April A/B Gala
31/3 & 1/2 April 2023
July End of Season Gala
1st & 2nd July 2023

Contact us for more information at –

kuhsctrustees@outlook.com   OR kuhscopenmeets@gmail.com

The Swim England North East Region are pleased to offer an opportunity for Young Leaders to be part of a competition officiating training, education and development opportunity for the 2022/23 season.

The programme is available for young adults aged from 14 years of age upwards who are part of a Swim England North East Region affiliated club like KUHSC.

The initiative looks to:

  • Offer the opportunity to learn the roles of being an official in their chosen aquatic discipline.
  • Enable them to take their first steps on the Swim England/British Swimming officiating pathway.
  • Provide a volunteering opportunity which will enable them to give something back to their sport and meet other like-minded young leaders from across the region.
  • Train them in an additional aquatic skill that can keep them active in an area they may not haven previously considered.
  • Provide the opportunity to learn the different roles involved in officiating at a competition and have a go at being an official with other Young Leaders under the guidance and support of experience officials.
  • Provide practical experience of officiating at a competition within the North East Region.

Young Leaders who are interested in being involved should register their interest directly at: Young Leader Officiating Registration. If any assistance is required, please contact David Parry, NE Region Development Officer on david.parry@swimnortheast.org or 07949251482.

The second day of the Lower Age Group Yorkshires was as exciting as the first. Ponds Forge may have been ‘even’ warmer but the medals kept on coming and there were truly astounding PBs in all age groups. Thank-you to the coaches for supporting the swimmers poolside.

A big well-done all round!! 👏👏

Medals: Oscar Focht (10 years): 50m fly SILVER 🥈, 100m breast GOLD🥇 100m back GOLD 🥇, 100m free GOLD 🥇

Lea Sibova (10 years): 50m fly GOLD 🥇, 100m breast BRONZE 🥉, 100m back GOLD 🥇, 100m free GOLD 🥇

Ben Towse (11 years): 50m back SILVER🥈 , 100m free BRONZE 🥉

Dylan Hill (12 years): 50m back SILVER 🥈

Annabelle Clausen (9 years): 100m back SILVER 🥈

Top 10: 

Logan Ayre (9 years): 100m back 9th, 100m free 7th

Sofia Casap (11 years): 50m back 7th

Lucas Christie (12 years): 50m back 7th, 100m free 4th, 50m fly 10th, 100m fly 4th

 Annabelle Clausen: 100m breast 8th, 100m free 8th

Dylan Hill: 400m IM 10th

Mitchell Jones (9 years): 50m fly 10th, 100m breast 6th

Poppy Moore (9 years): 50m fly 10th

 Isaac Pannhausen (10 years): 50m fly 10th, 100m back 10th 

Ben Towse: 50m fly 5th, 50m breast 5th

Well what a memorable day at Ponds Forge. All our younger swimmers put in a fabulous effort in the Lower Age Group Winter Yorkshire Competition!

KUHSC are firmly on the medal table after day 1. Really encouraging swims from across the board. Well done everyone!

👏👏Medals: Oscar Focht (10 yrs): 50m free GOLD 🥇, 100m IM GOLD ,🥇 50m back GOLD 🥇, 100m fly SILVER 🥈, 50m breast BRONZE 🥉

Lea Sibova (10 yrs): , 100m IM GOLD 🥇, 50m back GOLD 🥇, 100m fly GOLD 🥇, 50m free SILVER 🥈

Ben Towse (11 yrs):50m free GOLD 🥇, 100m back BRONZE 🥉

Dylan Hill (12 yrs): 100m back GOLD 🥇

Annabelle Clausen (9 yrs): 50m back BRONZE 🥉

Top 10: Logan Ayre (9yrs): 50m free 8th

Chloe Campbell (11 yrs): 50m free 10th

Lucas Christie (12 yrs): 100m back 5th, 50m free 7th

Annabelle Clausen: 100 IM 7th 

Dylan Hill: 100m breast 9th, 200m IM 10th, 50m free 10th

Mitchell Jones (9 yrs): 100m IM 6th, 50m breast 9th 

Poppy Moore (9 yrs): 50m free 9thLea Sibova: 50m breast 4th 

Ben Towse: 100m breast 5th

KUHSC Open Meets 2022/2023

Further details and entry files available from kuhscopenmeets@gmail.com

#beatyourbest

Day 1 of the Yorkshire Winter Competition saw some stunning swims from KUHSC!!

