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CLAIRE CASHMORE disability swimmer

Club: Kelly College                     
Coach: Robin Brew
Classification: S9, SB8, SM9
DOB: 21st May 1988
Height: 1.67m
Born: Redditch
Lives: Kidderminster


INTERNATIONAL EVENTS:

Paralympic Games 2008
BRONZE
100m Breaststroke 1:25.60 (SB8)
4th 200m IM 2:42.09 (SM9)
6th 100m Backstroke 1:14.46 (S9)
8th 100m Butterfly 1:13.47 (S9)

IPC World Championships, 2006
SILVER
100m Breaststroke 1.27.98
SILVER 4x100m Medley Relay (34pts) 5.14.56
7th 200m I.M 2.52.82
8th 100m Backstroke 1.19.72
10th 100m Freestyle 1.10.25

Paralympic World Cup, 2006
BRONZE
50m Freestyle 30.76 (S9) BR
5th 100m Freestyle 1.08.76

Paralympic Games, Athens 2004
BRONZE
200m IM 2.48.07
BRONZE 100m Backstroke 1.16.98
5th 50m Freestyle 31.29
6th 4x100m Freestyle (34 Points) 4.54.38
8th 100m Butterfly 1.19.60

DOMESTIC EVENTS

British Championships, 2008
4th 100m Breaststroke 1:27.75
7th 50m Freestyle 31.08
8th 100m Freestyle 1:09.40

British Championships, 2004
GOLD
200m I.M (S9)
SILVER 50m Freestyle (S9)
SILVER 100m Freestyle (S9)

RECORDS HELD:

50m Freestyle  Manchester 06/05/06 30.76 secs BR
50m Freestyle  Sheffield 07/08/05 31.07 secs BR
50m Backstroke Sheffield 21/03/03 37.59 secs BR
100m Backstroke Athens 09/04 1:16.98 secs BR
100m Breaststroke Sheffield 25/04/08 1:26.61secs BR
200m I.M Athens 09/04 2.48.07 secs BR

GENERAL INFORMATION:

Favourite Event: 100m breaststroke or 200m individual medley

Finest ever performance/Why: My 2 bronze medal swims at the 2004 Paralympics in Athens. They were huge PB’s and totally unexpected – I can’t describe it.

First senior international meet: Paralympics 2004 in Athens

Role models: Natalie Du Toit

My aspirations are: To win a gold medal in the Paralympic Games

Tip for the top:  Enjoy what you do. When times are rough keep at it – the ones who make it through the bad times make it to the top

Life after swimming: Become a speech therapist, travel the World and to have new challenges. I’d like to do the London Marathon

Music:   Anything that’s on the radio

If I wasn‘t a swimmer I would be a:  A runner or a lazy fat person

Describe yourself in three words: Chatty, dipsy and bubbly

Would most like to meet: Chad Michael Murray

Most prized possession: My medals

Biggest influence on career: My family, friends and coach

Sporting Relations: My dad ran for England
 


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