Tradition and History

Kenneth Treadway founded the Phillips 66 Splash Club on December 6, 1950.  Since then thousands of swimmers have participated, including second-generation Splash Club members. The Splash Club has developed Junior National Championship, National Championship, and Olympic Trials Qualifiers. In addition, U.S. National Team members, High School All-American Swimmers, and collegiate swimmers have been fostered by Splash Club. We are recognized as one of the finest programs in the nation including members holding state records.  The team name was changed in September of 2002 to reflect the merger of Phillips Petroleum Company and Conoco to the ConocoPhillips Splash Club. In 2012 the team again changed names to Phillips 66 Splash Club to reflect the separation of Phillips 66 from ConocoPhillips.

Our Mission

The Phillips 66 Splash Club is dedicated to providing excellence in competitive swimming; designed to develop character, leadership skills and self-discipline in an environment of teamwork and competition. 

Goals and Objectives

• Operate a safe, progressive, and highly competitive swimming program.
• Maintain a quality staff.
• Develop excellence at the local, regional, national, and international levels.
• Be the top parent organization in the area.
• Maintain sufficient number of certified officials to operate quality competitions.
• Provide quality equipment and training facilities for the organization.
• Provide sufficient funding for current and future organizational needs.
• Provide exposure to the best scientific and theoretic information available in the sport for our parents, swimmers, and coaches.
• Provide accurate and complete communication to athletes and parents at every level of the organization.
• Promote the sport of swimming by being FIRST CLASS ambassadors for themselves, the sport of swimming, their families, the Phillips 66 Splash Club, Phillips 66, and the city of Bartlesville.

Splash Club Head Coaches

Swimming

Diving