The Municipal Swimming Sports School collects its runner-up trophy in the XXXIX Provincial Summer Swimming Circuit 2025
The team that represented Estepona was made up of around fifty swimmers, from the under-8 category to the senior category.ç
Estepona Town Council reports that the Estepona Municipal Swimming Sports School has been recognised at the Closing Gala of the Provincial Swimming Circuits, held at the Edgar Neville Auditorium of the Diputación de Málaga, where the best results of the winter and summer 2025 competitions were rewarded, which brought together nearly 700 swimmers from 14 municipalities. An occasion to recognise the effort, camaraderie and values of grassroots sport across the province.
The Estepona team closed the XXXIX summer season with a very positive outcome. The young swimmers stood out in both individual events and relays, showing the excellent level of the local youth system. The classification by municipality placed Estepona in a brilliant second place in the province, behind Benalmádena.
The coach of the Municipal Swimming Sports School, Javier Ferrer, attended the gala and congratulated the athletes on their effort and dedication.
In addition to several individual podium places, the highlight of the Estepona Municipal Swimming School’s participation is winning the runner-up title, as it was the second to score points among the seven towns taking part in the summer circuit, together with Álora, Archidona, Benalmádena, Campillos, Nerja and Torrox. Non-federated swimmers of all ages took part in the circuit, including people with functional diversity. The team that represented Estepona was made up of around fifty swimmers, from the under-8 category to the senior category.
The Diputación’s Provincial Summer Swimming Circuit held its 39th edition during July and August. This educational and participatory competition is organised by the Diputación de Málaga, the Andalusian Swimming Federation and the town councils attached to the programme, and its aims include strengthening the municipal swimming campaigns and schools of the province.




