Molly Renshaw, who broke the East Midland Junior Girls 200m Breaststroke record at the Central Zonal meet in January 2011, recieved her certificate whilst at the British Championships (pictured), she has since then gone onto beat this record 3 times at the British Championships and broke the BRITISH and ENGLISH records for 14 years age group 2.30.45!
Tune into the iplayer replays of Molly's semi final and final swims including interviews Molly had with Steve Parry on Radio 5 live.
Semi-Final:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00z6251/Swimming_09_03_2011/ 46 mins approx
Final:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00z629l/Swimming_10_03_2011/ 1 hour and 13 mins approx
(or go to bbc iplayer, radio, radio 5 live and select the swimming commentary from 9th and 10th March 2011.
Molly who has never had any experience in this media side of swimmming before did herself, her parents, her coaches and her squad very proud when being interviewed and as we all are is very excited about the races.
Twitter followers can see on the British Swimming and Karen Pickering twitter pages also mention Molly and her achievments and makes for a very exciting future for British Breaststroke swimming.
http://twitter.com/britishswimming
http://twitter.com/Karen_Pickering
The support throughout the whole week and continuing for the next two days has been fantastic, with swimmers and parents making the trip to Manchester to support the swimmers who are competing and those who could not make the trip as they are busy in hard training were checking the results and sending their messages of support.
Semi-Final:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00z6251/Swimming_09_03_2011/ 46 mins approx
Final:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00z629l/Swimming_10_03_2011/ 1 hour and 13 mins approx
(or go to bbc iplayer, radio, radio 5 live and select the swimming commentary from 9th and 10th March 2011.
Molly who has never had any experience in this media side of swimmming before did herself, her parents, her coaches and her squad very proud when being interviewed and as we all are is very excited about the races.
Twitter followers can see on the British Swimming and Karen Pickering twitter pages also mention Molly and her achievments and makes for a very exciting future for British Breaststroke swimming.
http://twitter.com/britishswimming
http://twitter.com/Karen_Pickering
The support throughout the whole week and continuing for the next two days has been fantastic, with swimmers and parents making the trip to Manchester to support the swimmers who are competing and those who could not make the trip as they are busy in hard training were checking the results and sending their messages of support.
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