See whether your swimmer has hit the qualifying times for their county, regional and national championships — with short course and long course standards compared side by side, and exactly how many seconds are left to find.
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Everything a swimmer and their parents need to plan a season of entries, without hunting through championship conditions PDFs.
Every stored standard for club, county, regional and national competitions, with the qualifying time, consideration time and upper and lower cut-offs.
SC and LC standards sit side by side, so you can see which course your swimmer is inside — and by how much.
A clear line shows how close each personal best is to the target, plus exactly how much needs to come off.
Some times only count if they were swum in a set date range. The tracker flags PBs that fall outside the window.
For meets selected by position rather than a time, the tracker can check where your swimmer sits in their age group.
Group events by competition level and competition name so you can see a whole season of targets in one place.
Set your swimmer up once, keep their times up to date, and the tracker turns every published standard into a simple qualified or not-yet answer.
Create a free account
Sign in and set up your swimmer profile — name, date of birth, sex and club.
Add their personal bests
Log PBs as they come in, or import your swimmer’s times from a results file.
Choose the competition
Pick your county, region or national championships. The tracker matches every standard to the right age group.
See qualified, close, or work to do
Each event shows a Qualified or Not yet status, the margin in seconds, and a line showing how close the swim really is.
100m Backstroke
12 years · Female · County Championships
Qualified on short course · 0.85 seconds outside the long course standard
British swimming runs a pyramid of competition. Each level publishes its own qualifying times, and a time that is good enough for a county final may be several seconds short of the regional standard.
Club championships and internal galas. Usually the first entry point, with times set by your own club.
County championships, run by each county association. Qualifying times are published each season and are usually swum in the months before the meet.
Regional championships, such as the South East or North West regionals. Faster standards than counties, with tighter qualifying windows.
English and British national competitions. The fastest standards in the sport, usually requiring qualifying times from a set window plus entry by ranking.
Open meets that use entry times or upper cut-offs to control numbers. Many swimmers use these to chase county and regional times.
Not sure where to start?
Start with your county championships. They are usually the first published standard a swimmer chases.
Choose your Swim England region for an overview of its standards and the meets listed in that area.
221 standards
Regional championships & qualifiers
Regional championships & qualifiers
Regional championships & qualifiers
Regional championships & qualifiers
232 standards · 1 meets
504 standards · 1 meets
Regional championships & qualifiers
Regional championships & qualifiers
County championships are where most swimmers first chase a qualifying time. Pick a county to see its standards and qualifying meets.
Common questions about swimming qualifying times and how the tracker works.
Create a free LaneLogic account, add your swimmer and compare their personal bests against every standard that matters this season.
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