Saturday Morning “A’ Meets
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For home meets - Arrive at CB by 7:45. Warm Ups begin at 8. The meet begins at 9:00.
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For away meets - Arrive at CB by 7:15 to caravan to the meet. It is necessary for swimmers to report to CB Pool before traveling to an away A Meet or notify the coaches in writing that you will meet at the pool where we are swimming. This allows swimmers to check in with the coaching staff. If a swimmer does not check in he/she risks being scratched from the meet and replaced by another swimmer. All cars caravan together from CB to the meet.
Wednesday Evening “B” Meets
Themes
For each meet the coaches suggest a theme. All swimmers and spectators are invited to dress up in a way that represents the theme. This is just fun and silly, encouraged, but not mandatory.
What to pack
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Team suit and a spare suit
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Team cap and a spare cap
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Two pairs of goggles
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One or two towels
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Sweatshirt/pants in case it gets chilly
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Food
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Water
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Small quiet games or activities (books, card games etc.)
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Sunscreen
What to do
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The night before, eat a healthy dinner and get plenty of sleep.
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Swimmers should check in with the coach and the team area upon arrival.
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Be dressed and ready for warm ups 5 minutes early.
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Remain in the team area during swim meets. This is necessary so swimmers know when to report to the Clerk-of-Course for their events.
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Play quiet games with other team members.
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Do not bring or play with footballs, soccer balls, etc…
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Swimmers should speak with their coaches immediately prior to reporting to Clerk-of-Course, as well as immediately upon finishing their races. This gives the coaching staff a chance to offer advice, reminders, constructive criticism, and feedback.
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Swimmers should not leave a meet until it has ended. If for some valid reason a swimmer must leave early, he/she must talk with the head coach before leaving.
What to Eat
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It is recommended that swimmers refrain from eating sugary and/or fatty snacks during the course of the swim meet.
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Recommended snacks: plain bagel, fruit, peanut butter crackers, energy bars.
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Recommended drinks: water is best, but sports drinks are O.K. (preferably diluted 50%-50% with water).
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When swimmers have completed all their races (including relays if applicable) then they may eat the treats!
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