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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]A changing cabana is basically a really tall narrow tent that a swimmer can stand in to change.  A lot of kids choose to suit up at bigger meets and can use the tent to change into their racing suit and out of it before and between races[/quote]

Thanks, that makes sense. I'm just surprised I haven't seen it before-- though maybe it is at the division A/B levels? Plenty of kids in tech suits at divisionals yesterday, but they didn't change. [/quote]

The bathrooms were reserved for officials, so they provided a bank of cabanas for kids to change into tech suits. But they weren’t like the cheap, narrow pop up tents that you see at all stars. They were like the nice changing cabanas at Metro Swim. My DD actually preferred it to changing in the bathroom. 
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In MCSL swimmers are allowed to swim 4 strokes, not 2 like NVSL. Which means there are fewer swimmers per team. I'm guessing this is why you had to get porta potties? So many more swimmers and families? Our mcsl divisional pool bathroom was never crowded. Fwiw I like the NVSL method better--more kids get to swim in divisionals. [/quote]

?? MCSL has a 3 event per swimmer limit (+1 for IM) for all A and divisional meets .(actually rule is total 5 and not all 4 individual events, but you almost never have the same swimmer swim the open medley relay + the end of meet 175  freestyle relay since there's no 15-18 slot in that relay , so its usually easier to think of 3 out of 4 + 1 IM http://mcsl.org/documents/2023-handbook.pdf page 52). For individual all stars the limit is 2 total, I believe including IM[/quote]

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