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| When Only The Best Will Do For You & Your Family... |
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National Swimming League Cup Champions of England & Wales 2009 & 2008
British National Youth Championships Top Overall Club 2009 & 2008
British National Age Group Championships Top Overall Club 2009
British National Youth Championships Top Male Club 2009 & 2008
British National Age Group Championships Top Male Club 2009 & 2008
British Swimming Funded Development Club 2009 & 2008
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| PL Double Up On National Club Titles In Taking The British National Youth Club Champions Award Aswell!! |
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Monday, August 31 2009 @ 04:53 PM UTC
Contributed by: PL Swimming
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 Sheffield, England: So, with PL taking the Top British Club award at the National Age Groups, it would be greedy to win the Top Youth Club title as well wouldn't it? Well, someone has to win it, and why not do the double for the first time. And therefore, a mere seven days after taking one British Club title, PL claimed their second - Top British Youth Club 2009.
Underlined with an incredible 25 medals (12 gold, 10 silver & 3 bronze) at the six-day meet at the Ponds Forge International Sports Centre in Sheffield, PL were to beat the next British Club (City of Leeds) by well over 100 points, with the Canadian guest team from Alberta still trailing some 60 points in the Leander wake.
You want to know where those 25 medals came from right?....
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| PL Annual Dinner & Dance Tickets Go On Sale |
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Sunday, July 05 2009 @ 04:46 PM UTC
Contributed by: PL Swimming
 Plymouth, England: On Saturday 21st November 2009, Plymouth Leander has pleasure in inviting you to its annual dinner dance at Boringdon Hall. This promises to be a truly memorable evening, open to all members and friends of Plymouth Leander, past and present, aged 15 and above.To make the evening the best it can be, interested parties are asked to make up their own tables of 10 for dinner. If it isn't possible to make up a whole table, we could help by completing it for you. Dress code is Black Tie and evening wear, dine and dance, 7.00pm for a 7.30pm sitting and carriages at midnight. Reduced price accommodation is available on request
We wish everyone to be able to attend this event who wishes to. Bearing this in mind, payments for tickets can be paid on a weekly or monthly basis at your discretion, with the final payment by the 1st October 2009. Unfortunately, any funds paid in cannot be refunded
Tickets for this memorable evening are £38 pounds per person
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| The Plymouth Leander 20 Year Reunion - It's On!! |
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Thursday, May 28 2009 @ 09:23 PM UTC
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 Plymouth, England: We've never had a full on reunion, so this is it!
This September, it's 20 years since Jon became Head Coach of Plymouth Leander. From the former days of Ballards and Seaton through to becoming the strongest swimming club in the UK, we have much to celebrate and remember - but we need all you old boys and old girls back to do it.
So... if you're a former swimmer, current swimmer, coach or former coach or you've been part of ther club over the last two decades, come and have a couple, nah, make that several drinks with us!
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In Which Meet Will The Most PL Athletes Appear in 2009?
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Results available 
Sheffield, England: 
Sheffield, England: Plymouth Leander won the 40th National Swimming League Cup Final of England and Wales at the Ponds Forge International Sports Centre in Sheffield in front of a packed spectators gallery. This, their second successive National Club Champions title sees them join an elite group of only four English swimming clubs who have managed to win the Cup Final in two successive years.
Haslemere, England: Two of Great Britain’s most iconic swimming figures had their British Junior short course records taken at the Haslemere Open as Plymouth Leander’s Sam Straughan set about two of the former marks held by Liam Tanc0ck and Mark Foster.
Pune, India: The exciting prospect that is Calum Jarvis was to return from the 2009 Commonwealth Youth Games with a silver medal round his neck and some highly promising early season times under tough conditions in the sweltering Indian heat. PL were to have six athletes selected to compete at the meet from five different nations, with Calum Jarvis (Wales) joined by David Gregory (England), Grant Halsall (Isle of Man) and Heather Millar (Isle of Man) also taking great International experience from the occasion. Achieng Ajulu-Bushell (Kenya) and Christian Homer (Trinidad & Tobago) opted to decline their country’s selections due to academic commitments.
Rijeka, Croatia: It’s been a rollercoaster ride for Emma Wilkins since her major breakthrough at the British Championships in April of this year and it hasn’t stopped yet with the announcement that she will form part of the British team that will travel to the LEN European Short Course Championships from 11th – 14th December in Rijeka, Croatia.
Plymouth, England: It was a historical day in Plymouth Leander’s history when their first ever ‘B’ team stepped into the National Swimming League fray last year and decimated Division 3. Bolstered by a home draw at Plymouth's Central Park Pools in Division 2 this time round, their foot had to be firmly on the pedal from the very start.
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