Brett and Shaune Fraser are our very own Swim Stars and outstanding role models. Watch their superb race in the 200m freestyle at Pan American Games http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmIMW44qEpE then check out Brett's interview and be inspired. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8E3jzULwx6E enjoy!

Lara & Geoffrey Butler took bronze medals on the final day of the Plymouth Open Long Course Meet. Lara, swimming in the 200m butterfly, powered her way to bronze in 2:26.00; almost a 2 second improvement on her heat time whilst Geoff, fresh from his victory in the 1500m freestyle, paced his way to a 4:15.87 bronze in the 400m freestyle. Earlier in the day Geoff and Matthew Courtis produced noteworthy performances in the 200m freestyle; Geoff going 2:00.79 and Matthew 2:01.39 The swimmers return to Cayman this week for...

Catriona Macrae sprinted to a new CIASA record of 33.84 when winning the 50m backstroke at the Christmas Open Meet in Kingston Jamaica. This conclude a hat trick of wins and best times in the backstroke events at this meet....fine swimming! Alex McCallum, confident after a series of lifetime bests in previous sessions, paced his way to victory and a meet record of 4:20.07 in the 400m freestyle; this time give him an automatic entry time for the National Development Group at Lougbborough University in the UK....his chosen place of...

Lara Butler swam solid heats to make the finals of the 200m Individual Medley and 100m Butterfly at the Plymouth Open Long Course Meet in the UK. Looking smooth and strong, Lara popped in heat swims of 2:28.68 and 1:07.77 in the 200m IM & 100m Fly respectively. Unfortunately,in the finals, she was unable to build on these swims and had to be content with two 7th place finishes in slightly slower times (2:29.88 & 1:08.34) However, this is her first long course race of the season and provides an...

Medals, Records and PB's kept coming during the second session of the Christmas Open Long Course Meet in Jamaica. Catriona Macrae and Alex McCallum both lifted titles in the 200m backstroke events; Catriona setting a lifetime best of 2:35.6 and Alex setting a meet record of 2:16.1. Cole Morgan, gaining confidence with every outing, raced to silver and a meet record of 2:21.4 in the boys 13/14yrs 200m back whilst Ella Plunkett, still finding her way round the pacing of the middle 100m of her races, took silver in the...

Sam Bailey continued her winning ways during the third sessions of the Christmas Open Meet in Jamaica. Swimming in the 11/12yrs 200m freestyle she lifted the title in 2:28.4; only half a second outside the meet record. In the correspinding 13/14yrs event Katie Klein raced to silver (2:26.7) and Ashley Theaker bronze (2:28.4) Alex McCallum demonstrated his versatility with victory in the open 400m individual medley (5:06.1) In the 50m breaststroke sprint, Sarah Jackson took bronze in the 11/12yrs category (39.85) with teammate Stefanie Boothe 4th (41.3); Jayde Solomon finishing...

Geoffrey Butler blew away the opposition on the opening night of the Plymouth Leander Open Meet. Swimming in the 1500m freestyle, Geoffrey maintained superb pacing to take the 17yrs+ title in a huge lifetime best of 16:30.55; some 16 seconds ahead of his nearest rival. The time, outstanding for his first long course outing of the season, sees him get closer to the 2014 Commonwealth Games Qualifying Time of 16:22.49 Matthew Courtis placed 4th in the same race in 17:40.03 A great start to the meet!!

Stingray swimmers opened their account in Jamaica with medals and a meet record. Samantha Bailey swam a superbly paced race to take the girls 11/12yrs 100m backstroke title in a new meet record of 1:17.4 whilst Catriona Macrae raced to a lifetime best of 1:13.0 to take the 13/14yrs 100m backstoke. Backstroke medals came thick and fast during the first session: Alex McCallum swimming to a lifetime best of 1:04.4 to clinch silver and Cole Morgan dropping 2 seconds to secure bronze in the 13/14yrs 100m backstroke (1:06.4) Andrew Smiley...

Lara/Geoff Buttler and Matthew Courtis are racing in the UK this weekend. We will be giving updates but you can follow the live results here http://plymouthleander.co.uk/live/index.htm The sun is shining on Cayman Swimming!

Stingray swimmers head to Jamaica tomorrow for the Christmas Open Swimming Championships. The Long Course meet, which takes place at the National Stadium Pool in Kingston, will give the 14 strong contingent an opportunity to compete in a range of events, test their training and gain invaulable 50m pool experience. Good Luck to all! (as yet we haven't found a live results link but will provide updates via this website)