Theo Bruntlett
Availability status: Available
Country: United Kingdom
Date of birth: 11/11/2009
Height: 6 feet 5 inches
Weight: 180 lbs
Sex: Male
Graduation Year: 2028
Enrolment Year: 2028
Qualifications:
High School Grades: Coming soon…
SAT: Not taken yet
PERSONAL BEST TIMES
50m free (SC): 25.37
50m free (LC): 25.79
100m free (SC): 5387
100m free (LC): 56.16
200m free (SC): 1:56.37
200m free (LC): 2:00.20
400m free (SC): 4:07.87
400m free (LC): 4:11.44
800m free (SC): 8:39.46
800m free (LC): 8:53.22
50m back (SC): 29.50
100m back (SC): 58.76
100m back (LC): 1:02.23
200m back (SC): 2:08.93
200m back (LC): 2:12.93
100m breast (SC): 1:07.31
100m breast (LC): 1:08.94
200m breast (SC): 2:26.65
200m breast (LC): 2:29.15
50m fly (SC): 28.04
100m fly (SC): 1:00.87
200m fly (SC): 2:18.99
100m IM (SC): 1:00.59
200m IM (SC): 2:09.54
200m IM (LC): 2:10.93
400m IM (SC): 4:36.03
400m IM (LC): 4:36.44
BIGGEST ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Bronze medalist at the 2025 English Summer Nationals 200m breaststroke
Gold medalist at the 2024 Wales Winter Short Course Nationals 400IM
Silver medalist at the 2024 Wales Winter Short Course Nationals 800m
Qualified for the 2026 British Summer Nationals (200m breaststroke, 200IM and 400IM)
Qualified for 2026 English Summer Nationals (200m freestyle, 400m freestyle, 200m backstroke, 50m breaststroke and 100m breaststroke)
Competed in the 2026 British Championships (400IM)
Competed in the 2025 English Winter Short Course Nationals (100IM, 200IM, 400IM, 400M freestyle, 800m freestyle and 100 m breaststroke)
Competed in the 2025 British Summer Nationals (200IM and 400IM)
Competed in NBSC’s (Nuneaton and Bedworth Swimming Club’s) Team Relay 4 x 200m freestyle
Give us 5 words that best describe you as an athlete:
Driven, resilient, tenacious, coachable, reflective.
Tell us about your best memory of your athletic career:
When I was 12, I was part of our swimming club’s Junior Inter-League team. We had made our league’s final and all was riding on the last race – the canon – as to whether we or another team won. It was that close! I had the privilege of swimming the last leg and took to the water milliseconds after the lad who was swimming our main competitor’s last length. I managed to touch first and our fabulous team effort meant that we won the final – a first in our club’s history – securing a place in the Grand National Final against huge city teams! The whole club was buzzing!
Goals:
My goal is to give everything my all, to listen and act upon the advice I am given, and to make the most of – and enjoy – every opportunity that I am gifted.
Anything else we should know?
I am a member of the Swim England National Age Development Programme: 2023-2024.