This past week saw Head Coach Peter Richardson and Elite Performance swimmers Joe Pickering (18y) and Zac Baughan-Withington (16y) travel to London to compete at the 2026 Aquatics GB British Championships.
Our swimmers delivered an excellent performance at the 2026 Yorkshire Swimming Association Championships, competing across multiple galas at the John Charles Centre for Sport in Leeds and Ponds Forge in Sheffield. Across the Championships, KUHSC athletes achieved numerous personal best times, top-10 finishes and medal-winning performances, showcasing the strength and depth of the club across age groups. These results highlight the hard work of our swimmers and coaches throughout the long-course season.
Kingston Upon Hull Swimming Club delivered an excellent set of performances in Session Two of the 2026 Yorkshire Swimming Association Championships. The highlight came from Oscar Focht, who secured the Yorkshire title in the 14-year-old 100m Breaststroke. Across the session, KUHSC swimmers achieved multiple top-10 finishes and strong long-course performances in breaststroke, individual medley and distance freestyle events, demonstrating the depth and strength of the club at county level.
A thrilling two weekends at the Leeds pool for KUHSC as they claim Yorkshire titles and an impressive medal haul over the first four days of swimming!
Congratulations to Owen Garsides who competed at the Citi Para Swimming World Series in Aberdeen recently.
Our Masters swimmers won several medals at the South Yorkshire Championships held at Ponds Forge
There were some fantastic swims from KUHSC Masters swimmers at the recent Swim England National Short Course Championships in Sheffield
KUHSC carried on where they left off last month in Leeds with their impressive medal haul at this weekend’s North East Regional Swimming Championships in Sheffield. In total, the club took home 13 gold, 5 silver and 9 bronze medals and numerous top 10/finalist placements.
Kingston Upon Hull Swimming Club enjoyed two hugely successful weekends at John Charles Centre for Sport for this year’s Yorkshire Winter Competition. A total of 76 young swimmers qualified for the championship, coming home with a stunning haul of 41 medals, 20 of them gold! There were some gutsy swims against very tough competition, many of them in personal best times. Both weekends were long and intense but the effort and commitment from swimmers never faltered, right until the very end.
Following the hugely successful county championships in February, Kingston Upon Hull Swimming Club showcased their hard work and talent at the North East Regional Championships in April and May, beating swimmers from some of the best clubs in the North East Region. A number of our younger swimmers had very packed schedules with multiple finals, but there was maximum effort from everyone right until the very end.
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