Olympian Jazz Carlin expresses disappointment over swim club closure
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 7, 2026, 5:36 AM
Last updated Jul 7, 2026
Jazz Carlin, a two-time silver medalist from the 2016 Olympic Games, has voiced her disappointment regarding the planned closure of the Tigersharks swimming club in Swindon. The club will shut down on August 31, 2026, due to financial issues, including rising pool costs and declining membership. Tigersharks was founded in 1975 and has contributed to the development of several successful swimmers. Carlin credited the club for teaching her discipline and resilience early in her career, noting that it has been a significant part of her journey as an athlete. The club's executive committee confirmed the decision, stating they explored all options to salvage it but found no viable solutions.
- •Tigersharks swimming club will close on August 31, 2026.
- •Rising costs and declining membership led to the decision.
- •Jazz Carlin trained with Tigersharks and credited it for her success.
- •The club was established in 1975 and has a history of producing elite swimmers.
- •Coaches and members are collaborating for a smooth transition.
- 5:36 AMYahoo Sports — Olympian mourns closure of town's swim club
"Silver medallist Jazz Carlin said Tigersharks gave her discipline and taught her resilience.
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