Team Practice Apparel, Equipment, and Uniform Code at Swim Meets

Practice Apparel:  All swimmers need goggles and if your child has long hair please bring a swim cap.

New swimmers may wear non-competition one-piece suits until a reasonable time has passed to purchase a team approved practice swim suit.

Male swimmers must wear jammers or a briefs- (“speedo”) style suits.

Female swimmers need to wear a one-piece swim suit.  Bikini-style competition suits may be worn by swimmers over the age of 13, but they must be appropriate (more than one single strap on the hip) and only worn when not having a joint practice with age group swimmers.

Swim Meet Apparel: We expect our swimmers to wear our Team Swim Suits. Team Swim Suits are here:  ONLINE STORE

Swim Meet Swim Caps policy (for all Team Members)

If a swimmer needs to wear a cap at a swim meet, the swimmers must wear current team swim cap while doing warm-ups and competition. 

Swim Meet T-shirt policy (for all Team Members) 

While attending a swim meet, all members must wear a RAD Team T-shirt. 

For meets that are Championships and have special shirts, the swimmers must wear the designated T-shirt for that meet the first and last day of the meet.  If the meet is more than two days, the swimmers must wear Team T-shirt on the middle days.

Equipment:  Swimmers are to return all Redding Swim Team pool/swim gear (i.e. kickboards) to its proper place and should relocate any stray gear to safe and appropriate locations. If a swimmer breaks, loses, and/or make the pieces of Redding Swim Teams equipment unusable, the family is responsible for the cost of replacement. 

Each group is required to purchase additional equipment for practices/training as list below:

Team Uniform Code at Swim Meets Swimmers are required to wear the team uniform at all swim meets.