Stingrays Swim Team Structure
Stingrays Program
The Stingrays Program is for swimmers who between 4 and 14 years old on or before May 20, 2027.
Our Stingrays Program is designed to develop and continuously improve swimmers in their technical swim abilities in a fun and competitive team environment.
Our goal for the coaches, parents, and swimmers is to come together as a team to work toward personal improvement in swimming and success as a competitive swim team, so that the children will finish the season with a fun and rewarding experience.
The Stingrays compete in the Country Club Swim League (CCSL) in four regular season meets. At the end of the season, selected swimmers will compete for the CCSL Championship. For more information on meets and CCSL Championships, click here.
Junior Rays Program
The Jr. Rays Program is open to swimmers who are at least 4 years old on or before May 20, 2027.
Our Jr. Rays Program is an introduction to competitive swimming for our 4 to 6 year-old swimmers. Swimmers focus on learning how to properly swim freestyle, as well as diving, rhythmic side breathing, and backstroke. The Jr. Rays Program is designed to prepare young swimmers for our Stingrays Team where they will compete in the Country Club Swim League (CCSL). Coaches are always looking for Jr. Rays who are ready to join their peers and swim with the Stingrays!
Please note we are a water safe program. All swimmers trying out for the Jr. Rays Program must meet basic requirements. If your child does not meet the requirements, they will not be allowed to participate. Our club offers swim lessons from the months of April throughout September.
Requirements to be a Jr. Ray:
- Swimmers must have a basic knowledge of freestyle.
- Swimmers must be able to swim 7 yards unassisted.
- Swimmers must be able to jump in the deep end and swim back to the wall unassisted.
- Swimmers must be able to hold their breath for a minimum of 5 seconds underwater.
Areas of Focus by Age Group:
6 & Under
Working on the fundamentals of freestyle and backstroke. Swimming 25 yards freestyle and backstroke in competition.
7 & 8
Refining proficiency in freestyle and backstroke and learning the basics of breaststroke and butterfly. Swimmers can compete in a 25 yard length of each stroke in competition.
9 &10
Maintaining proficiency in all four strokes, working on endurance and speed. Swimming 25 yards of each stroke in competition.
11 & 12
Maintaining proficiency in all four strokes, working on endurance and speed. Swimming 50 yards of each stroke and 100 yards Individual Medley (IM) in competition.
13 & 14
Maintaining proficiency in all four strokes, working on endurance and speed. Swimming 50 yards of each stroke and 100 yards individual medley (IM) in competition.