British Swimming Masters Decathlon 2025

The British Swimming Masters Decathlon measures all-round Masters performance across a full season. Points are awarded for contribution across strokes, distances and age groups. Success depends on depth, consistency and sustained participation.

Women’s Masters Decathlon — 2025

🥇 Basingstoke Bluefins Swimming Club

Champions — 25,098 points

Basingstoke Bluefins secured the 2025 women’s Masters Decathlon title through balanced contribution across the season.

The winning total reflects:

• Representation across multiple age groups

• Coverage across sprint, middle-distance and distance events

• Strength across all four strokes and IM

• Consistent scoring throughout the year
  

🥈 Woking Swimming Club

Second — 24,717 points

🥉 Silver City Blues ASC

Third — 22,435 points

Women’s Team Contribution and Individual Rankings (Bluefins)

Total points: 25,098

Leading contributors:

• Fleur Turner — 6,553

• Lizzie Coster — 6,333

• Sarah Hunt — 6,121

• Nicola Charlesworth Hutchison — 6,091

All four contributors exceeded 6,000 points, demonstrating depth sustained across the season.

This was mirrored in the national individual Decathlon rankings, with all four swimmers finishing inside the women’s top 10:

• Fleur Turner — 3rd overall

• Lizzie Coster — 5th overall

• Sarah Hunt — 9th overall

• Nicola Charlesworth Hutchison — 10th overall

  
  

Men — Individual Top-10 Ranking (Bluefins)

• Martin Bennell — 3rd overall

  
  

Summary

The 2025 British Swimming Masters Decathlon records:

• A second consecutive women’s national title for Basingstoke Bluefins, following victory in 2024

• Four Bluefins women ranked inside the national top 10

• Contribution spread across ages, strokes and distances

The results reflect season-long engagement and sustained all-round participation.