Leatherhead Swimming Club won the top club award at the Haslemere Open Meet on November 28-29.

The team amassed 56 medals at the level two event – 18 gold, 19 silver and 19 bronze medals.

Rising star Chris Green, 12, won seven medals, including gold in the 50m breaststroke (36.84 seconds), 100m fly (1:21.93), 100m breaststroke (1:21.38) and 50m fly (34.94), as well as two silvers (200 IM and 50 freestyle) and a bronze (100m backstroke).

His medal haul was matched by 12-year-old Suzanne Norman, who also won four golds – the 50m backstroke (34.06s), 200m backstroke (2:32.42), 100m backstroke (1:11.19) and 200 IM (2:36.40); silver in the 200m fly, 400m IM and 100m breaststroke; and a bronze for the 100m fly.

Keeping it in the family, 15-year-old brother Andrew achieved three golds, for the 200m backstroke (2:10.10), 400m freestyle (4:20.94) and 400m IM (4:56.95), two silvers and one bronze.

Tony Graham, 14, took home double gold for the 400m freestyle (4:32.53) and 50m breaststroke (35.24s), as well as one silver and two bronze medals.

There was also gold medal success for 10-year-old Ben Staig for the 50m backstroke (40.18), as well as one silver and one bronze; and 16-year-old Lauren Parsons in the 200m fly (2:34.39). She also scooped a silver and bronze.

Silver medallists also included 12-year-old Gabby Orlich (50 freestyle, 100 freestyle), 14-year-olds Iona Doig (440m freestyle), Josh McDonough (200m backstroke), Harry Green (50m freestyle), and David Brazil (100m backstroke), and 16-year-old Helen Davis (50 fly, 50 breaststroke).

Bronze medallists included 12-year-olds Lucy Bean (100m breaststroke), Gabby Orlich (200m backstroke and 100m backstroke) and Fergal Marrett (200m backstroke), 13-year-old Paige Parsons (400m freestyle), 14-year-olds Aoife Marrett (50m breaststroke) and Josh McDonough (400m freestyle, 100 fly), 16-year-old Rebecca Cooke (50m backstroke) and Helen Davis (400m freestyle).