Two Pairs of googles – their team race suit – two towels – snacks and a water bottle.

A swim meet will be at least 4 hours, but it could be longer.

Each swimmer will swim 2 individual events and possibly a rely depending on the number of swimmers.

The Coaches will discuss with your child what events they would like to participate in and decide what is best. Coaches will not discuss events with the parents per the school handbook.

The school provides both the Middle and High School teams with a bus.

The coach makes that decision. There are a variety of factors involved. No swimmer is guaranteed to swim on a relay. If your swimmer has a poor sportsmanship attitude or does not participate in practice could result being removed from a relay.

Practice officially starts in October and lasts until the end of January. If you qualify for State, in High School, the season runs through the middle of February.

Yes, spectator can attend the swim meets, However, seating may be limited at certain venues. It is recommended to arrive early.

High School and Middle School will have both combined and separate meets throughout the season.

NO, parents and or swimmers are not allowed to speak to officials, if they do it can result in the team being disqualified.

A video recorded by a spectator or coach cannot be used to overturn an official's disqualification (DQ). 

No, the swimmer is required to stay for the whole meet, unless permission by the coach is given prior to the meet.

The parent/swimmer MUST notify the coach ASAP if they are missing a meet. If the meet is considered unexcused the parent/swimmer will be responsible for the meet fees. Missing a meet could prevent other swimmers from swimming in relays.