Swim Meets

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Oponent	Date	Location	Contact Coach
TriValley	Sunday 12/13/09 - 2:30pm warm-up	Home
AB	Sunday 12/20/09 - 2:30pm warm-up	Home
Newton	Sunday 1/10/10 - 3:00 pm warm-up	Newton North
Westborough	Saturday 1/16/10 - 8:00am warm-up	Milford High School
Brookline	Saturday 1/23/10 - 1:30pm warm-up	Brookline
Dedham	Sunday 1/31/10 - 2:30pm warm-up	Home
Natick	Sunday 2/7/10 - 3:30pm warm-up	Keefe - Tech
Wellesley	Saturday 2/13/10 - 4:00pm warm-up	Babson College
Westwood	Sunday 2/21/10 - 2:30pm warm-up	Home
"B" Championships	Saturday 2/27/10 - 2:30pm warm-up	Keefe - Tech
"A" Championships	Sunday 3/7/10 - 7:00am warm-up	Keefe - Tech

If a swimmer will miss a meet click on the icon next to the meet to notify the coaches by the Wednesday before the meet.

CHAMPIONSHIP at Keefe Tech High School on Winter Street in Framingham, Ma.

Sudbury Swim Team’s “B” championships will be held in the afternoon of Saturday, February 27 at Keefe Tech.  Please plan to arrive by 2:00pm.  Warm-ups begin at 2:30 and the meet will start at 3:30pm.

“A” Championships will take place on Sunday, March 7.  Please plan to arrive by 6:45am at the latest.  Warm-ups begin at 7:00am and the meet starts at 8:45am.

2010 Championship Cutoff Times

Swim-A-Thon

Friday, February 12th (6-8pm)  at Atkinson Pool

The team swims in the Winter Suburban Swim League, which is a fairly competitive league, composed of 14 teams from the greater Boston area. The teams are divided into two divisions based upon size and ability of the team. We are part of division 1 but we will swim teams from both divisions. The league requires that the swimmer compete in at least 6 of the 8 dual meets in order to compete in the championship meet. The Sudbury Swim team expectation is the same with an additional caveat: The swimmer must notify the coach by the Wednesday preceding the meet if they will not be there, otherwise it will be assumed that the swimmer will be there. Failure to notify the coach of a meet absence will result in lack of permission to swim in the following swim meet. Failure to stay for the entire meet will also result in removal from the following meet. It takes an enormous amount of time and strategizing to plan a swim meet and one unexpected absence can throw the whole lineup off. There is no flexibility around this requirement. The swim meets have 52 events and last approximately 3.0 hours. This varies, though depending upon the number of swimmers each team has on a given day. The team expectation is that the swimmers will stay for the entire meet. The relays happen at the end of the meet and if a swimmer leaves early, 3 other swimmers are left disappointed and unable to swim.