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Can Mount Kelly retain National Arena Swimming League crown?
March 3, 2023It started with 303 clubs and more than 12,000 swimmers – now the 2023 National Arena Swimming League will reach a dramatic conclusion this weekend.
Regional rounds held in October, November and December have whittled down the field and the remaining top 20 clubs are in Wales for the B Final and Cup Final.
The Cardiff International Pool will stage the popular competition once again with both Mount Kelly and Basildon and Phoenix aiming to defend the crowns they won in 2022.
Saturday 4 March sees the B Final – for clubs ranked 11-20 in the country after the regional finals – take place.
The following day, the 53rd National Arena Swimming League Cup Final with the top 10 clubs battling for glory will be held.
A host of junior and senior internationals will don their club colours over 42 events.
There are individual events over 50m, 100m and 200 Individual Medley, with mixed relay races adding to the points tally.
The competition will be live streamed and you can tune into the action and keep up to date with all the results by visiting www.nationalswimmingleague.org.uk.
B Final teams and lane draw – Saturday 4 March
- 0 Wigan BEST (North West League)
- 1 Sevenoaks (Southern League)
- 2 Poole (Western League)
- 3 Basildon & Phoenix (London League)
- 4 City of Cardiff (Western League)
- 5 Camden Swiss Cottage (London League)
- 6 RTW Monson (Southern)
- 7 City of Cambridge (East Midlands League)
- 8 City of Peterborough (East Midlands League)
- 9 Leamington Spa (West Midlands League)
Cup Final teams and lane draw – Sunday 5 March
- 0 Stockport Metro (North Western League)
- 1 Chelsea & Westminster (London League)
- 2 Mount Kelly (Western League)
- 3 Plymouth Leander (Western League)
- 4 Guildford City (Southern League)
- 5 Millfield (Western League)
- 6 Wycombe District (Southern League)
- 7 Bromley (Southern League)
- 8 City of Norwich (East Midlands League)
- 9 City of Coventry (West Midlands League)
