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Kristin Felts

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FAQ's for New Athletes and Parents

Each athlete can compete in up to 4 events per meet. They can be in 2 individual and 2 relay events OR 3 relay and 1 individual event.
The events that an athlete swims at each meet is chosen by the coaches and is based on a variety of factors, including where the team needs athletes to score points for the team score.
Dual meets are typically held on Thursdays and we compete against another team in our conference. Teams typically swim in odd or even lanes with the fastest swimmers in the heat placed in lanes four or five. Scoring is 6-4-3-2-1-0 in individual events and relays are 8-4-2.
If you are accustomed to club swim meets, you will find the pace of the high school meets to be much faster. There is a 15-minute break after the 50 Free.
The diving portion of the meet occurs after the 50 free or at the beginning of the meet depending on the location of the meet.
At dual meets, you may find copies of the meet line-up placed at the end of the bleachers. (Exhibition events do not count for points for the team, but are a great way for swimmers to “get their feet wet” in a competition setting.)

The booster fee will depend on how much we fundraise. If a booster fee is implemented, it will be $150.00. This includes the purchase of the team suit, 2 team caps, team hoodie for all new swimmers and divers, team meals for away meets, team bonding activities, bus upgrades to invitationals, and senior gifts.
Team Suits and Team Caps should only be worn during meet days. Previous years suits and caps can be worn for practice.

It's fun! You're right on deck with the action of the meet and you enjoy comfy seats. In addition to the electronic touch pads used at the wall, each lane requires two to three additional timers.
One timer operates a stop watch and “plunger”, one timer operates a stop watch, and one additional person records the times on a sheet of paper.
In some instances, only two timers are used, and the non-plunger operator records the times.
A brief timers' meeting takes place prior to the start of the meet, and the meet official provides complete training.
Less experienced timers may feel more comfortable in lanes 1, 2, 7, and 8, as the outside lanes tend to have fewer swimmers.