Club Awards
As a club, we like to recognise the development of our swimmers as they progress in their synchro training. In order to do this, each year, we award our club trophies to the swimmers that we feel meet the message behind each award.
2018 Certificate Winners
Spring Award Certificate
Winner: Abby Webber
This certificate has been awarded to Abby for showing such enthusiasm and determination in working towards her Grading assessment.
Summer Award Certificate
Winner: Katie Lees
This certificate has been awarded to Katie for her commitment and all the hard work she put in working towards her Routine Grade 1 assesment.
Autumn Award Certificate
Winner: Lucy Steele
This certificate has been awarded to Lucy for all the hard work she put in during club Land Training sessions in order to achieve her splits.
2018 Trophy Winners
The Tony Sharp Award
This trophy is awarded to a swimmer who shows a positive attitude to training, is keen and attentive to instruction.
Winner: Alex Evans
The Nicola Dunbar Award
This trophy is awarded to the swimmer who has proved to be the most promising newcomer to synchro since joining the club this year.
Winner: Lottie Farmer
The Savigar Trophy
This trophy is awarded to the club member who most embodies the essence of a club swimmer, helping out, raising morale, and encouraging good team spirit.
Winner: Fiona Eddy
This trophy has been awarded to Fiona, for always being someone who can be relied upon to support her team members, and for her never-ending good spirits.
The Brian Pitfield Trophy
This trophy is awarded to a swimmer who shows commitment to the Club, is dependable and supportive to Coaches and Swimmers alike, shows a positive attitude to challenging situations and embodies the essence of good sportsmanship, genuinely a credit to the sport.
Winner: Isabelle Armstrong
Trophy For Swimmer of the Year
This trophy is awarded to the club swimmer with the highest achievement in Synchronised Swimming for the year.
Winner: Megan Pike
This trophy has been awarded to Megan following her participation in the National Age Group Competition in Gloucester, achieving the very impressive standing of being in the top 20 swimmers for her age group in the country.