The morning got off to a cracking start with Victoria Sibova winning a silver in the 50m free (0.01 off 1st place), followed by a steady stream of top 10 placements, medals and amazing PBS. 

Medals: Rio Daodu (15 yrs): Gold in 100m back 🥇 & Gold in 50m free 🥇

Libby Munday (15 yrs): Gold in 100m back 🥇

Victoria Sibova (13yrs): Silver in 50m free 🥈

Top 10: 

Luke Baughan-Withington (14 yrs): 6th in 200m IM, 8th in 100m free 

Megan Chu (14 yrs): 10th in 50m free, 10th in 200m IM, 8th in 50m back, 9th in 100m free, 6th in 100m fly

Rhianna Foster (15 yrs): 4th in 100m breast, 9th in 100m back, 6th in 400m IM

Olivia Harris (15 yrs): 7th in 100m breast

Josh McCollin (15 yrs): 7th in 100m breast, 8th in 100m back

Libby Munday: 5th in 50m free, 

Victoria Sibova: 10th in 200m IM, 6th in 100m free, 6th in 100m fly

James Starling (14 yrs): 7th in 50m free, 7th in 100m free

Lucy Towse (15 yrs): 7th in 100m breast
Well done everyone! 👏👏

Yorkshires Update: It’s been a long weekend at John Charles Centre for Sport in Leeds but the hours in the pool have paid off; plenty of PBs and top 10s amidst very tough competition. Well done swimmers!

👏👏Medals: Rio Daodu (15 yrs): Gold in 50m back 🥇, Silver in 100m free 🥈, Gold in 50m fly🥇 , Silver in 100m fly 🥈

Libby Munday (15 yrs): Gold in 50m back

🥇Top 10:Luke Baughan-Withington (14 yrs): 8th in 400m IM

Megan Chu (14 yrs): 4th in 100m back, 6th in 400m IM

Rio Daodu: 4th in 200m IM

Rhianna Foster (15 yrs): 9th in 100m free, 7th in 200m IM

Olivia Harris (15 yrs): 8th in 50m breast

Josh McCollin (15 yrs): 5th in 50m back, 8th in 100m free, 6th in 200m IM, 9th in 100m fly

Libby Munday: 7th in 100m free, 5th in 50m fly, 9th in 200m IM, 9th in 100m fly

Victoria Sibova (13 yrs): 4th in 50m fly, 7th in 100m back

Lucy Towse (15 yrs): 9th in 50m breast

Very well done! 

Download a PDF of End of Season Short Course Meet Information and Forms below.

End of Season Short Course Meet Full Information – PDF

Coach – Team Manager Qualifications & Dietary Requirement Form

Coach – Team Manager Pass – EOS KUHSC 2022

Cash & Entry Summery Form

Regional Success for Hull Swimmers – November 6th – 8th

Just weeks after competing at the Yorkshire Winter Competition, Kingston Upon Hull swimmers made waves again at the Northeast Regional Championships at Ponds Forge in Sheffield earlier this month.

 

Waiting a long time between races, overcoming personal challenges, and competing against some of the best swimmers in the region is not easy but provides invaluable experience for the future. There were fantastic swims across the board with an array of personal best times, top-ten placements and even some medals.

 

Medallists:

Amelia Barrett (12 yrs): GOLD in 50m breaststroke, SILVER in 100m breaststroke, SILVER in 200m breaststroke

Dylan Hill (11 yrs): SILVER in 50m backstroke, SILVER in 200m backstroke, BRONZE in 100m backstroke

Luke Baughan-Withington (13 years): BRONZE in 1500m free

Zac Baughan-Withington (11 yrs): SILVER in 200m freestyle, SILVER in 400m freestyle

Just weeks after competing at the Yorkshire Winter Competition, Kingston Upon Hull swimmers made waves again at the North East Regional Championships at Ponds Forge in Sheffield earlier this month.

