Welcome to Gloucester City Swimming Club.
The Club has a proud history, which has been built by the success of outstanding swimmers, together with the commitment and support of coaching staff and Club members over the years.
The Club was founded in 1910. Much of what is now recognised as Gloucester City Swimming Club is due to the tremendous work of previous Chief and Age Group coaches Henry Meinike and Helen Stephens.
Together they were instrumental in building the club into what it is today.
The Clubs quality coaching team headed by current ASA Coach, Graham Brookhouse, who represented Great Britain at two Olympic Games, winning a Bronze medal in 1988.
The coaching team also contains Andy Osborne who was 2008, South West Grass Roots Coach of the Year.
Gloucester City Swimming Club is located in the Gloucester Leisure Centre, GL1 which has international standard facilities.
With a quality coach and a dedicated team in place, GCSC is in an excellent position to offer swimmers opportunities to achieve ever-higher standards.
The club has achieved Swim 21 Accreditation in April 2009, in July 2010 the Club also earned Swim 21 Competitive Development accreditation.
The club and its coaches are committed to ensuring that being a member of the club is a positive experience for all and that every swimmer in the club has the chance to realise their full potential, while at the same time enjoying themselves.