Welcome to the Oregon Community Swim Club (OCSC)

Oregon Kids Triathlon Registration Now Open

 

Oregon Kids Triathlon Details and Registration

While you’re registering for summer session (hint, hint) don’t forget to sign up your young athletes for this summer’s Oregon Kids Triathlon.

The Oregon Community Swim Club’s 4th Annual Oregon Kids Triathlon will be held on August 8, 2009. The event format will be pool swim, in-village bike course, and on-trail run course. There will be six age groups from 5 to 17 years old. We will have participation awards, T-shirts, goody bags, and age-group awards.

This is an opportunity for your young athlete to participate in an enjoyable life-experience through athletics. It is not structured as a highly competitive event. Rather, the objective is to encourage self-confidence, good health and community spirit through participation. This year’s event will be limited to the first 500 registrants.

Online registrations, via active.com, will be accepted until August 5 at 8:00pm. The online entry fee is $30. The fee for a manually submitted entry is $40.

 

 

Conference Meet SUCCESS! 

The Conference meet was held on February 15 at the Fort Atkinson High School pool.  OCSC had an awesome day earning a third place trophy in the large team division!  Congratulations to the swimmers and coaches - a fantastic team effort!

  





Complete Winter Meet Schedule

You can find additional meet details at the Wisconsin Swimming site. (Note: Detailed information is available by clicking the links under Host for each meet. If you need the Adobe Acrobat PDF Reader to access these files, you can download it free from the Adobe site.)

Contacts -- Coaches and Board Members

Photos from McFarland Meet 

Check out these photos from the November 22nd meet in McFarland. Take a look at the slide show and see our swimmers in action! If you have photos from meets and you’d like to share them on this site, please contact Ken Brady at 215-4645.



Team Handbook and By-Laws

The OCSC Swim Team Handbook -- Policy and Procedures/By-laws (PDF file, 19 pages) is now available here. The handbook has answers to many of your questions about how the team operates, what your responsibilities are as a parent, plus much more. It’s a good place to turn if you have questions about the team, your role, swim meets and just about anything else related to OCSC.


Article -- Sticking With Swimming

Here’s a good article from the USA website, Sticking With Swimming -- What Can a Parent Do? 

 

 

Lots o’ Waterloo pictures! 

We’ve got a whole bunch of photos from the morning session of the October 25th meet in Waterloo, so we thought we’d share them with everybody. (You must be signed in to access the photo pages) 

’Dummy’s Guide’ To Swim Meets for New Swim Team Parents:  Just The Basics

A brief primer for new families on the ins and outs of swim meets. (Microsoft Word document.) 

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If you use a Macintosh computer, the Mozilla Firefox internet browser is recommended for use on this site. You can download Firefox free from the link in the headline above. If you have questions, please contact Ken Brady at 215-4645. 

Who We Are

The Oregon Community Swim Club (OCSC) is a community based USS Age Group Swim Club for swimmers ages 6 and up. Using competitive swimming as its vehicle, the motto of the team is fun, fitness, and personal development through competitive swimming.

OCSC began in 1991 and the team has established a strong swimming program over the years. In addition to swim practices and meets, the team holds non-swimming social activities help to develop a sense of team spirit and friendship among team members. Both individual improvement and team effort are encouraged and acknowledged.

So, go ahead...get your feet wet!  Register for swim team today!

 

Registration information is available on this website. Scholarships are available for those in need. New swimmers are encouraged to join OCSC; the only requirement is attending TigerShark Swim Camp where the swimmer must be able to swim a 25 meter freestyle and backstroke.  After camp, the swimmers will be placed in the appropriate group based on their ability.