 

Amelia Barrett (12 yrs): Gold (50m breaststroke), Silver (100m breaststroke), Silver (200m breaststroke)
Dylan Hill (11 yrs): SILVER in 50m backstroke, SILVER in 200m backstroke, BRONZE in 100m backstroke

Finalists:

Amelia Barrett (12 yrs): 200m free (7th), 100m fly (8th), 400m free (6th), 200m IM (5th), 100m back (5th)

Luke Baughan-Withington (13 yrs): 200m IM (9th), 400m IM (4th), 400m free (4th)

Zac Baughan-Withington (11 yrs): 100m free (8th), 200m IM (5th)

Jack Collins (13 yrs): 1500m (4th), 400m IM (5th), 400m free (10th)

Dylan Hill (11 yrs): 200m breast (4th), 200 IM (9th), 50m breast (7th), 200m free (6th), 50m free (8th)

Joshua Kelly: 200m fly (5th), 400m free (5th)

Josh McCollin (14 yrs): 100m free (8th), 50m back (9th), 100m back (6th), 200m free (7th), 50m fly (9th), 200m back (5th)

Victoria Sibova (13 yrs): 200m free (10th), 100m free (5th)

Matthew Sitch (12 yrs): 200m breaststroke (8th)

James Starling (14 yrs): 400m free (5th), 100m IM (6th)

Ben Towse (11 yrs): 50m back (10th), 200m free (10th), 100m IM (8th), 50m free (10th)

Pavel Zirar (12 yrs): 200m back (6th)

 

 

It is much harder to achieve a top-10 placement in the open-age category but all of Kingston’s older swimmers swam to a very high standard.

 

Once again, KUHSC swimmers faced some very tough competition but made their mark as members of the premier swimming club in the area. Director of Swimming and former Olympic Coach Russ Barber, and Head Coach Tom Rhodes are building on this success and the future looks very bright for Kingston Upon Hull Swimming Club. If you are interested in joining the club, or would like more information, please email kuhscheadcoach@gmail.com

Kingston Swimmers Go for Gold! October 23rd – 24th

After 18 months of pools opening and closing and finally opening again, Kingston Upon Hull swimmers proved that they have what it takes to keep focused and committed to their sport at the Yorkshire Swimming Association Winter Competition 2021. Over two weekends in October at Leeds and Sheffield the club welcomed an impressive haul of medals across a range of age-groups and events.

There were stand-out performances from some of KUHSC’s youngest swimmers, notably Lea Sibova (9 years) who won an incredible 7 gold medals (50m freestyle, 100m freestyle, 50m backstroke, 100m backstroke, 100m Individual Medley, 50m butterfly, 100m butterfly) and 2 bronze medals (50m breaststroke, 100m breaststroke) and Ben Towse (10 years) who swam impressive personal best times in all of his events, winning silver medals in the 50m and 100m freestyle, 50m backstroke and bronze in the 100m Individual Medley.  24th

Further medallists were:

Amelia Barrett: BRONZE – 100m breaststroke 12 years

Zac Baughan-Withington: BRONZE – 100m breast 11 years

Rhianna Foster: GOLD – 100m breaststroke 14 years

Josh McCollin: SILVER – 50m backstroke, BRONZE – 100m backstroke 14 yrs

Victoria Sibova: BONZE – 50m backstroke 12 years

James Starling: BRONZE – 400m Individual Medley 13 years

Top 10 placements were achieved by the following:

Amelia Barrett: 50m breast, 100m back

Luke Baughan-Withington: 200m IM, 400m IM

Zac Baughan-Withington: 50m free, 100m back, 200m IM

Megan Chu: 50m & 100m free, 50m &100m back, 50m & 100m fly, 200m IM

Jack Collins: 400m IM

Rhianna Foster: 50m & 100m free, 50m &100m back, 50m breast, 200m & 400m IM

Dylan Hill: 50m & 100m free, 50m & 100m breast, 50m & 100m back, 50m fly

Joshua Kelly: 400m IM

Josh McCollin: 50m & 100m free, 50m & 100m fly, 200m IM

Victoria Sibova: 100m free, 100m back, 50m fly, 400m IM

Matthew Sitch: 100m back

James Starling: 50m & 100m free, 50m & 100m fly

Ben Towse: 50m fly, 100m breast, 100m back

Lucy Towse: 50m &100m breast

Pavel Zirar: 100m back

Aside from this impressive array of medals and finalist placements, a great many swimmers swam personal best times and reached significant milestones on their swimming journey. They faced tough competition from Leeds and Sheffield swimmers but made their mark as members of the premier swimming club in the area. Director of Swimming and former Olympic Coach Russ Barber, and Head Coach Tom Rhodes are building on this success and the future looks very bright for Kingston Upon Hull Swimming Club. If you are interested in joining the club, or would like more information, please email kuhscheadcoach@gmail.com

Open 1500m Freestyle results

KUHSC Club Gala 2 – Event 1 Boy/Girl Open 1500m Freestyle results.

