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23 January, 2018
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22 January, 2018
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39 swimmers competed at the 2018 FOBISIA Swimming Championships hosted at Bangkok Patana over the weekend. This was the biggest hosting to date with over 600 swimmers from 24 FOBISIA schools from across the region including: India, China, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, and Brunei. Shrewsbury finished an outstanding 6th place with 1286 points, this is even more phenomenal given that all senior swimmers returned from their residential week the day before the meet started.
Shrewsbury were able to enter a maximum of 3 swimmers per event with individual swimmers able to compete in a maximum of 6 events and 2 relays.
The FOBISIA swim meet closely replicates a national level meet with events including 400 IM, 400 & 200m Freestyle, 200m Backstroke and Breaststroke – events which are not normally available during international school meets.
A big shout goes out to the following swimmers who won FOBISIA swimming medals:
Praow Limsawaddiwong Girls 11 Years
1st 200m Backstroke, 3rd 50m Backstroke
Rose Phol Girls 11 Years
3rd 200m Breaststoke
Genis Muengnao Girls 12 Years
2nd 100m Breaststroke, 2nd 200m Breaststroke, 3rd 50m Backstroke, 3rd 100m Backstroke, 3rd 50m Breastroke
Proud Limsupanark Girls 12 Years
2nd 200m Freestyle
Maxi Roncarati Boys 11 years
3rd Place 50m Freestyle
Win Linmaneechote Boys 15 Years+
2nd 200m IM, 3rd 200m Backstroke
Boys 9-10 Years Freestyle Relay – 2nd Place
Poom Taedullayasatit, Sean Klipbua, Hero Lertpanomwan, Tonkaaw Katanyouwongcharoen
The top 12 swimmers scored points towards the high point age group trophy, congratulations to the following swimmers:
Sean Kilpbua Boys 9-10 Years – 12th Place
Praow Limsawaddiwong Girls 11 Years – 11th Place
Amm Ruengcharungpong Girls 11 Years – 13th Place
Maxi Roncarati Boys 11 Years – 11th Place
Promp Limsawaddiwong Boys 11 Years – 20th Place
Pib Limsawaddiwong Boys 11 Years – 21st Place
Genis Muengnao Girls 12 Years – 5th Place
Proud Limsupanark Girls 12 Years – 16th Place
Matthew Prompatanapak Boys 13-14 Years – 14th Place
Nicholas Odgers Boys 13-14 Years – 17th Place
Win Linmaneechote Boys 15 Years+ – 7th Place
Matthew Wilkins Boys 15 Years + 17th Place
[pdf-embedder url=”https://blogs.shrewsbury.ac.th/swimming/files/2018/01/team-point-score-fobisia-swimming-championship-2018.pdf” title=”team point score fobisia swimming championship 2018″]
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Congratulations to all swimmers – BISAC Swim Trials will be hosted on Wednesday 31st January and Wednesday 7th February (for Year 6 swimmers) – further details to follow later this week.
Congratulations to all swimmers
Mrs Gill
22 January, 2018
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Review by: Sand 10GW
17 January, 2018
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Dear Swimmers and Parents
ANS Titans will be hosting their sprint meet on Saturday 10th February 2018, entries are open for all swimmers in Stage 7 and above. Swimmers can enter a maximum of 4 individual events and 2 relay events.
If you would like to enter please collect an entry form from the Activities Office and make payment of the entry fee (700THB) to accounts office no later than 4pm on Tuesday 23rd January 2017.
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Best Wishes
Mrs Gill
16 January, 2018
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Dear Parents and Swimmers
Khun Monz will be in school today (16th January) and again on Thursday 18th January from 2.40pm should you require a swim suit for either Puppy Cup or FOBISIA swimming.
Best Wishes
Mrs Gill
11 January, 2018
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Dear Parents and Swimmers
There are a very small number of entries remaining for Puppy Cup – if you would like to attend this event please collect an entry form from the Sports and Activities Office – Payment is due at the accounts office by 4pm today.
This is a development meet and as such if swimmers swim faster than the entry times they will not be eligible for any awards, this fun meet is an ideal introduction to competitive swimming for swimmers in Stages 6&7.
Best Wishes
Mrs Gill
10 January, 2018
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Dear Parents and Swimmers
Happy New Year!
A friendly reminder that today is the closing date for entries to Puppy Cup, if you have collected an entry form from the Sports and Activities Office please do not forget to pay the entry fee at the accounts department before 4pm today.
Many Thanks
Mrs Gill
7 December, 2017
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Dear Parents and Swimmers
Please see below for details of the Bangkok Prep Puppy Cup hosted on Saturday 27th January at Bangkok Prep Primary Campus.
Entries are open to any swimmer 11 years and under, not selected for ISB SwimFest and who is in Stage 6 and above.
Entries will be available until January 10th at 750thb payable to the accounts department.
Please note, this meet is a development meet, and as such some events have a slower than entry time. Swimmers with a personal best time faster than this time will be unable to enter this event, any swimmer who swims faster than this time at the meet will not be eligible for any awards.
Please collect an entry form and consent form from the Sports and Activities Office
Best Wishes
Mrs Gill
[pdf-embedder url=”https://blogs.shrewsbury.ac.th/swimming/files/2017/12/Bangkok-Prep’s-Puppy-Cup-2018.pdf” title=”Bangkok Prep’s Puppy Cup 2018″]
6 December, 2017
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Dear Parents and Swimmers
Please see below for the program for tonight’s swim meet. Entries will be accepted until lunchtime today please enter through the link here
[pdf-embedder url=”https://blogs.shrewsbury.ac.th/swimming/files/2017/12/program-1.pdf” title=”program 1″]
Best Wishes
Mrs Gill
1 December, 2017
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Review by: Arjyo 10GW
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