Emily Nisbet, from Wantage White Horses, won four gold medals and broke two club records in the James Moreno Open meet at Southampton.
The ten-year-old’s wins came in the 200m individual medley (IM), 200m, 100m and 50m freestyle. Her two records were set in the 200 IM and 200m freestyle.
Ten-year-old Jake Kay came away with a silver medal for 100m butterfly and a bronze medal for 100m freestyle while 15-year-old Harry James claimed a bronze medal and new club record for his 100m breaststroke.
The youngest competitor from Wantage White Horses was nine-year-old Daniel Jenkins, who came a fourth in the 200m freestyle, in which he competed in the 9/10 age category.
Abingdon’s eight swimmers claimed six gold medals and 27 personal best times in the Chase meet at Stafford.
ABINGDON VALE MEDALLISTS.
Gold – Boys: O Baboolal, 14, 100m butterfly (1min 8.92secs), 200m butterfly (2.29.24); N O’Leary, 14, 100m backstroke (1.07.68), 200m backstroke (2.22.36). Girls: O Law ,15, 200m freestyle (2.12.90), 400m freestyle (4.35.84); E Pearce, 13, 50m freestyle (29.95), 200m freestyle (2.18.16).
Silver – Boys: N O’Leary 400m freestyle. Girls: O Law: 200m backstroke; N Lijzenga: 400m IM; E Pearce: 100m freestyle, 400m freestyle.
Bronze – Boys: O Baboolal 200m backstroke. Girls: O Law 100m freestyle, 100m backstroke; N Lijzenga: 200m freestyle, 400m freestyle; E Pearce: 100m backstroke, 100 butterfly.
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