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Duel in the Pool between USA and Australia, European All-stars, 2003 to 2022, for example 2009 Duel in the Pool; International Swimming League, since 2019, for example 2021 International Swimming League [14] [15] José Finkel Trophy, since 1972
Replaced by the Cardiff International Pool. White City Stadium swimming pool. Venue for the 1908 Summer Olympics; site demolished in 1985. Wigan International Pool, Wigan – 50 metres, 8 lanes. [61] Closed 21 September 2008, and subsequently demolished. Replaced by a 25 × 21 m pool at the Wigan Life Centre. [62]
Born in Southport, Merseyside, England, started Wigan Wasps Swimming Team and coached at the Wigan International Swimming Pool. [5] Hayden taught many of the national champions and international swimmers from the 1990s how to swim and is still very much involved in the sport of swimming.
Tollcross International Swimming Centre, Glasgow: Olympic Trials 2017 18–23 April Ponds Forge, Sheffield: 2018 1–4 March Royal Commonwealth Pool, Edinburgh: Merged with the Edinburgh International meet 2019 16–21 April Tollcross International Swimming Centre, Glasgow: 2020 Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. [4] 2021
The Duel in the Pool is a swimming event that took place bi-annually from 2003 to 2015. [1] In 2022, the event was reintroduced with an edition between the United States and Australia and co-organized by Swimming Australia and USA Swimming .
Wigan's international-standard swimming pool was demolished in 2008. A new 25-metre (82 ft) pool opened in September 2011 in the Wigan Life Centre development. [117] The original 50-metre (160 ft) pool was built in 1966 at a cost of £692,000 (£16.3 million as of 2025), [118] Wigan BEST, named Wigan Wasps until 2004, is the town's swimming club.
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The British swimming champions in the relays, formerly the (Amateur Swimming Association (ASA) National Championships) are listed below. [ 1 ] [ 2 ] The events were originally contested over yards and then switched to the metric conversion of metres in 1971.