy back to the medal table on Sunday so as to avoid disappointment for this year’s winners!

It is with great sadness that we learn of the passing away of one of the East Region members, David Robinson.

Having joined Mildenhall and District Swimming Club in 1979 when his two children started lessons there, David dedicated a large proportion of the last 41 years to the sport. Despite never being a competitive swimmer himself, he held various voluntary roles at club, county and regional level and as a Referee, he was often seen poolside at many many competitions. He was a member of the Suffolk County ASA for 35 years and a founding member of the East Region board when it was formed in 2005. Roles he held at club and county level include team manager, secretary, chairman and president. He was the East Region President in 2011 and has also been masters manager and records officer for the East Region, secretary and treasurer of the Fenland Swimming League and he was vice-president of Mildenhall and District Swimming Club adding to that his work as a national referee and also trainer of officials. David was also honoured with the Swim England Alfred H Turner Award back in 2020.

Many of you will have fond memories of David from competing inthe Junior and Senior Fenland League competitions and anyone who has trained as a Referee will have had him share his knowledge and experience with them during training sessions.

David will be sorely missed by all in the swimming community and our thoughts are with his family and friends at this sad time. Details of his funeral can be found here

Results for the 2023 County Championships can be found here.