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Winter Practice
Schedules for
2009-2010
Red
(Jeanni's) &
White
(Ernie's)
groups
Tuesday,
Thursday,
and Friday
5:30-6:30pm
at Linsly.
Red and
White groups
will swim at Linsly
every
Sunday at
1:00pm but
will not
practice if
the team has
a scheduled
meet
for any
particular
Sunday.
Blue
(Michael's
group)
Monday
through Friday
6:30-7:30pm
at Linsly
Silver
(Ed)
Monday
through
Friday
6:30-8:00pm
at Linsly
Gold
(Rick)
Monday
through
Friday
6:00-7:30pm
at Jesuit
PRACTICE REMINDER
TO PARENTS
Any time you drop
your young child off
for practice, you
need to verify
practice is being
held before you
depart. As school
sports season is
upon us, note that
it is possible all
the cars in the
parking lot are for
a different sports
activity, and swim
practice has already
been cancelled.
Although we try and
notify you of any
changes, last minute
emergencies do
occur.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
REGARDING PRACTICES
Each swimmer
participates in
practices with other
swimmers of their
own ability and age.
Practices are held
at the following
facilities: The
Linsly Natatorium,
JB Chambers YMCA,
and Wheeling Jesuit
University. The
number of evenings
per week, the length
of time a swimmer
should practice and
the location depend
upon the age and
development of the
individual. This
should be discussed
with the coach.
Practice locations
and times will be
assigned by the
swimmer’s coach
based on set
criteria. A practice
schedule will be
available on our
website and
distributed at
practices throughout
the season.
This year we plan to
continue our
attendance policy.
Each evening at the
YMCA, the coaches
will take
attendance. The
older swimmers at
Linsly will be
expected to sign in
prior to entering
the pool. If they do
not, the safety
officer will ask
them to exit the
pool to do so.
Habitual failure to
sign in may result
in them being asked
to not practice that
evening. Please
understand that this
policy is an effort
to maintain a safe
environment for your
swimmer. |
