City of Leicester Open Meets
City of Leicester Swimming Club organise a variety of Open Meets during the year. The links for upcoming meets will take you to pages where you will find meet details, results and other useful information.
UPCOMING HOME MEETS
THE CITY OF LEICESTER OPEN MEET 2025 (Level 2)
Location: Braunstone Leisure Centre
Dates: Friday 14th, Saturday 15th & Sunday 16th November
Closing Date: Monday 3rd November
For all the WINTER MEET information, please click on the title of the event
THE CITY OF LEICESTER AGE GROUP MEET 2026 (Level 3)
Location: Braunstone Leisure Centre
Dates: Saturday 28th & Sunday 29th March
Closing Date: TBC
For all the AGE GROUP meet information, please click on the title of the event
THE CITY OF LEICESTER SUMMER SPLASH MEET 2026 (Level 3)
Location: Braunstone Leisure Centre
Dates: Saturday 13th & Sunday 14th June
Closing Date: TBC
For all the SUMMER SPLASH meet information, please click on the title of the event
THE CITY OF LEICESTER AUTUMN MEET 2026 (Level 3)
Location: Braunstone Leisure Centre
Dates: Saturday 17th & Sunday 18th October
Closing Date: TBC
For all the AUTUMN MEET information, please click on the title of the event
THE CITY OF LEICESTER OPEN MEET 2026 (Level 2)
Location: Braunstone Leisure Centre
Dates: Friday 20th, Saturday 21st & Sunday 22nd November
Closing Date: TBC
For all the WINTER MEET information, please click on the title of the event
Previous Open Meet Results
Officials and Open Meet Volunteers
REMEMBER – Our licensed meets are run by VOLUNTEERS, the more help we get, the better the meet, so don’t be shy!!
If you have a specific skill/ talent or you just fancy getting involved, please do not hesitate to offer your services, either directly to a member of the committee or via email
It is essential that where possible ALL parents or careers volunteer at some stage in their child’s progression through the club. Some people think that they have nothing to offer, or what they do have to offer will not be of any value to the club, when what we require mostly is just someone’s time. All of the tasks for volunteers are relatively simple and there will always be somebody there to show you the ropes and support you for the first couple of times you do the task.
Our meets require a large numbers of volunteers to function, some of the tasks need some training such as time keepers and officials (courses are run occasionally through the year, look on the notice board and website for details if you are interested). Other tasks include:- supplying volunteers with refreshments on poolside, sitting at the door and taking admission fee’s and selling raffle tickets, being a ‘runner’, a steward or a team manager on poolside. If you have a flair on the karaoke then maybe the announcers job would suit you!
