Kayrine Kelly brings home medal galore from Scottish Agegroups

Over Easter the squad of national agegroup swimmers from Stirling put in a superb performance at the Scottish National Agegroup in Edinburgh.

Kayrine Kelly was the top performer from the club with a total of two silver medals in 200 Fly and 400IM and four bronze medals in 800 Free, 200 Free, 200IM and 1500 Free, with participation in another two finals in 100 Free (8^th), 200 Back (4^th)

Martin Cremin showed his strength in the long distance events by brining home bronze in all 3, 400 Free, 800 Free and 1500 Free

Claire Wilson qualified for the 100 and 200 backstroke finals, took bronze in the 200 distance and a 6^th place in the 100m distance.

Stephanie Hanley qualified for the finals in the 100 and 200 back where she was placed 6^th and 4^th respectively.

Scott MacArthur qualified for the finals in the 200 breast where he took 5^th place with a massive PB (this also placed Scott 2^nd amongst the Scottish Swimmers)

Rosie Ogg qualified for the finals in 100 and 200 Free, where she came 7^th and 4^th respectively.

Nicole Govan qualified for the finals in 100 back where she took 5^th place and just missed out on finals in the 100 Free and 100 Fly

Nikoline Laidlaw showed her distance freestyle has improved with massive PB’s across all events cumulating with a 5^th place in 1500 freestyle.

Katie McKenna put in a good performance especially for the relay teams, and finished 8^th in the 800 Freestyle.

Andrew Loudon also performed well in the distance freestyle events.

The girls relay teams performed well, with the 4*200 meter freestyle (Stephanie Hanley, Katie McKenna, Nicole Govan and Nikoline Laidlaw) coming 7^th, the 4*100 meter freestyle (Stephanie Hanley, Nicole Govan, Nikoline Laidlaw and Katie McKenna) coming 9^th and the 4*100m medley (Stephanie Hanley, Jennifer Rogerson, Nicole Govan and Katie McKenna) coming 8^th. All with significantly improved times.