2022 Georgia Swimming Short Course Senior State Championship

Nov 22, 2022

SwimAtlanta is excited to be running the 2022 Short Course Senior State Championship at GA Tech. Swimmers in the 400im, 500free, 1000free, & 1650 Free will need to provide their own counter and timer. We will be running a girls pool and boys pool for prelims. Fine Designs will be at the meet for all your Official Swim Meet Apparel.  Reddiset Swim Shop will be able to help swimmers with purchasing new tech suits, practice suits, caps, googles, and etc. SwimAtlanta is thrilled to have River Oak Photography to provide action photography at the Georgia Senior State Short Course State Championship for our Georgia Swimming swimmers and families.  Make your reservations in advance online at riveroakphotography.com/reserve-online/senior-state/ Contact [email protected] with any questions.

Meet Schedule:

  • Friday Prelims:
    • Warm-Up 9:00-10:20am
    • Start 10:30am
  • Updated Saturday Prelims:
    • Warm-Up 9:30-10:35
    • Start 10:45am
  • Sunday Prelims:
    • Warm-Up 9:00-10:20am
    • Start 10:30am
  • Friday, Saturday, & Sunday Fiinals:
    • Warm-Up 5:00-5:50pm
    • Start 6:00pm 

Only volunteers, timers, counters, officials, swimmers, and coaches will be allowed on the pool deck.  To sign up to be a timer please click here.



Fall Splash Meet Updates @ Cumming Aquatic Center

Nov 11, 2022

Important Info & Links: 

  • Parents are asked to stay upstairs in the stands unless volunteering
  • Warm-Up Schedule
    • 8:00-8:20am - SwimAtlanta - Johns Creek, Midway, Roswell
    • 8:20-8:40am - Troup County Sharks / SwimAtlanta - Sugarloaf, Hamilton Mill, Mt. Bethel, GA Tech
  • Meet Starts at 8:45am 
  • Heat sheets will not be sold at the meet but will be available online through Meet Mobile and below 

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 Veterans Day Invite Meet Updates

Nov 4, 2022

Meet Updates:

  • Georgia Tech Swim Team has a swim meet on Saturday.  Swimmers will not be allowed on pool deck till the college teams are done warming down.
  • Swimmers will access the pool deck from the back hallway.  Swimmers will not be using the stair case on the pool deck.  Please make sure to listen to security for directions in case the college teams are still in the water.
  • Swimmers will be seating on the pool deck.
  • 700 Spectators are allowed in the stands.  No chairs will be allowed in the stands. Please make sure to limit your time in the stands so all families can watch their swimmers race.  
  • Only Volunteers, Officials, Swimmers, and Coaches will be allowed on the pool deck.
  • Swimmers swimming the 400IM, 1000Free, and 500Free will need to positive check in.
  • Swimmers in the 400IM, 1000Free, and 500 Free will need to provide their own timer and counter.

Parking:

Updated Warm-Up & Start Times:

  • Saturday:  Open Warm-Up 3:00-3:40pm / Meet Start 3:45pm
  • Sunday:   Open Warm-Up 8:30-9:20am / Meet Start 9:30am

Heat Sheets (Heat Sheets show estimated start times per heat.  These are just estimates to help families and swimmers know when to be ready.  Meet can run faster than published start times.):



SwimAtlanta Trick or Treat Splash Meet Updates

Oct 21, 2022

Important Info & Links: 

  • Parents are asked to stay upstairs in the stands unless volunteering
  • Warm-Up Schedule
    • 12:00-12:20pm - SwimAtlanta - Johns Creek, Midway, Roswell
    • 12:20-12:40pm - Cumming Waves / SwimAtlanta - Sugarloaf, Hamilton Mill, Mt. Bethel, GA Tech
  • Meet Starts at 12:45pm
  • Heat sheets will not be sold at the meet but will be available online through Meet Mobile and below 

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.



Auburn War Eagle Invitational Meet Updates

Oct 13, 2022

Please make sure to park in any legal parking spot. Folding chairs are not allowed in the facility, but stadium seats are encouraged. 

This entire meet will run FAST to slow for all events and we will deck enter the 500's and the 400 IM's so they will not appear in the attached heat sheets.  Friday night Warm ups will be OPEN and begin at 4 pm and the building will not open before 3:30 pm.  The meet will begin at 5 pm. Competition will only be in the center course Friday night.  

