How big is your swim team?

[Anonymous]

PMSL Div A and I think we have about 120

[Anonymous]

150 ish.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:T, O, CB Have been able to sustain success because they are large facilities with large memberships, and there is no concern of losing good swimmers. The dearth of pools in the surrounding area gives them an advantage that almost no other pool has- everyone else can pick up and travel another 5 minutes to the next closest pool for any reason. Not so in that pocket.

Their waitlists and the rabid swim culture has spread so far to make KG relevant. Back in the day, KG was a rinky-dink starter pool, but demand has enabled that place to build itself up.

Who you callin' "rinky dink"?

[Anonymous]

PMSL Division A - about 150

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote: Back in the day, KG was a rinky-dink starter pool, but demand has enabled that place to build itself up.

A starter pool? This pool is a finisher pool! A pool of gods! The golden gods! I am untethered, and my rage knows no bounds!

[Anonymous]

PMSL Div D - 67 swimmers this year

[Anonymous]

NVSL mid-level division, ~100 swimmers

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:NVSL D1-2, 200 swimmers, about 35 are club swimmers (zero 8Us are club swimmers)

Does this include minis? How many practices do you have?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:NVSL D1-2, 200 swimmers, about 35 are club swimmers (zero 8Us are club swimmers)

Does this include minis? How many practices do you have?

I’m the poster of the referenced data. Our team’s minis do not practice with the team. They practice right before the pool opens, and they do not swim in B meets unless they become eligible in the season. Our team has three practices: one is for 13+ with some advanced 11-12s (most of them are already practicing with club teams though); one is for 9-12s; a third is for 10&unders (brand new to swim swimmers + 8Us). We have a catchall evening practice two nights/week. Only 10-15 swimmers tend to attend evening practice though.