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Sedgefield 75 Swimming Club is a club of around 150 swimmers and, as the name suggests, it was formed in 1975 to provide competitive swimming for people in the geographic area now covered by Sedgefield Borough Council. Training takes place at Aycliffe Leisure Centre. 

The club caters for swimmers of all abilities that are confident swimming in a 25m pool. The Club is split into different squads, depending on ability. The club has recently formed a 'Para - Olympic' Squad for school aged children with disabilities. These sessions are held at Aycliffe Leisure Centre on a Sunday afternoon from 2.00pm until 4.00pm. 

The founder members, Cyril & Sylvia Harris, both taught swimming and Cyril went on to become Chairman until 1985. Both are now Life Members of the Club. 

The Chief Coach up until 1982 was Fred Hall, when John Moore, the present Chief Coach took up the post. 

The club has always done well at N & D, NEC and National Age Group events, also Angela Lambert and Samantha Purvis both swam at International Level.

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The aim of Sedgefield 75 Swimming Club is to be an inclusive club, to provide every member, regardless of ability and age to achieve their full potential via a clearly defined pathway.

It is also our intention to continue to provide financial assistance for swimmers achieving North Eastern Regional and National Qualifying times.

Sedgefield 75 Swimming Club

Newton Aycliffe Leisure Centre

Beveridge Arcade

Newton Aycliffe

01325 300800

Sedgefield Borough Swimming Development

New members are always welcome to come along for a trial, just turn up on a Monday evening between 6.00pm and 7.00pm and speak to John Moore, Chief Coach.

John can also be contacted on 07836 385487

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Swim 21 is an Amateur Swimming Association accreditation scheme which will 'provide appropriate opportunities for swimmers, in order that they will attain their full potential.' Clubs have to submit evidence that they are meeting the required standard for accreditation in one of the four disciplines, skill development, competitive development, skill and performance. Clubs must maintain these standards to remain accredited.

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