Forth Valley Tridents enjoyed an outstanding Scottish Masters Short Course Championships, with 19 swimmers representing the club, helping secure an impressive sixth place in the overall standings.

The Tridents collected an exceptional 38 medals – 20 gold, 11 silver and 7 bronze – alongside 28 personal bests and three Scottish Masters records.

Among the standout achievements, Julie Hunter set a new record in the 30–34 50m butterfly, while Rob Lee produced a remarkable double in the 40–44 age group, setting Scottish records in both the 50m breaststroke and 50m freestyle. Dale McAnish was also particularly impressive, securing a 50 and 100 Freestyle sprint double in the 30-34 years age group.

There were outstanding performances throughout the squad, with numerous personal bests and medal-winning swims.

Forth Valley Tridents finished sixth in the overall standings (Photo: Submitted)

placeholder image — Forth Valley Tridents finished sixth in the overall standings (Photo: Submitted)

The Tridents were also particularly successful in the relay events, claiming seven relay podium finishes, including five victories.

But the success was about much more than medals and records. The 19-strong team supported and encouraged each other throughout the championships, creating a fantastic atmosphere both in and out of the pool.

The results are also testament to the continued growth, popularity and success of the Tridents Masters programme.

Finishing sixth in the overall club standings, alongside 38 medals, 28 PBs and three Scottish records, represents another significant milestone for the programme and reflects the hard work, commitment and team spirit within the squad.