FINAL MEDAL COUNT. 4 Gold, 8 Silver, and 6 Bronze. 18 COUNTY MEDALS IN TOTAL!. GOLD MEDALISTS: Mia 200 IM, 100 Backstroke and 200 Backstroke. Petros 200 Freestyle. SILVER MEDALISTS: Petros 400 Free, 200 Back and 1500 Free – Tahwana 50 Back, 50 Fly, 100 Free and100 Back – Deniz 100 Breaststroke. BRONZE MEDALISTS: Mia 50 Back. Petros 800 Free and 50 Back. Dragos 50 Fly and 100 Fly. Cosmin 100 Free. PROUD CLUB MOMENT
The Borough of Harrow Swimming Club Provides Dynamic Coaching To Progress Swimmers Through Foundation To Performance Swimming.
Youth & Masters’ Squads Cater For All Swimmers From 18 Years Of age & has Dedicated Coaches Providing Tailored Training Sessions To Improve Technique.
Our Swim School is the perfect place for your little one to start out on their swimming journey. Many of our current competitive Squads’ swimmers started off right here.
Swimmers who want to continue to train and compete at a club and local level. The squads focus on skill development, swimming for fitness and socialising..
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London Aquatic Centre
Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London E20 2ZQ
Inspire Luton Sports Village
Hitchin Road, Luton, LU2 8DD
Barnet Copthall Leisure Centre
Champions Way, London NW4 1PX
London Aquatic Centre
Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London E20 2ZQ
Crawley SC
K2, Pease Pottage Hill, Crawley, West Sussex, RH11 9BQ
London Aquatic Centre
Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London E20 2ZQ
The Borough of Harrow Swimming Club (BHSC) is built on over a century of swimming tradition and community spirit.
Established in 1923, the original Harrow Swimming Club was founded at the Harrow Swimming Baths on Charles Crescent. By the 1930s, Harrow swimmers were already making their mark, with local newspaper reports in the Harrow Observer and Gazette celebrating medal success and the rapid growth of competitive swimming in the area.
In August 1973, the Harrow Observer and Gazette reported the club’s 50th anniversary, confirming its long-standing presence and significance within the community.
In 1975, the club moved to the newly built Harrow Leisure Centre, marking a major step forward in training facilities and supporting the club’s continued growth.
As swimming continued to flourish across the borough, Harrow Swimming Club formally merged with Wealdstone Swimming Club in 1976, uniting two strong local programmes to form Harrow & Wealdstone Swimming Club. This merger created a single, progressive pathway for swimmers of all ages in Harrow and strengthened the club’s competitive presence at county and regional levels.
In 2009, to reflect its borough-wide identity, the club adopted the name Borough of Harrow Swimming Club. Under this banner, BHSC has continued to grow and evolve, developing swimmers from Learn to Swim through to County, Regional, and National competition.
Today, BHSC remains proud of its heritage — over 100 years of dedication, achievement, and community involvement — and continues to inspire the next generation of swimmers, coaches, and volunteers.
