Important News!

Each swimmer is required to participate in 4 meets to qualify to participate in the Championship meet at the end of season.

If a swimmer is not attending a meet, they are expected to notify the coaching staff at least one week in advance.

Swimming is a TEAM sport with individual events.  Because of this, all swimmers are expected to remain at the meet for the entire duration of the meet regardless of the events that they are participating in. 

Night meets usually last between 2 and 3 hours. Swimmers are required to check in approximately 1 hour prior to start of meet.  

Weekend meets usually last between 5 and 6 hours.  Swimmers are required to check in approximately 1-2 hours before the start of the meet.

Each swimmer will be assigned one of three practice times.  These practices are usually grouped in beginner, intermediate and advanced.

Swimmers will be assigned to a practice slot that best fits their needs and ability by the coach.

Throughout any given season the coach may request that a swimmer moves to a different practice time to better suit the swimmers needs. 

Each practice swimmers need to bring:

* A good, hard working attitude

* Googles

* Water

* Towel

* Swim Cap, if hair is longer

Inivatational Meets are one day meets with all teams in the league. 

Championship Meet is at the end of the season. 

The Championship meet is a two day meet.

Swimmers will first swim a prelim to qualify for finals in all indvidual events.

Each day of the Championship meet lasts roughly 10 hours. All swimmers are expected to attend the entirety of the meet.

The finalists will receive medals for top 3 and ribbons for 4-8. High point winners will receive trophies, as well as the top 3 teams.