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May 2005

31st May - DAVIES LOOKS FORWARD TO WORLDS QUALIFIER

Britain's elite swimmers looking to secure a place on the national team bound for this summer's World Championships
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30th May - SWIMMERS CLOSE TO CLEAN SWEEP TARGET

A demanding target of achieving victory in every race contested by the British contingent on the final day of the Speedo Grand Challenge in California fell short by the smallest of margins and to an Olympic medallist.
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29th May - "No Frills Gala" Sheffield, Stage Two event - Day Two First Session

Men's 400m Freestyle - HDW
1st - David Davies (City of Cardiff) 4:00.35
2nd - Jonathan Andrews (City of Leeds) 4:05.26
3rd - Paul Webster (Nova Centurion) 4:05.95
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29th May - FREESTYLERS SET THE STANDARD IN CALIFORNIA

Britain's freestyle swimmers imposed their authority on their American hosts at the Speedo Grand Challenge in California by taking clean sweeps in the Men's and Women's 200m events.
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28th May - "No Frills Gala" Sheffield, Stage Two event - Day One second Session

Men's 200m Freestyle - HDW
1st - Paul Webster (Nova Centurion) - 1:54.79
2nd - James Goddard (Stockport Metro) - 1:55.11
3rd - David Davie (City of Cardiff) - 1:55.54
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28th May - "No Frills Gala" Sheffield, Stage Two event - Day One First Session

Men's 200m Individual Medley - Heat Declared Winner
1st - Gregor Tait (City of Cardiff) - 2:06.52
2nd - Simon Birch (Stockport Metro) - 2:06.69
3rd - Liam Wardley (Loughborough University) - 2:09.67
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28th May - HAYWOOD THREATENS 19-YEAR-OLD DISTANCE RECORD

British swimmers Jo Jackson and Kate Haywood were just fingertips away from setting new British Records in winning their events at the Speedo Grand Challenge meet in Irvine, California yesterday.
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26th May - Swimmers target a place on the British squad

Swimmers targeting a place on the British squad destined for this summer's World Championships in Canada
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25th May - FOUNDATIONS LAID FOR OLYMPIC SUCCESS

British Swimming is laying the foundations today of an athlete development system designed to reap rewards at the Olympic Games of 2012 and beyond.
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16th May - TAYLOR STRIKES GOLD IN THE STATES

Olympic hero Leon Taylor blew away a world class field to strike gold at the US Grand Prix yesterday.
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14th May - TAYLOR BOOKS SPOT IN PLATFORM FINAL

Olympic silver medallist Leon Taylor continued his fine form to book a place in this year's ten-metre platform final at the US Grand Prix.
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13th May - LEE ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT FROM SWIMMING

Commonwealth gold medallist Georgina Lee is retiring from swimming following a nine-year international career that also delivered European honours.
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12th May - SWIMMERS PREPARE FOR INAUGURAL WORLD CUP

An elite squad of Britain's disability swimmers will compete in Manchester this weekend at the inaugural Paralympic World Cup.
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12th May - OLYMPIC MEDALLISTS FIT FOR U.S. TEST

OLYMPIC silver medallists Peter Waterfield and Leon Taylor will dive together for the first time in eight months at the US Grand Prix in Fort Lauderdale from today.
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9th May - TAYLOR MISSES OUT ON MEDALS IN CANADA

Olympic silver medallist Leon Taylor was in top form at the FINA Canada Cup Grand Prix yesterday, but despite starring in the ten-metre platform final narrowly missed out on a medal.
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6th May - SWIMMERS PREPARE FOR YEAR'S MAIN EVENTS

Great Britain's swimmers will travel overseas as they continue to prepare for this summer's major international competitions.
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5th May - TAYLOR AND WATERFIELD TEAM UP AGAIN

Olympic silver medallists Peter Waterfield and Leon Taylor join forces this weekend for the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal
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3rd May - NESBIT TO HEAD UP BRITISH OFFSHORE CENTRE

British Swimming has appointed Olympic coach Chris Nesbit to head up a pioneering offshore swimming programme in Australia.
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