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March Marlins fielded two teams when they hosted the first round of the Junior Fenland League at Manor Leisure




March Marlins hosted the first round of the Junior Fenland League at Manor Leisure on Saturday.

The club introduced two teams - Marlins Blue and Marlins Pink - this season. While blue remains the club’s primary colour, the swimmers have been wearing pink hats at competitions for easier identification, as many teams also wear blue.

March Marlins fielded two squads as they hosted the first round of the Junior Fenland League.
March Marlins fielded two squads as they hosted the first round of the Junior Fenland League.

This change has been incorporated into the new club kit, adding a touch of pink to their clothing.

The introduction of two teams provided more swimmers with the opportunity to compete, reflecting the club’s growth.

Marlins Blue secured an impressive second-place finish, while Marlins Pink finished fourth, competing against strong teams from Ely and Thetford.

The swimmers delivered outstanding performances, achieving a remarkable 48 personal bests and demonstrating excellent team spirit with enthusiastic support for their teammates.

March Marlins SC were represented at the Putteridge Swimming Club Long Course Summer National Qualifier.
March Marlins SC were represented at the Putteridge Swimming Club Long Course Summer National Qualifier.

Meanwhile, some of the club’s talented older swimmers had the honour of competing at the Putteridge Swimming Club Long Course Summer National Qualifier, held at Inspire Sports Village in Luton.

This Level 1 competition demands high qualification times, and all Marlins swimmers rose to the challenge, putting in a tremendous effort.

It was a fantastic weekend of competition, showcasing both the depth and talent within the club.



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