Hosts North West Thunder can be hoping lightning strikes twice as they bid to win back-to-back Inter-Regional Championships titles this weekend.
4 years after claiming the gold medal within the Ladies’ U14s competitors, Thunder’s squad will look to take prime spot once more within the U18s occasion.
They’re considered one of 5 groups who can be battling for the Division One crown at Blackpool’s Palatine Leisure Centre on Saturday 19 and Sunday 20 March.
South West Sharks, who had been the silver medallists in 2018, London Sharks, North East Steelers and South East Anderida can even be competing in Division One.
This division relies on ultimate placings on the U14 (2005 and youthful) championships as they didn’t compete at U16 stage as a result of coronavirus pandemic.
The Division Two fixtures are additionally being hosted by the north-west area at Bolton One on Saturday 19 and Sunday 20 March.
Alongside the house nations of Eire and Scotland are West Midlands, East Angels and East Midlands.
Swim England president Ian Mackenzie can be attending the Division One matches in Blackpool, entire Swim England East regional president Paul Kendall is to go to Bolton One.
Outcomes all through the weekend can be up to date on the Swim England reside scoreboard.
Final day out
The 2018 competitors noticed some spectacular efficiency on day one which led to a collection of closely-contested play-off matches.
North West Thunder captain Izzy Robb scored a hat-trick as they defeated South West Sharks 8-5 within the ultimate to take gold.
There was an exciting bronze medal match which noticed North East Steelers triumph 11-9 towards London Sharks – Laura Skelton and Anna Motley each bagging five-goal hauls.
Lucy Bullock scored a hat-trick to safe the fifth spot for South East Anderida, beating East Angels, and a spot in Division One in addition to the match’s Total MVP award.
Experiences from earlier Inter-Regional Championships can be found by clicking right here.
