Pease find attached below the programme and consideration times for 2025 Age group and Championships.

The competition will take place across two weekends at the Manchester Aquatics Centre.

• Saturday 25th January
• Sunday 26th January
• Saturday 8th February
• Sunday 9th February

Full conditions and entry information will be made available in the coming weeks.

Warm Up Schedule Liverpool

Warm Up Wk1

Important Notice for Spectators 

We would ask spectators to read the following notice concerning the facilities at Liverpool and Manchester

Spectator Notice County Champs

The draft programmes for each session are published below, together with the estimated session times

This year was always going to be something of an experiment, having dropped almost 2 age groups and moved the age date to 31 December.

As you will see the sessions are going to be busy, but still compliant with licensing guidelines.  We felt it unfair to consider rejecting swimmers to reduce the sessions, as this is a year of transition. Manchester is also possibly more popular,  as it falls within the British Champs/Nationals qualifying window.  This will not happen next year as the County Champs move to January/February.

We will of course, with the assistance of the technical officials, endeavour to keep the competiton flowing. Your patience and understanding would be appreciated.

Once the competiton has finished the swimming committee will undertake a full review of events, times etc in readiness for 2016.

PROGRAMMES

Lancs 2015 Session times

LWPSA Conditions 2015

Programme of Events

LWPSA Consideration Times 2015

LWPSA Entry Form 2015

LWPSA Summary Entry Form

LWPSA Disability Qualifying Times 2015

In a thrilling Inter-Counties Team competition at Ponds Forge, on Sunday 19th October, the Red Rose team demonstrated their dominance of the Competition and beat all comers to clinch their thirteenth successive title.

A huge well done to the entire team.

On Sunday 19^th October the Lancashire County Team will be heading to Ponds Forge for this high-energy, action packed battle for the ultimate title of County Team Champions.

The competition will see 40 teams from England, Scotland and Wales gather in Sheffield for a spectacular display of the nation’s youngest talent.

The atmosphere will be electric with 1,200 swimmers and 1,000 spectators raising the roof cheering their team to the winning touch. The teams swim in three age groups in a combination of 100m individual events and medley team relays culminating in the trilling 6x50m freestyle canon.

The Red Rose team have won the event for an unprecedented twelve successive years, and the 2014 team are very much hoping to make that thirteen.

This year’s Team Managers are John Stout from the City of Salford and Carolyn Dawe from City of Manchester Aquatics.

You will be able to follow the live streaming of the competition on the day on ASA website.

The very best of luck to all our Team.