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Mona Denison
Posted on 7 June 2024
Leeds City Council and City of Leeds Swimming Club have been informed of the passing of Mona Denison, wife of former Head Coach Terry Denison, on Friday 31st May, after a period of illness.
Posted on 7 June 2024
Leeds City Council and City of Leeds Swimming Club have been informed of the passing of Mona Denison, wife of former Head Coach Terry Denison, on Friday 31st May, after a period of illness.
Posted on 3 June 2024
What an exciting morning of competition at the Annual White Rose Junior League on Saturday.
Posted on 2 March 2024
I started learning to swim when I was five years old at Atlantis Swimming School. I started swimming lessons with school at my local pool. At one session, a City of Leeds Swimming Club coach attended and observed everyone. I was invited to a trial for a place in the Stage 8 Group, was accepted and I began training 3 times a week on evenings and competed in short races at Development Galas every now and again.
Posted on 28 November 2023
Well done to all the swimmers who took part in the Junior Swim League 2023. After winning the White Rose leg of the competition and qualifying for the final, our swimmers came out the strongest and were crowned the National Junior League champions for the fifth time in a row.
Posted on 5 September 2023
All members and parents are invited to attend the Annual General Meeting of the City of Leeds Swimming Club on 16th October 2023 at 6.30 pm in the Denison Suite.
Posted on 11 July 2023
Defending champion Leah Schlosshan set a new European Junior Swimming Championships record as Great Britain’s youngsters impressed on the international stage.
The City of Leeds swimmer’s gold medal winning performance in the Women’s 200m Individual Medley was the highlight of the European Junior Swimming Championships for the British team in Belgrade.
Schlosshan clocked 2:12.41 on the final day of the event in Belgrade to top the podium ahead of her compatriot Phoebe Cooper, who finished second in 2:13.28.
“I am really happy I was able to defend my title from last year,” said Schlosshan. “It’s just a tiny bit off my best time, but I’m happy with the swim.
“This result show that my trainings are consistent. The Olympics is in the next year, so I will continue my trainings, I will see what I able to do next year.”
Posted on 5 June 2023
What a fantastic morning of competition at the Annual White Rose Junior League on Saturday morning. Congratulations to our City of Leeds A & B Team who finished 1st & 2nd.
Posted on 29 November 2022
Meet Report: Junior League Grand Final 2022 [PDF, 1 MB]