200m Back Trophies

The J T Hincks Trophy is awarded to the fastest male senior swimmer in the 200m Backstroke at the National Winter Championships (25m).

While the Winter Championships are traditionally a short course event, they were held in the long course 50m pool in 2017.

J T Hincks was president of the ASA in 1907 and president of Midlands 1902-1904.

Until 2015, the J T Hincks Trophy was awarded to the fastest male senior swimmer in the 200m Backstroke at the ASA National Championships (50m).

Past Winners: J T Hincks Trophy

The Horlicks Trophy is awarded to the fastest female senior swimmer in the 200m Backstroke at the National Winter Championships (25m).

While the Winter Championships are traditionally a short course event, they were held in the long course 50m pool in 2017.

Until 2015, the trophy was awarded to the fastest female senior swimmer in the 200m Back at the ASA National Championships (50m).

Past Winners: Horlicks Trophy

The ASA Blackpool Salver is awarded to the highest ranked male junior swimmer in the 200m Backstroke at the National Winter Championships (25m).

While the Winter Championships are traditionally a short course event, they were held in the long course 50m pool in 2017.

Until 2015, the trophy was awarded to the fastest male swimmer in the 200m Back at the ASA National Youth Championships (50m).

Past Winners: ASA Blackpool Salver

The G D Jones Memorial Trophy is awarded to the highest ranked female junior swimmer in the 200m Backstroke at the National Winter Championships (25m).

While the Winter Championships are traditionally a short course event, they were held in the long course 50m pool in 2017.

Until 2015, the trophy was awarded to the fastest female swimmer in the 200m Back at the ASA National Youth Championships (50m).

Past Winners: G D Jones Memorial Trophy

History of the G D Jones Memorial Trophy

The G D Jones Memorial Trophy is presented in memory of George Jones who was an Olympic coach and founded Bristol Central Swimming Club in 1937.

Jones dedicated his life to the teaching and development of swimming between 1930 and 1969.