Details for
the Waterloo meet this Saturday, Nov. 7th.
- Location:
Waterloo High School, Madison Street, Waterloo, WI
53594;
- Morning Session: Warm ups from 7:30 - 8:30
a.m. Meet begins: 8:40 a.m.;
- Afternoon Session: Warm-ups will last 60
minutes. Warm-ups will not begin before 11:00 a.m. The
afternoon session will begin 65 minutes after the morning session
but not before 12:05 p.m.;
- Swimmers 10 and under will swim in the a.m.
session; and
- Swimmers 11 and older will swim in the p.m.
session
Waterloo
Meet Details
2009 Winter Tigershark Swim
Camp - $25
Nov. 30 - Dec. 4, from 4:00 -
4:45 p.m.
We are now accepting registrations for our
Winter Tigershark Swim Camp. Swim Camp is for the serious
swimmer that has passed out of Level 4/5 lessons or
higher or has the ability to swim a 25 yard freestyle and 25 yard
backstroke.
Camp is a 4-5 day event that gives your
swimmer a chance to experience the team atmosphere, receive
technique training and have a coach assess their abilities. A $5
late fee will be added to late registrations received after
November 15,
2009.
Camp
Registration Form
USA
Swimming Form
Coach Christy resigns, Billie Farrar to
become Head Coach
Long-time Oregon Community Swim Club Head
Coach Christy Breiby has resigned from her position and will be
stepping down within the next couple of weeks. As most of you
probably know, Christy has two small children and finding time for
both her head coaching duties and her family has grown increasingly
difficult.
We are pleased to announce that Billie Farrar, assistant Head Coach
and Group Two Main Coach, has agreed to accept the position of Head
Coach. Billie brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the
position and we’re looking forward to having her as our next
Head Coach.
Christy has been Head Coach for the last five and one-half years,
during which time the club has grown increasingly competitive in
meets, has done well at Conference meets, and has regularly sent a
number of swimmers to the State Meet each year. Also, the club has
been very successful in its role as a “feeder program”
to the Oregon High School girls’ swim team, graduating a
steady stream of trained, talented athletes to the high school
girls program.
The club is grateful for Christy’s efforts over the years and
wishes her all of the best in the future.
If you have any questions, please contact Dave Moran, OCSC
President.
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