AAU February Snowball Splash Meet Updates

Feb 7, 2025

Pool Address:

Updated Warm Up Schedule / Meet Start:

  • Sunday
    • Warm-Up
      • 8:00-8:20am - Johns Creek, Midway, Roswell
      • 8:20-8:40am - Sugarloaf, Hamilton Mill, Mt. Bethel, Georgia Tech
    • Meet Starts
      • 8:45am

Important Info & Links: 

  • Parents are asked to stay upstairs in the stands unless volunteering
  • Heat Sheet

Here are some basic items you would need to prepare as a swim parent:

1. SHARPIE!  It would be best to write your swimmer’s events, heat & lane number on their arm. Do not expect your kid’s coach will be calling (or looking) for your kid to prepare for their race. At first, you will need to be aware which event is happening in the pool and get your child prepared for their event. As your child gets older and have had several swim meets under their belt, they learn to get ready in time on their own – but during the early years, you definitely want to be aware of what is happening in the pool and remind your child to get ready for their event.

2. Snacks (for both yourself & the swimmer) & a cooler with plenty of water bottles &/or sports drinks. Most swim meet venues do have a concession stand, but it’s probably a good idea to bring your own drinks and snacks. Granola bars, protein bars, fruits such as bananas are also good snacks to bring.

3. Meet Mobile app. Probably the most common go-to app for swim parents. It provides meet results, heat sheets, the meet schedule & more. The free version does not provide meet results, so if you’re OK with that you can try the free version first. But once you become a long-term swim parent, you will need the paid version.More details of the app can be found at: https://www.active.com/mobile/meet-mobile-app.

4. Spare swim cap and goggles. Maybe even a spare swimsuit! Unfortunate or unlucky things do happen from time to time and swim meets are not an exception. Bring a spare of everything in case a goggle breaks or a swim cap tears.

5. Positive attitude and encouraging words. If it’s your first swim meet, it is most likely that your kid is more nervous than you!  Your child is going up on the diving blocks for their first race in front of a crowd. Be supportive and offer plenty of encouragement.

6. Results from the meet will be posted to www.swimcloud.com by Sunday afternoon.



AAU WInter January Splash Swim Meet Updates

Jan 17, 2025

Pool Address:

Updated Warm Up Schedule / Meet Start:

  • Sunday
    • Warm-Up
      • 8:00-8:20am - Johns Creek, Midway, Roswell
      • 8:20-8:40am - Sugarloaf, Hamilton Mill, Mt. Bethel, Georgia Tech
    • Meet Starts
      • 8:45am

Important Info & Links: 

  • Parents are asked to stay upstairs in the stands unless volunteering
  • Heat Sheet

Here are some basic items you would need to prepare as a swim parent:

1. SHARPIE!  It would be best to write your swimmer’s events, heat & lane number on their arm. Do not expect your kid’s coach will be calling (or looking) for your kid to prepare for their race. At first, you will need to be aware which event is happening in the pool and get your child prepared for their event. As your child gets older and have had several swim meets under their belt, they learn to get ready in time on their own – but during the early years, you definitely want to be aware of what is happening in the pool and remind your child to get ready for their event.

2. Snacks (for both yourself & the swimmer) & a cooler with plenty of water bottles &/or sports drinks. Most swim meet venues do have a concession stand, but it’s probably a good idea to bring your own drinks and snacks. Granola bars, protein bars, fruits such as bananas are also good snacks to bring.

3. Meet Mobile app. Probably the most common go-to app for swim parents. It provides meet results, heat sheets, the meet schedule & more. The free version does not provide meet results, so if you’re OK with that you can try the free version first. But once you become a long-term swim parent, you will need the paid version.More details of the app can be found at: https://www.active.com/mobile/meet-mobile-app.

4. Spare swim cap and goggles. Maybe even a spare swimsuit! Unfortunate or unlucky things do happen from time to time and swim meets are not an exception. Bring a spare of everything in case a goggle breaks or a swim cap tears.

5. Positive attitude and encouraging words. If it’s your first swim meet, it is most likely that your kid is more nervous than you!  Your child is going up on the diving blocks for their first race in front of a crowd. Be supportive and offer plenty of encouragement.

6. Results from the meet will be posted to www.swimcloud.com by Sunday afternoon.



Important Update: Winter Classic Meet Schedule Changes w/ Heat Sheet

Jan 9, 2025

Due to unforeseen circumstances, we have made adjustments to the Winter Classic Meet schedule to ensure the safety and convenience of all participants. Please carefully review the updated details below:

Saturday, January 11th Events Canceled

All events scheduled for Saturday, January 11th at Georgia Tech have been canceled. These events will be rescheduled as outlined below.

Updated Sunday Schedule (January 12th):

Rescheduled Saturday Events on Monday (January 20th):

We understand that many swimmers are competing in this meet to achieve Peach State or State qualifying times, and we are committed to providing every opportunity for them to succeed. These changes ensure a safe and productive environment for all participants.

We appreciate your understanding and flexibility during this time.



