Delta-Simons sponsor Lincoln Masters in London European Aquatics

19 May 2016

Charity

Lincoln Pentaqua Masters

Delta-Simons are thrilled to be sponsoring Lincoln Pentaqua Masters team in this year's European Aquatics Championships.

This year's event will be hosted in the iconic London Aquatics Centre at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park on 25-29 May. Lincoln Pentaqua Masters will be competing with swimmers, divers and synchronised swimmers from across the continent in an historic first.  The Masters event is held together with the elite LEN European Swimming, Diving and Synchronised Swimming Championships to form the LEN European Aquatics Championships 2016.

A team of 15 hopefuls from Lincoln Pentaqua are heading off to the championships with 14 swimmers competing in the 50m, 100m, 200m and 800m and relay races, whilst one diver - Rose Townsend - will be representing the club.

The Lincoln Masters team, based at Lincoln Christ's Hospital School, encourages swimmers of varying levels of ability. Special credit goes to coach, Ian Turner, who drew up the programme for the Masters training.  Ian has previously been Head Coach for the National Teams of England, Great Britain and Singapore, training four Pentaqua swimmers to become Olympic Qualifiers and one to become an Olympic medallist.  As a result, this talented team of 15 have qualified to compete against Masters from all over Europe at the end of May.

Team members and the races they are participating in are as follows:

Jeanette Benn – 800m freestyle
Godfrey Green – 100m breast, 50m breast, 50 fly
Tara Hamer – 50m, 100m breast, ladies 4x50m freestyle relay, mixed medley relay
Stuart Hamer – 50m, 100m breast, 100m fly, men's 4x50m freestyle relay, mixed medley relay
Ian Hansford – 100m freestyle
Suzy Hegg – 200m freestyle, 50m breast, ladies 4x50m freestyle relay
Sue Hollick – 800m, 200m, 100m freestyle, ladies 4x50m freestyle relay, mixed medley relay
Andy Johnson – 800m, 400m, 200m freestyle, men's 4x50m freestyle relay, mixed medley relay
Luke Johnson – 400m freestyle
Gareth Madison – 100m freestyle, men's 4x50m freestyle relay, mixed medley relay
Kirstie Smith – 200m freestyle, 100m, 50m breast, ladies 4x50m freestyle relay, mixed medley relay
Mark Speed – 800m freestyle, 200 individual medley, 100m fly, men's 4x50m freestyle relay
Ian Urquart – 100m freestyle, 100m, 50m breast, 50m fly, mixed medley relay
Chloe Thomas – 100m freestyle, 50m fly, mixed medley relay
Rose Townsend – diving