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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]https://www.mynvsl.com/file/35818/2023_Join_a_Pool_that_has_an_NVSL_Team_BY_CITY__3_31_23_pdf[/quote]

Some of these are HOA-only but do not indicate so. Little Rocky Run is HOA only. Fair Oaks has an 8 mile radius mandate. Donaldson Run has boundaries in which members must live.

You can also find the newest division seedlings in the “News” section of this page. OP - with your swimmers’ times, I might suggest looking in the top divisions for a team, or scanning the “leaders” criteria for the 2023 11-12 boys’ All Star Meet to see which teams have competitive kids in your child’s age group. https://www.mynvsl.com/

Of course, none of this is as important as fun on the team. Crosspointe, Old Keene Mill, and Orange Hunt all look like they have fun. Lakeview also looked like fun. I’m sure others will share about the culture of (and accessibility to) their teams.[/quote]

Looking at rankings Crosspointe were way better in the 11-12 boys category last summer than all the rest of the teams.

They had multiple swimmers ranked in the final top 25 in every event (except 50 breast but their one kid there was the fastest) and they won both relays at all-star relays by almost 2 full seconds.[/quote]

They also have a few really fast 10 year old boys moving up to replace all the 12 year olds moving up to 13-14. Most of these boys swim at Machine.[/quote]

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