800m Time Trial Results

 

12-11-2021 800 Time Trial Results

Elite Performance Team member beats the KUHSC all-time club record.


08-11-2021 – Congratulations to Matthew Blain of the Elite Performance Squad who clocked 31.75 for his 50m Breaststroke at the NER’s, beating the KUHSC all-time club record (held since 2007)!

Swim England North East Region Training Camp

 

15.10.2021 – Many congratulations to Amelia Barrett on her selection to attend the Swim England North East Region Training Camp.

The camp forms part of the Swim England talent pathway and will provide an opportunity for swimmers to develop their technical, tactical, physical and lifestyle skills.

Phase I of the Swim England Swimming National Development Programme for 2021-2022


09-09-2021 – The club would like to congratulate the following swimmers for their selection for Phase I of the Swim England Swimming National Development Programme for 2021-2022.

Megan Chu

Luke Baughan-Withington

Jack Collins

Joshua McCollin

James Starling

Top Coach’s Quest for a Hull Olympian!

Russ Barber, one of the UK’s most successful performance swimming coaches, is returning to his home ground of Hull to become Director of Swimming at Kingston Upon Hull Swimming Club.

Russ has produced multiple Olympians, Commonwealth Games champions and hundreds of national champions. He has coached on over 30 Great Britain teams including the Olympic Games in Beijing, London and Rio, World and European Championships as well as 2 Commonwealth Games.

Born and bred in Hull, Russ Barber played a crucial role in the merging of City of Hull and Hull Olympic swimming clubs to form Kingston Upon Hull Swimming Club (KUHSC) in 1996. The following year he moved to City of Leeds Swimming Club as age-group coach before progressing to Sheffield as Head Coach in 2001.

Prior to returning to Hull, Barber transformed City of Sheffield Swim Squad (COSSS) into the elite club it is today, from being the 6th best club in Yorkshire 20yrs ago, to it now being regularly ranked in the top 5 clubs in Great Britain.

Under coach Barber’s guidance, swimmers have been selected to represent TeamGB in the last 3 Olympics, with Max Litchfield coming 4th in the 400m Individual Medley in 2016. Russ brings a wealth of experience and expertise to his new role at Hull, and is enthusiastic about building new links with the community and supporting the clubs’s new committee.

Primarily, Russ will be poolside, coaching swimmers of all ages from the youngest ‘Tadpoles’ squad through to the National squad, encouraging them to ‘think big’ and reach their full potential, and sees no reason why Hull can’t produce another Olympian!

Russ will support and mentor individual coaches, and together with Head Coach Tom Rhodes, will oversee the club’s coaching pathway.  The club have absolutely no doubt that Russ will help put Hull back on the map, and KUHSC will once again belong to the UK’s top flight of swimming clubs.

If you are interested in joining Kingston Upon Hull Swimming Club, or would like more information, please email kuhsctrustees@outlook.com

Covid 19 – Returning to Training Phase 4

Covid 19 – Returning to Training Phase 4 – Tadpoles
Ennerdale Small Pool
Risk Assessment
Pool Controllers and Life Guards Information
Return to Swimming- Tadpoles 1
Return to Swimming Tadpoles 2 

Covid -19 – Returning to Training Phase 3 – Junior C and Junior D 
Albert Avenue Small pool

Risk Assessment
Pool Controllers/Life Guards Information
Return to Swimming Document

Covid -19 – Returning to Training Phase 3 Regional A
Albert Avenue Large Pool
Risk Assessment
Pool Controllers/Life Guards
Return to Swimming at AA 