Saturday and Sunday events will be split by gender.  Girls will compete in center course and boys will swim in pool by the stairs.

Reminder that Auburn is in the Central Time Zone.

Warm-Up Schedule:

  • Friday 4:00-4:50pm (CST)
  • Saturday 9:25-10:00am (CST)
  • Sunday 9:25-10:00am (CST)

Heat Sheets:

 



2022 SwimAtlanta October Fall Invite Meet Updates

Sep 30, 2022

Come to the meet early on Saturday and watch Georgia Tech race Emory University from 11:00-2:00pm.  This is a great opportunity for swimmers to watch some fast swimming from two elite university swim programs in the Atlanta area.

Saturday Warm-Ups not before 2:00pm meet will start at 3:00pm.  Sunday building will not open till 8:30am.  Sunday warm-ups 9:00am with the meet starting at 10:00am.  Both days we will be running open warm-ups.  All events and heats will be competing in the center pool this weekend.  After warm-ups the pool under the scoreboard will be closed.  

  • PrePay Parking Link or you can  always use the option of the W02 Student Center Lot located at 353 Ferst Dr. This is a click and pull lot (like the airport). The cost is $2 per hour with a $15 max per day. Credit Card Only. (Volunteer Timers please email [email protected] about getting a parking pass)
  • Heat Sheet


2022 SwimAtlanta KickOff Meet Updates

Sep 16, 2022

SwimAtlanta Swimmers, Officials, and coaches are excited to be hosting the KickOff Meet for the 2022-2023 swim season on Sunday, September 18th.

Important Info & Links: 

  • PrePay Parking Link or you can  always use the option of the W02 Student Center Lot located at 353 Ferst Dr. This is a click and pull lot (like the airport). The cost is $2 per hour with a $15 max per day. Credit Card Only. 
  • Warm-Up Schedule
    • 8:30-9:00am - SwimAtlanta - Sugarloaf, Hamilton Mill, Johns Creek, Georgia Tech, & Pelican Swim Club
    • 9:00-9:30am - SwimAtlanta - Midway, Mt. Bethel, Roswell, Chastain Park Aquatic Club, Southern Crescent Aquatic Team
  • Meet Starts at 9:40am
  • Heat sheets will not be sold at the meet but will be available online through Meet Mobile and below 

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. My boys usually do not drink Gatorade, but they do bring a bottle of Gatorade during swim meets. 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.

 



2022 LC 14&under State & JO Championship Updates

Jul 13, 2022

This is a Prelim/Finals Championship Meet.  11-12 swimmers will be swimming 2 heats at night.  13-14 swimmers will be swimming 3 heats at night.  The fastest seeded heat of the 11-12 200 Breast, 11-12 200 Back, 11-12 200 Fly, 11-12 400 free, 11-12 400IM, 13-14 400 Free, & 13-14 400IM will swim at finals.  SwimAtlanta will be swimming relays. Please make sure your swimmer checks with his or her coach about relays.  Prelims will be run with chase starts.  10&unders & JO Swimmers events are Time Final. We are not sure about other sessions currently.

Meet Host is in need of volunteer timers if you are able to help please click on this link:  https://www.signupgenius.com/go/60b0b4eadac2ca7fc1-gaagegroup

PrePay Parking  We are not sure if parking attendants will be taking payments each day to park. But just incase they are not there is always the option of the W02 Student Center Lot located at 353 Ferst Dr. This is a click and pull lot (like the airport). The cost is $2 per hour with a $15 max per day. Credit Card Only.  This might be a cheaper option for some swimmers & families.

Warm-Up & Start Times:

Thursday

  • Warm-Up 3:00-3:50pm Meet Starts 4:00pm

Friday, Saturday, Sunday Prelims

  • Warm-Up 7:30-8:50am / Meet Starts 9:00am

Friday, Saturday, Sunday 10&unders & JO events

  • Warm-Up 1:30-2:20pm / Meet Starts 2:30pm

Friday & Saturday Finals

  • Warm-Up 5:00-5:50pm / Meet Starts 6:00pm

Sunday Finals

  • Warm-Up 5:30-6:20pm / Meet Starts 6:30pm

Meet Documents: