Lifesaving Sport

The Royal Life Saving Society UK is the National Governing Body for pool-based Lifesaving Sport - a sport recognised by the International Olympic Committee and the Commonwealth Games Federation. Lifesaving Sport is the only sport whose skills are first learned for humanitarian purposes.

As showcased in our new promotional video, Lifesaving Sport is a competitive and dynamic international sport, with a variety of fun and challenging activities that take place in and out of the water at swimming pools and the beach. It is also an important vehicle to engage young people in lifesaving and support drowning prevention. 

The following athletes represented Wales, and came overall 4th at the Commonwealth Lifesaving Championships 2023.

Female

Nia Bailey-Jones Gyllyngvase
Eve Hickman Rest Bay Lifeguard Club
Connie Millar Rhoose Lifeguards
Emily Parker Vale SLSC
Millie Rees Mumbles / University of Birmingham
Alaw Davies (Development Team) Loughborough
Emily Ezard (Development Team) Pen-Y-Bont SLSC
Xantia Hobrough (Development Team) Vale SLSC
Rhiannon Jones (Development Team) Swansea University
Laylah Stamp (Development Team) Vale SLSC

Male

Max Geyson-Holley Rest Bay Lifeguard Club
Reuben Hopkin Vale SLSC
Alex Jackson Crawley Town
Tristyn James Rest Bay Lifeguard Club
Osian Phinnemore Pen-Y-Bont SLSC
Ben Ewington (Development Team) Vale SLSC / Loughborough
Declan Ewington (Development Team) Vale SLSC / Loughborough
Robert Grice (Development Team) Rhoose Lifeguards
Ben Langdown (Development Team) Loughborough
Jacob Screeton (Development Team) Ripley RASCALS