Covid 19 – Returning to Training Phase 2

Albert Avenue

Return to Swimming Risk Assessment – Albert Avenue Risk Assessment

Returning to Swimming Document – Return To Swimming

Pool Controllers and Life Guards Information (View )

Ennerdale

Return to Swimming Risk Assessment – Ennerdale Risk Assessment

Returning to Swimming Document – Return To Swimming

Pool Controllers and Life Guards Information (View )

Home Work Out Activities & Information

The club hopes that all our members managing to stay safe and well during these challenging times. Following the cancellation of training, it is important that we encourage our swimmers to stay active. City of Sheffield Swim Squad are posting daily workouts for their swimmers, which is a fabulous idea and there is no reason why we parents (and siblings) can’t join in too! Peter Richardson (Head Coach) has shared the following activities and information while swimmers are at home.

Home Work Out Link 1 –

Good morning all,Following the cancellation of training we will posting daily workouts. We encouage swimmers/siblings/parents to get invovled. Make you stay safe!COSSS HOME TRAINING DAY #1Warm-up3 rounds:30 seconds hip flexor stretch each side15 glute bridges30 seconds alternating side lunges5 press-upsWorkout:3 – 5 rounds:800m run (if unable to run – skip, bike, row for 5 minutes)50 sit ups50 air squats “Champions don’t blame the tools they’ve been given, they sharpen them.”#TeamSteel

Posted by City Of Sheffield Swim Squad on Wednesday, 18 March 2020

Home Work Out Link 2

Good Morning Facebook ?It looks like another great days training yesterday!! Keep it amazing work! We will keep posting home workouts on facebook whilst we are fighting to beat this thing…. however long it takes!Please keep sharing, liking and commenting on Home Training videos!Safe Safe #OneTeam #TeamSteelNow, todays Training!! We have a guest for today’s workout, Elliot Clogg will be taking you through todays workout on Facebook and Instagram. For those of you who don’t know Elliot, Elliot won 2 x Commonwealth Medals in 2018, represented GB at European Championships 2018, Word Junior Championships, Medalled at Youth Olympics and European Juniors and won more national titles than I can count. COSSS HOME TRAINING DAY #3Warm-up3 rounds:30 seconds Jog on the spot20 seconds Star Jumps10 seconds Alternating Lunges10 seconds Squats3 each leg Supine leg liftsHome Workout4 rounds of 30 seconds exercise/30 seconds rest10 High Knees 2 Press ups4 Lunges 2 Burpees6 Mountain Climbers 4 Jacks4 Dips 4 Toe Touches Repeat the exercises as many times as possible at high intensity during the 30 seconds. *These workouts should be physically challenging but please adapt them if needed to suit your current training ability.* Quote of the day“If opportunity doesn’t knock, build a door.” – Milton Berle

Posted by City Of Sheffield Swim Squad on Friday, 20 March 2020

Butterfly Technique Link 3 –

'Flying' into the new week!#TeamSteel #teamarenauk

Posted by City Of Sheffield Swim Squad on Monday, 9 March 2020

1. Soft hand entry.

2. Great chin position close to the water on breathing phase.

3. Great underwater position of pull through on the hands under centre line of the body.

Butterfly Technique Link 4 –

Some great Fly technique here. Watch the flow ? #teamsteel

Posted by City Of Sheffield Swim Squad on Thursday, 12 March 2020

1. Good head position on breathing. Chin in the water.

2. Arms close to the water surface on recovery.

3. High hip position.

4. Good upbeat and down beat on the kick.

Backstroke Technique Link 5

This video clip shows the basic principles of backstroke. This shows some of the coaching points that your coaches are implementing and encouraging you to use.

The image below shows the underwater pull and hip and shoulder rotation during Backtroke.

1. You will note the bent arm.

2. Side of the thumb pointing to the ceiling.

3. Palm of the hand pointing to the feet and not the bottom of the pool.

4. Hip and shoulder rotation.

“200M Butterfly Melbourne Phelps”

What do you notice about the swim? Let your Coach or Head Coach know.

The following is a great read (Click On The Image)

Do you have the mentality of a champion? Everyone have a go, parents too and be honest.

The basic principles of the Breast Stroke breakout!

What is your Race Day Preparation?

Message Sent: 21 and Counting for Michael Phelps - The New York Times