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Welcome to the Durrington Otters Amateur Swimming Club
Members of the Amateur Swimming Club Association (South West)
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Corsham Open Meet
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Posted by Admin on Thursday, March 25 @ 23:23:34 GMT (74 reads)
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WILTSHIRE ASA SPRINT CHAMPIONSHIPS 2010
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Posted by Admin on Thursday, March 25 @ 22:39:46 GMT (60 reads)
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On the 7th February six of our Otters travelled to Milton Road in Swindon for the Wiltshire ASA Championship Sprints.
For those of you that do not know the pool, it is an old Victorian pool, which has an unusual length of 33.7yards.
Many teams from all over Wiltshire were there, including high oppositions from Swindon Dolphin, Trowbridge,
Salisbury and other good teams.
All six competitors competed in all four stokes, making it a busy day for us all.
The Otters went in on a great start in the morning session, with Sidney Fenwick picking up a Silver for the Backstroke and Silver for the Fly in the 9yrs age group. Rory Burton also medalling in the Fly, again with a successful Bronze in the 13yrs age group.
Jenny Wiltshire was also amongst the medals in the first session picking up and Bronze in the 13yrs Breaststroke.
After a well earned lunch break the Otters were back on the pool to finish their events. Jenny Wiltshire was the first to medal in the second session, winning a Bronze in the 13yrs Backstroke. Sidney Fenwick gained another two medals in the second session, making him medal in every event!
He picked up Silver for the Breaststroke and a Bronze for the Freestyle.
Well done to George Fenwick, Will Turner and Eloise Toomer for placing themselves in the top ten in their age groups in every event!
Well done to all the Otters for qualifying and attending the sprints, we will hope to see more swimmers there next year!
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JURASSIC LEAGUE R1 - HMS HERON – YEOVILTON – 6TH FEB
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Posted by Admin on Thursday, March 25 @ 22:17:16 GMT (101 reads)
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Round 1 of the Jurassic League took us to Heron ASC’s home pool in Yeovilton.
As the Gala swung into full force, it was obvious, we would have to give it our all.
First to bring in a win was the Boys 10U 25m Front Crawl: Sidney Fenwick, followed by Alex Ba-Tin in the Girls Open 50m Fly.
These were followed by 2nd place finishes by Boys 12U Medley Relay: Will Turner, Matthew Heaven, Sidney Fenwick & James Falconer. Girls 16U 50m Backstroke: Jenny Wiltshire, Boys 10U 25m Breaststroke: James Falconer, Boys 14U 50m Fly: Rory Burton.
By the time the first set of scores were announced, Durrington were not in the running.
But we kept pushing, & next to secure a
1st place finish was Girls 16U 50m
Breaststroke: Eloise Toomer, 2nd place finish for Boys 10U Medley Relay Team: James Falconer, Sam Hall, Sidney Fenwick & Isaac Reed.
The Mixed Open Medley Relay also brought in a 2nd, Eloise Toomer, Matt Chapman, Alex Ba-Tin & Adam Davis, followed by Will Turner Boys 12U 50m Backstroke, & Eloise Toomer Girls 16U 50m Fly.
Things were starting to improve & we were creeping back to the Top 3.
Another win kept the score rising this time with Girls 14U 50m Front Crawl: Jenny Wiltshire, followed by even more 2nd place finishes, James Chapman in the Boys 14U 50m Front Crawl, Mixed Open Freestyle Relay Team: Adam Davis, Alex Ba-Tin, Eloise Toomer & Matt Chapman, Will Turner Boys 12U 50m Fly, Boys 16U Medley Relay Team: James Chapman, Kieran Bramwell, Roy Goodenough & Peter Chapman with also Amelia Rogers Girls 10U Backstroke.
The scores were starting to even out, making it a very exciting gala.
The Girls 14U Front Crawl Relay with Laura Fry, Jenny Wiltshire, Adele Reed & Millie Coker were the next to secure 1st place, followed by Alex Ba-Tin Girls 50m Open Freestyle,
Amelia Rogers & Sidney Fenwick took in a double win with Boys/Girls 10U 25m Butterfly.
