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SCOTT CARPENTER
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Scott Carpenter
Club: Sedgefield/Lancaster City
Coach: George Carpenter/Lee Cooke
Position: Left-side
DOB: 26th June 1988
Height: 1.95m
Weight: 87kg
Trains: Sedgefield/Manchester
Born: Darlington
Lives: Spennymoor
Occupation: Full time athlete/Student
Nickname: Carp

INTERNATIONAL / DOMESTIC EVENTS
EVENT YEAR PLACING
LEN European Nations Trophy 2007 6th


GENERAL INFORMATION


First sporting success:
Winning at the County Swimming Championships aged 11

Finest sporting moment: Playing in Commonwealth Championships in 2006

Tip for the top: Be confident in yourself and try to take in everything you're told

First GB selection year: 2001

Sporting heroes: Ivan Perez

Closest friends in sport: Frazer Foulds and Chris Gilbertson

Other sporting successes: North-Eastern Counties swimming medallist

Favourite sport other than water polo: Rugby

Three words that best describe you: Dedicated, relaxed and confident

Would most like to meet: Jim Carey

Biggest influence on career: My Dad and coach George and my Mum Elaine

Toughest opponent: A little guy who plays for Spain called Munchkin - he's a legend

Any pets: I have a dog called Bobby and a cat called Sidney

Biggest passion away from water polo: Sleep!

Biggest disappointment:
Having to watch our performance in the Junior European Championships in 2006

Favourite venue and why: Challenge Stadium in Perth, Australia. Some of the pools there are amazing

Tips to relax: Watch some t.v and go to bed

Education: I am doing a degree at Manchester University in Business Management

Family: My Mum Elaine is a Nurse. My Dad owns his own business and my brother is 20 and plays rugby with Newcastle Falcons

Ultimate ambition: To be one of the best in the world

Where do you see yourself in 10 years: In a Business career, otherwise playing professionally somewhere

 

   

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