Meet the Club Captains
Senior Captain
Sam
My Favourite event?
100m and 200m Breaststroke
My Least Favourite event?
Anything Backstroke
Why is ESC important to you?
After being part of the club for over 10 years, I can truly say ESC has become a second family. I have made lifelong friends and feel as if I am constantly supported by those around me. From coaches to teammates, everyone helps and encourages those around them, leading to an amazing team spirit.
I have developed many skills through swimming and the dedication it requires that I can take forward in my life and it has enabled me to have more self-confidence and determination.
I have seen ESC grow over the years and can’t wait to see where we go next.
As the boy’s club captain this year, I hope I can make new and current swimmers feel at home and encourage them to be the best swimmers they can be.
Junior Captain
Aimee
My favourite events?
50m, 100m, 200m freestyle and backstroke.
My Least Favourite event?
My least favourite is any butterfly above 50m and anything breaststroke.
Why is ESC important to you?
50m, 100m, 200m freestyle and backstroke.
My Least Favourite event?
My least favourite is any butterfly above 50m and anything breaststroke.
Why is ESC important to you?
I am a relatively new member to ESC. From the minute I joined ESC I was welcomed with open arms and everyone made me feel like I had always been a part of the club. Just a month after joining ESC I started seeing results in my events and got more county times.
I have made lots of friends that I feel comfortable to talk with, and being part of ESC makes my life so much better for my mental and physical health.
I have recently started to help teach some beginners before my training sessions, which I really enjoy. I hope I will be able to make a difference and help them improve their swimming.
As Junior Team Captain I will try my very best to support the younger swimmers and boost their confidence in training and competitions.