Girls/Boys 16U 50m Front Crawl,
Jenny Wiltshire & Roy Goodenough also found themselves in 1st place.
There was another 2nd for 16U Front Crawl Relay Team: Rory Burton, Peter Chapman, Roy Goodenough & Kieran Bramwell.
On the night there were many 3rds, those securing those were, Jess Hall, Matt Chapman, Peter Chapman, Adele Reed, George Fenwick,
Tyra Wilson Harris, James Falconer, Eloise Toomer, Boys 14U Medley Relay, Zac Hall, George Fenwick, Rory Burton & James
Chapman. Girls 10U Medley Relay Team, Sarah Falconer, Jess Hall, Amelia Rogers & Hannah Cox.
All the 4th & 5ths matter to, as all the points make the score, so keep with it guys.
At the end of the Gala we had managed 3rd place finish with Bridport & Heron Teams ahead, but the scores were close, making R2 an exciting prospect.
Well done guys you swam well, great team spirit as always.
Our warmest wishes go to Emily Johnstone who unfortunately, slipped whilst changing and broke her arm in 2 places!
Emily now has a groovy pink cast.
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Avalon Open Meet
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Posted by admin on Saturday, November 07 @ 18:27:33 GMT (155 reads)
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On the Weekend of 24th & 25th October, four Durrington Otters
attended the Avalon Open Meet at Millfield School’s 50m Pool in
Somerset.
 Day 1 began with Jenny Wiltshire
13yrs winning a medal for the 400m
Freestyle, Eloise Toomer 14yrs gaining
medals in the 200m Backstroke and 50m
Freestyle.
Day 2 and Eloise & Jenny were joined by
fellow swimmers George & Sidney Fenwick.
George Fenwick 12yrs started 
the day off in style by gaining
a Bronze medal in the 100m
Breaststroke. This was then
followed with both Jenny &
Eloise gaining a medal in the
100m Backstroke.
Eloise also gained medals in
100m Freestyle, 50m
Backstroke & 50m Butterfly.
George going one better than
before, gained a Silver medal in the 50m Breaststroke.
Sidney Fenwick 9yrs competing in a mixed age 9/10yrs
did not medal, but if he had been competing only in the
9yr age group he would have medalled in all his events.
Durrington Swimmer of the meet goes to George Fenwick
for his excellent performances in the Breaststroke.
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Moonraker League Final - Durrington
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Posted by admin on Thursday, October 08 @ 20:06:12 BST (195 reads)
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September 12th saw the final gala of the Moonraker Summer League.
For us it was our Home gala, here at Durrington. With only 11 points separating the first three teams from previous rounds, the competition was wide open which made for a very exciting event.
After the first 10 events, Durrington were trailing by six points, with both Corsham and Swindon ahead, Durrington just in front of Marlborough, despite first place finishes for Will Turner Boys U12 25m Butterfly - Jenny Wiltshire Girls U16 50m Freestyle and Eloise Toomer Girls Open 100m Backstroke.
Event 12 saw the Boys U12 Medley Relay – James Falconer, Matthew Heavens, Sidney Fenwick and Will Turner bring home a win – and further individual wins for James Chapman Boys U14 50m Freestyle - Millie Coker Girls U14 50m Freestyle - Alex Ba-Tin Girls Open 100m Butterfly - Georgia Shepherd Girls U12 25m Breaststroke and Eloise Toomer Girls U16 50m Backstroke took Durrington to within 4 points of Corsham after 22 events.
Next to secure some more home wins were James Chapman & Jenny Wiltshire in the U14’s 50m Freestyle - Laura Fry, Catherine Davis, Jenny Wiltshire & Eloise Toomer Girls U16 Freestyle Relay Team -
Rory Burton & Jenny Wiltshire U14’s 50m Butterfly,
Will Turner & Georgia Shepherd U12’s 25m Backstroke.
In the end, Corsham had the better second half, winning 13 of the 28 events, Durrington pulling in many 2nd & 3rd places.
The final score ending was:
Corsham 152
Durrington 138
Marlborough 114
Swindon 96.
It was a very exciting gala with excellent swims from all clubs involved. Corsham will now move up to Division 4 next summer, and Durrington will remain in Division 5.
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