It is with regret that we have to tell you that John Melotte, a previous Chairman of Teddington Swimming Club, has passed away. John was chair of Teddington Swimming Club from 2004 to 2006, and before taking on that role had been an active parent supporter and committee member since 1996, when his eldest daughter joined the club. He joined the Swim England London Regional Management Board in 2010. In 2012 John was appointed as Regional Chairman, a position he held until October 2014. Our thoughts are with his family...

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The second weekend of the Middlesex Counties was no less exciting than the first for the Teddington swimmers. The distance training has clearly been very effective with two further medals in the 800m free – Billy B winning a silver and Phoebe C winning bronze. There were also some excellent fourth place swims from Tommy E, Thomas P, Bella M and Sarah P in this event. The super fly swimmers picked up four medals too with Club Captain Thalia winning silver in the 200 fly, Holly WL taking bronze and...

On Saturday 8th and Sunday 9th February a large cohort of Teddington swimmers battled the elements to make it to the London Aquatics Centre where they competed in the first weekend of the Middlesex County Championships. Swimmers had to achieve a tough qualification time to compete so everyone taking part should be proud of themselves. Every member of the team swam their hardest and there were some outstanding results. Medal winners came from various squads in the club, from Development right through to Nationals and there were four medals won...

Report by Holly Wiseman Lee & Jamie Brady (National Development Squad) As a swimmer myself, I never get to race my friends (especially boys) as at any other meet events are swam in genders. This gala is a perfect opportunity to race with friends, get competitive and have fun, plus race strokes that aren't normally your best. You never know, you could surprise yourself and this gala is the best time to try and push yourself. Another reason this gala is key to attend is that many of our younger...