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NQT Achievements 2011 Print
Swimming Club News
Written by Stewart Carline   

achievementWhilst National Qualifying Times (NQTs) are the mechanism to enable event organisers to control the number of people accepted for an event, they are often used by coaches and seen by parents as an achievement of a standard.

If you have achieved a Regional or National qualifying time and it is not listed below, please contact the Communications Office with the details so we can update our records.

Youth Age Group Age For
Nationals
Midlands
Achieved
Midland
Results
Nationals
Achieved
National
Results
David Clarke

Coach
David Clarke


Alexandra Harris Aged
14
10 1
Olivia Phoenix Aged
15
3
Shannon Hartley-Cain Aged
15
1
Maddy Tracy Aged
16
7 3
Kim Donaldson Aged
16
1
Jamie Beebee Aged
16
3
Alice Cousins Aged
17
7
Charlotte Humphreys Aged
19
3
BAGCAT Age Group Age For
Nationals
Midlands
Achieved
Midland
Results
Nationals
Achieved
National
Results
Rachael Reilly

Coach
Rachel Reilly
Holly Townsend Aged
10
9 medal_bronze
Luke Smith Aged
10
7 medal_bronzemedal_bronze
Connie Sanders Aged
11
5
Rebecca Woolley Aged
11
9
Charlie Percox Aged
11
5
Jon Mills Aged
11
6
Jacob Blakemore Aged
12
5
Lauren Holland Aged
12
4
Paige Norry-Addison Aged
12
7 medal_bronze 1
Holly Barnett Aged
13
10 medal_bronzemedal_bronze
Sophia Baig Aged
13
4
Macauley Carline Aged
15
6

 

Information on Qualifying Times

All Qualifying Times from National down to County (e.g. Shropshire) are based on the previous years entries. If the QT is too easy then far too many swimmers can compete - if it is too hard then the reverse is true.

Please read ASA Success is Long Term (pdf 1.34Mb) for full explanation of British Age Group Categories (BAGCAT), and how various open meets throughout the season are designed to complement a swimmer's training at different ages of development, and different levels of competition (National, Regional, County).

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