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Head Coach Update May/June 13 Jul 2026
An update from our headcoach on the exciting few months we've had!
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- 13 Jul 2026Head Coach Update May/June
An update from our headcoach on the exciting few months we've had! - 05 May 2026Head Coach Update April 2026
April saw us again at a couple of meets, with swimmers showing great spirit, achieving more PBs, medals, and gaining important race experience. The start of the South East Regionals also saw swimmers represent the club well and show lots of support for each other while racing. - 21 Apr 2026Head Coach Update March 2026
March 2026 Head Coach update from Darren on our swimmers excellent performances and some closure notices. - 20 Mar 2026Head Coach Update February 2026
Feb 2026 Head Coach Update An update from Darren our head coach on our swimmers excellent performances and some closure periods. - 07 Feb 2026Masters Shine at IoW Masters Open Meet with joint second overall finish
Eastleigh Swim Club Masters had a fantastic day at the Marlins Masters Meet on 7 February 2026, finishing joint second overall. A big well done to everyone who raced, supported and helped make it such a positive team effort. - 01 Feb 2026Januarary 2025 Head Coach Update
We welcome swimmers back to 2026 with a strong start. - 23 Dec 2025December 2025 Head Coach Update
Eastleigh swimmers rounded off December in style at Club Championships and the Southampton Open Meet, delivering huge PBs and more Hampshire County qualifying times. Darren shares his thanks to the team behind the scenes, highlights early-season progress, and looks ahead to Counties and the Isle of Wight Masters Meet. - 02 Dec 2025November 2025 Head Coach Update
An update from Darren our head coach on our swimmers excellent performances and some changes to squad. - 13 Nov 2025October 2025 Head Coach Update
Update from Darren Buchan, Eastleigh Swim Club's Head Coach. - 28 Jul 2025Kate Steels Completes Record-Breaking 21km Swim to Fastnet Rock
Eastleigh Swim Club Masters swimmer Kate Steels has taken on one of her most ambitious challenges yet – completing a 21.5km swim from Baltimore to Fastnet Rock in Ireland, with hopes of setting a new ladies' record.
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