3 December 2025
A fantastic result for swimmers who took part in the Junior Swim League 2025. After winning the White Rose leg of the competition and qualifying for the final our swimmers came out the strongest and were crowned the National Junior League champions for the seventh time in a row. Leeds holds the record for the longest streak of wins in the competition since it started in 1979. It certainly was an exciting afternoon with lots of fast racing and fun. The result was a recipe of great swimming and support from the balcony. City of Leeds came out on top with 30 first place finishes. An excellent team effort WELL DONE!
A big thank you to all the supporters amongst others who provided all the hats and flags etc. Parents thank you for all the effort that went in to supporting the team you were all excellent you looked great and it really helped motivate the swimmers.
Final Standings
- City of Leeds 352
- Leamington Spa 239
- Blythe Barracudas 223
- Tynemouth 211
- Leyland Barracudas 204
- Nottingham Leander 202
- Hackney Anacondas 173
- Grantham 143
Best Male in Age Group
David McIntosh 9yrs
Reuben Barker 10yrs
Ted Wingfield 11yrs
Best Female in Age Group
Jessica Sutcliffe 9yrs
Oma Shen 11 yrs
Competition Records
Jessica Sutcliffe – Girls 9 yrs 50m Breaststroke – 43.34
Lola Malcolm – Girls 9 yrs 50m Butterfly – 39.39
David McIntosh – Boys 9 yrs 50m Butterfly – 35.81
City of Leeds victory was the product of an excellent team performance and outstanding support with our colourful and vocal supporters cheering the team all the way.
Well done to swimmers coaches team managers and supporters for a fantastic event and an outstanding victory.
City of Leeds Junior League History
2025 – 1st = 352
2024 – 1st = 355
2023 – 1st = 307
2022 – 1st = 350
2019 – 1st = 337
2018 – 1st = 337
2017 – 1st = 330
2016 – 2nd = 282
2015 – 3rd = 254
2014 – 6th = 192
2013 – 1st = 301
2012 – 1st = 321
2011 – 1st = 321
2010 – 1st = 322
Junior League Mixed Cannon Relay Trophy Winners
2012, 2018, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025
“A Team Above All And Above All A TEAM.”