AAU Turkey Splash Meet Updates w/ Heat Sheet

Nov 23, 2024

Pool Address:

Updated Warm Up Schedule / Meet Start:

  • Sunday 
    • Warm-Up 
      • 8:00-8:40am (all locations)
    • Meet Starts 
      • 8:45am 

Important Info & Links: 

  • Heat Sheet
  • Parents are asked to stay upstairs in the stands unless volunteering  

Here are some basic items you would need to prepare as a swim parent:

1. SHARPIE!  It would be best to write your swimmer’s events, heat & lane number on their arm. Do not expect your kid’s coach will be calling (or looking) for your kid to prepare for their race. At first, you will need to be aware which event is happening in the pool and get your child prepared for their event. As your child gets older and have had several swim meets under their belt, they learn to get ready in time on their own – but during the early years, you definitely want to be aware of what is happening in the pool and remind your child to get ready for their event. 

2. Snacks (for both yourself & the swimmer) & a cooler with plenty of water bottles &/or sports drinks. Most swim meet venues do have a concession stand, but it’s probably a good idea to bring your own drinks and snacks. Granola bars, protein bars, fruits such as bananas are also good snacks to bring. 

3. Meet Mobile app. Probably the most common go-to app for swim parents. It provides meet results, heat sheets, the meet schedule & more. The free version does not provide meet results, so if you’re OK with that you can try the free version first. But once you become a long-term swim parent, you will need the paid version.More details of the app can be found at:  https://www.active.com/mobile/meet-mobile-app. 

4. Spare swim cap and goggles. Maybe even a spare swimsuit! Unfortunate or unlucky things do happen from time to time and swim meets are not an exception. Bring a spare of everything in case a goggle breaks or a swim cap tears. 

5. Positive attitude and encouraging words. If it’s your first swim meet, it is most likely that your kid is more nervous than you!  Your child is going up on the diving blocks for their first race in front of a crowd. Be supportive and offer plenty of encouragement. 

6. Results from the meet will be posted to  www.swimcloud.com by Sunday afternoon.



Bill Behrens Invitational Updates

Nov 14, 2024

Important Info & Links:

Parking Information:
There will be no prepay parking available this weekend. We will be using the W10 CRC (parking garage next to pool) and GT Visitor Parking Lot, W02 Student Center Lot located at 353 Ferst Dr. This lot operates like an airport "click and pull" system.  Credit Card Only  all payments will be processed electronically (via credit or debit card) at a flat rate of $10 per vehicle

Pool Deck Access:
    •    Only volunteer timers, officials, swimmers, and coaches are allowed on the deck.

Warm-Up Schedule / Meet Start Times:

  • Saturday 
    • Warm-Up: 10:30-11:00am (Open) 11:00-11:25am (Controlled)
    • Start:  11:30am
  • Sunday
    • Warm-Up:  8:30-9:00am (Open) 9:00-9:25am (Controlled)
    • Start:  9:30am

Heat Sheets / Psych Sheet:

Heat sheets will not be sold at the meet but will be available online through Meet Mobile and the links below:



AAU Fall Splash Meet Updates w/ Heat Sheet

Nov 10, 2024

Pool Address:

Updated Warm Up Schedule / Meet Start:

  • Sunday 
    • Warm-Up 
      • 8:00-8:20am - Johns Creek, Midway, Roswell 
      • 8:20-8:40am - Sugarloaf, Hamilton Mill, Mt. Bethel, Georgia Tech 
    • Meet Starts 
      • 8:45am 

Important Info & Links: 

  • Heat Sheet
  • Parents are asked to stay upstairs in the stands unless volunteering  

Here are some basic items you would need to prepare as a swim parent:

1. SHARPIE!  It would be best to write your swimmer’s events, heat & lane number on their arm. Do not expect your kid’s coach will be calling (or looking) for your kid to prepare for their race. At first, you will need to be aware which event is happening in the pool and get your child prepared for their event. As your child gets older and have had several swim meets under their belt, they learn to get ready in time on their own – but during the early years, you definitely want to be aware of what is happening in the pool and remind your child to get ready for their event. 

2. Snacks (for both yourself & the swimmer) & a cooler with plenty of water bottles &/or sports drinks. Most swim meet venues do have a concession stand, but it’s probably a good idea to bring your own drinks and snacks. Granola bars, protein bars, fruits such as bananas are also good snacks to bring. 

3. Meet Mobile app. Probably the most common go-to app for swim parents. It provides meet results, heat sheets, the meet schedule & more. The free version does not provide meet results, so if you’re OK with that you can try the free version first. But once you become a long-term swim parent, you will need the paid version.More details of the app can be found at:  https://www.active.com/mobile/meet-mobile-app. 

4. Spare swim cap and goggles. Maybe even a spare swimsuit! Unfortunate or unlucky things do happen from time to time and swim meets are not an exception. Bring a spare of everything in case a goggle breaks or a swim cap tears. 

