Fenerbahçe Swimming
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Fenerbahçe Swimming is the men's and women's swimming
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 section of Fenerbahçe S.K., a major sports club in Istanbul
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Fenerbahçe Swimmers use Dereağzı Facilities.

Technical and Managerial Staff

Name Nat. Job
Dr. Emin Gökalp Baş   Branch Captain
Victor Tulchin   Technical Director
Anna Klucnik   Coach
Serkan Atasay   Coach
Volkan Atakan   Coach
İbrahim Aksoy   Coach
Fatih Boyraz   Coach
Gizem Alkan   Coach
Duygu Karadağ   Coach
Mesut Erdoğan   Coach
Erhan Yalınkılınç   Coach
Türker Oktay   Coach
Bahar Oktay   Coach
Lyudmylam Slivinska   Coach
Levent Camuşcuoğlu   Coach
İrfan Gülmez   Coach
Gökalp Aksoy   Coach
Larisa Atasay   Coach

Current squad

  • Serkan Atasay
  • Volkan Atakan
  • Uğur Orel Oral
  • Deniz Nazar
  • Tuğçe Duygun
  • Eren Onurlu
  • Fuyla Terzi
  • Gülşah Günenç
  • Esma Gizem Papila
  • Kaan Tayla
  • Doğuş Kubilayhan
  • Gürdal Çelik
  • Deniz Turan
  • Demir Atasoy
  • Sinan Aktılav
  • Sibel Piroğlu
  • Bartu Büyükyılmaz
  • Alican Alaçlı
  • Yiğit Yürüker
  • Mehmet Buğra Özyurt
  • Barış İlhan
  • Muzaffer Demirtaş
  • Cihan Zeren
  • Güven Duvan
  • Betül Türeci
  • Furkan Öztürk
  • Berkay Özyurt
  • Duygu Birol
  • Yiğit Taşdıvar
  • Tuğçe Küfeci
  • Gökçe Uğur
  • Yağız Yürüker
  • Gizem Çam
  • Atahan Yaya
  • Eda Güngöroğlu
  • Doğuş Akay

Domestic success

  • Turkish Winter Championship:
    • Winners (10): 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009
  • Turkish Summer Championship:
    • Winners (7): 1998, 1999, 2000, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007

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