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Nobleville Swim Club
P.O.Box 378, Noblesville, In
46061
Phone 317-773-8424
If you are interested in trying out for the
Noblesville Swim Club please contact Coach Rich
at rich@noblesvilleswim.com
to
set up a time to be evaulated.
NOB Swim Club Fees
– three options for payment: (1) annual, (2) winter session
or (3) summer
session. Monthly installments are charged if you
chose to pay monthly. There is a USA Swimming
fee of $53 which you pay once a year and we also
charge a registration fee which covers
adminstrative cost for the team. Other fees include meet entry fees
which you get billed once you compete in
meets.
We do offer
a scholarship program to those families that qualify. An
application process would be required to be accepted into
the program. Please contact Pam Barr for more information at
pambarrsc@hotmail.com
The Club currently has 6 groups of swimmers based on skill and age.
Emerald
swimmers who have completed
the
Learn-to-Swim requirements are able
to
complete the required skills at the
time
of
tryouts. Swimmers in this group are
usually
10 and
under. This group meets
three
nights
a week for one hour in the
early
evening
in the winter season and
midmornings
in the
summer
season.
Diamond
swimmers who are legal in all
four
strokes
and are between the ages of
8
and 10.
This group will prepare
swimmers
for
formal training. The
Diamond
group
meets three to four times a
week
for one
hour in the early evenings in
the
winter
season and mid-morning
and
early
evening during the summer
season.
Gold
perform
all four strokes legally
and
have
correct freestyle and
backstroke
turns.
Swimmers in this group will
continue
to work
on all stroke
techniques,
starts
and turns while building on
endurance
swimming. Swimmers in
this
group
must be able to read a pace
clock
and
have knowledge of interval
training.
The
Gold group meets five times
a
week
for two hours in the early
evenings
during
the winter season and
the
summer
season.
Silver
swimmers have demonstrated that
they
can
competete a length of freestyle
and
backstroke.
Swimmers in this
group
are
generally11 years and
older.
Swimmers in
this group will
continue
to work
on allstroke techniques, starts
and
turns.
The Silver group meets
3-4
nights
a week for 1 1/2
hours
each
night.
Junior
swimmers who are 11 years
and
older.
Each swimmer must
be
able to
compete in all of
the
events
in their respective
age
group.
Time standards are
required
for
swimmers in
this
group.
Junior swimmers
will
work on
high-intensity,
endurance
training. Swimmers in this
group
must
also be able to read a
pace
clock
and have knowledge of
interval
training. The JuniorGroup will
meet
five
days a weekfor 2 hours
after
school
in thewinter season
and
early
morning the summer
season.
Senior
made up
of swimmers in
high
school.
Swimmers begin in
the
Senior
group the spring
of
their
eighth grade year.
The
focus
of this group is to train at
a
high
level of intensity with
the
main
goal being to achieve
state
time
standards. This group
will
also
prepare swimmers for
the
highly competitive high
school season.
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