5. Positive attitude and encouraging words. If it’s your first swim meet, it is most likely that your kid is more nervous than you!  Your child is going up on the diving blocks for their first race in front of a crowd. Be supportive and offer plenty of encouragement. 

6. Results from the meet will be posted to  www.swimcloud.com by Sunday afternoon.



AAU Spooky Splash @ Cumming Aquatic Center Meet Updates w/ New Start Time

Oct 26, 2024

Pool Address:

Updated Warm Up Schedule / Meet Start:

  • Sunday
    • Warm-Up
      • 7:45-8:05am - Johns Creek, Midway, Roswell
      • 8:05-8:25am - Sugarloaf, Hamilton Mill, Mt. Bethel, Georgia Tech
    • Meet Starts
      • 8:30am

Important Info & Links: 

  • Parents are asked to stay upstairs in the stands unless volunteering
  • Heat Sheet

Here are some basic items you would need to prepare as a swim parent:

1. SHARPIE!  It would be best to write your swimmer’s events, heat & lane number on their arm. Do not expect your kid’s coach will be calling (or looking) for your kid to prepare for their race. At first, you will need to be aware which event is happening in the pool and get your child prepared for their event. As your child gets older and have had several swim meets under their belt, they learn to get ready in time on their own – but during the early years, you definitely want to be aware of what is happening in the pool and remind your child to get ready for their event.

2. Snacks (for both yourself & the swimmer) & a cooler with plenty of water bottles &/or sports drinks. Most swim meet venues do have a concession stand, but it’s probably a good idea to bring your own drinks and snacks. Granola bars, protein bars, fruits such as bananas are also good snacks to bring.

3. Meet Mobile app. Probably the most common go-to app for swim parents. It provides meet results, heat sheets, the meet schedule & more. The free version does not provide meet results, so if you’re OK with that you can try the free version first. But once you become a long-term swim parent, you will need the paid version.More details of the app can be found at: https://www.active.com/mobile/meet-mobile-app.

4. Spare swim cap and goggles. Maybe even a spare swimsuit! Unfortunate or unlucky things do happen from time to time and swim meets are not an exception. Bring a spare of everything in case a goggle breaks or a swim cap tears.

5. Positive attitude and encouraging words. If it’s your first swim meet, it is most likely that your kid is more nervous than you!  Your child is going up on the diving blocks for their first race in front of a crowd. Be supportive and offer plenty of encouragement.

6. Results from the meet will be posted to www.swimcloud.com by Sunday afternoon.



SwimAtlanta October Invite 10/12-13 @ Georgia Tech Meet Updates

Oct 10, 2024

We are excited to announce that USA Swimming will have a videographer on site during the meet to capture footage for their officials certification courses and coach education social media channel (@usaswimmingnextgen).  All meet attendees (parents, swimmers, officials, coaches, and spectators) should review the attached media waiver.  If you agree to be photographed, no further action is required.  Should you wish to opt out of being photographed, please click the link below to fill out the form by noon on Friday, October 11, 2024. Media Waiver Opt Out Form

Important Info & Links:

Parking Information:
Please be aware that the parking deck may be closed, and there will be no prepay parking available this weekend. We will be using the GT Visitor Parking Lot, W02 Student Center Lot located at 353 Ferst Dr. This lot operates like an airport "click and pull" system.  Credit Card Only.

Pool Deck Access:
    •    Only volunteer timers, officials, swimmers, and coaches are allowed on the deck.

Warm-Up Schedule / Meet Start Times:

  • Saturday 
    • Warm-Up: 10:30-11:20am (Open)
    • Start:  11:30am
  • Sunday
    • Warm-Up:  8:30-9:20am (Open)
    • Start:  9:30am

Heat Sheets:
Heat sheets will not be sold at the meet but will be available online through Meet Mobile and the links below:

  • Saturday (Swimmers will need to provide his or her own timer for 400im)
  • Sunday (Swimmers will need to provide his or her own timer for 500free)

T-Shirt:  Simax will be in the lobby selling meet appreal.

Items to Prepare as a Swim Parent:

  1. Sharpie: Write your swimmer’s events, heat, and lane number on their arm. Do not expect your child’s coach to track them down for their races. In the early years, it’s important to stay aware of the events happening in the pool and ensure your child is prepared. As they gain more experience, they’ll learn to get ready on their own.
  2. Snacks and Drinks: Bring snacks (for both you and your swimmer) and a cooler with plenty of water or sports drinks. While most swim meet venues have concession stands, it’s a good idea to bring your own. Granola bars, protein bars, and fruits like bananas are excellent choices.
  3. Meet Mobile App: This app is a valuable resource for swim parents, providing meet results, heat sheets, schedules, and more. The free version does not include meet results, so consider upgrading to the paid version if you become a long-term swim parent. More details can be found here.
  4. Spare Equipment: Always bring a spare swim cap, goggles, and even a swimsuit. Unfortunate mishaps can happen, so having backups is essential.
  5. Positive Attitude and Encouragement: Remember, your child may be more nervous than you. Offer plenty of support and encouragement as they get ready to race, especially if it’s their first meet.