Over three Regional-Championship weekends in Norwich and Luton, West Norfolk’s 37-strong squad harvested 17 medals and dozens of PBs: headline moments included Olivia Bradford’s 50 m butterfly title in a rapid 28.85 s, Valeria Soldatihhina’s multi-event haul (gold 200 fly, five silvers across fly, back and IM), Tobias Oglesby’s 17-plus 50 m backstroke gold, and senior sprints from Millie Harris and Tobias that added freestyle silvers to the tally, underscoring the club’s depth across strokes and age groups.

West Norfolk’s 28-strong squad turned the Sandwell Commonwealth pool into a medal factory at April’s Storm Trident National Qualifier, piling up 45 podiums and 65 long-course PBs; headline acts included Jamie Wilson’s four-medal butterfly–distance combo, 11-year-old Martha More’s five silver PBs, and age-group star Valeria Soldatihhina’s 200 fly/400 IM gold double, all underscoring the club’s depth heading into summer champs.

Hosting its Spring Open at Alive St James, West Norfolk rolled out 112 home swimmers—from 10-year-olds to Masters—and transformed the pool into a medal mill: 325 podiums and 600-plus PBs. Headliners Rejus Mazeika (14) swept an unbeaten 11-race run to clinch Top Boy, while Polly Anderson (12) bagged Top Girl with 10 golds in a 13-medal spree. Multiple clean-sweep age groups set the tone—West Norfolk took every medal in both girls’ and boys’ 200 m backstroke 11-year finals—and the gold glut kept flowing via Elizabeth Litvinenko (8 golds), Jack Baxter (5), Olivia Bradford (nine-medal freestyle sweep), Tobias Oglesby and Alexander Pattison (eight wins apiece) plus flawless weekends from Millie Harris, Milly Johnson and Valeria Soldatihhina. With fresh regional qualifiers in the bank and new kit from local sponsors on show, the meet showcased the club’s depth and momentum heading into the summer season.

SwimmingResults.org—widely known simply as “Rankings”—is Swim England’s official online database that logs every licensed-meet result in the UK, letting swimmers, coaches and officials instantly check personal bests, historical performances and national rankings. After each race at a sanctioned meet your time is uploaded, and when you submit entries for Level 3 meets and above the system automatically verifies you meet the required qualifying or cut-off standards. While anyone can search the site, West Norfolk also mirrors each swimmer’s short- and long-course PBs in Swim Manager, streamlining day-to-day entries. As you progress to Regional or National level, meet entries are often made directly through SwimmingResults.org, so understanding how the platform works is essential for every competitive swimmer.