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ELEANOR SIMMONDS
 disability swimmer

Club: Boldmere
Coach: Ashley Cox
Classification: S6, SB6, SM6
DOB: 11th November 1994
Height: 1.19m
Weight: 38kg
Born: Glossop
Lives: Aldridge
Occupation: Student

INTERNATIONAL EVENTS
IPC World Championships, 2006
6th 400m Freestyle 6.18.46
7th 100m Freestyle 1.27.64
7th 50m Freestyle 41.22
8th 50m Butterfly 47.66
100m Backstroke DSQ
DOMESTIC EVENTS
RECORDS HELD
GENERAL INFORMATION

First sporting success: Winning a gold medal at the Welsh Community Age Group Championships in 2004

Finest sporting moment: Qualifying for the World Championships 2006

Tip for the top: Work hard and don’t give up

First GB selection year: 2006

Sporting hero: Nyree Lewis

Closest friends in sport: Claire Warne and Charlotte Dixon

Other sporting successes: Athletics medals from the DAAVK Championships

Favourite sport other than swimming: Athletics

Three words that best describe you: Determined, friendly and nervous

Would most like to meet: Ian Thorpe

Most prized possession: My first swimming gold medal

Biggest influence on career: Watching the 2004 Athens Paralympics

Toughest opponent: Liz Johnson

Any pets: I have a cat called Dipstick and a hamster called Nora

Biggest passion away from swimming: Horses

Favourite venue and why: Ponds Forge, Sheffield because I feel comfortable competing there

Tips to relax: Listen to music

Education: I am at secondary school

Family: I live with my Mum and Dad and am the youngest of 5 children

Ultimate ambition: To have a World Record and a Paralympic gold medal

Where do you see yourself in 10 years: Preparing for a Paralympic Games


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