SWIM CAMPS
Bill Wadley Swim Academy is offering summer camps for swimmers ages 11 & Up. At this time due to Covid-19 he is not able to offer programs for 10 & Under swimmers.
Bill is the former head coach of swimming at The Ohio State University.
If your 11 & Over swimmer is looking for a way to hit the water this summer check out his website:
He is hosing camps at some pools in the area - your child will still have to follow all social distancing rules and guidelines and space is limited.
Murifins and Summer 2020 - No Swim Team
It’s official, due to the COVID-19 situation, we will not be able to have swim team this summer. We are disappointed just like you. But, we'll try to figure out some kind of get together for later in the summer, so stay tuned. And we'll be back next summer, so in the meantime - keep swimming!🏊🏊
Muirfins Team Picture 2019
SPORTSMANSHIP AND SWIM TEAM ETIQUETTE
Like all team sports, Swimming also requires being a good team mate and having good sportsmanship. However, since we're in the water swimming individually it's hard to know what is right. Here are some tips:
- It is a swim courtesy to stay in your lane until all swimmers have finished the event you just swam
- It is a swim courtesy to congratulate the swimmers in the lanes next to you - whether you win or lose. You should be excited and proud of your performance but should never blatantly brag about it to the swimmer you just beat or show bad sportsmanship by pouting about getting beat.
- Parents - you have responsibilities too! You should not be on the deck. The deck is the area where kids line up to swim by the blocks. Even if you have 6&U, that is not the place for you. It is difficult for the timers and swimmers and coaches to get lined up when parents are on the deck -- please watch your child as a spectator - from the side, from the end of the pool or from the bleachers. At Champs you can actually DQ your swimmer (and possibly our team) if parents are on deck.
We are in a league that is friendlier toward swimmers regarding deck entries and relay alternates BUT we still need to be considerate of the coaches as they determine meet entries.
Click on "Schedule"; then drop down to "how to declare meet entries" to learn how to declare your child (then do it for the rest of the meets this summer)
Please help the coaches and your swimmers by following these rules for meet declarations:
- Declare attendance or absence by NOON 2 days before each meet. Declaring absence is important because coaches can't tell if an undeclared child will be absent or if parent has forgotten to declare - all undeclared swimmers will be treated as absent swimmers.
- If you are unsure about attendance and there is a possibility your swimmer will attend, select ATTENDING & NOT available for any relays. This will ensure we have no last minute relay issues.
- If you don't declare on time, we CAN NOT get your child into the meet.
Meet entries are listed in this order:
Event #, gender, age group, distance, stroke, seed time (NT=no time), Heat # / Lane #
How to Sharpie Your Swimmer
