SAN DIEGO IMPERIAL SWIM MEETING MINUTES

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1 SAN DIEGO IMPERIAL SWIM MEETING MINUTES Mission Vision San Diego-Imperial Swimming prepares athletes for life-long success through competitive swimming San Diego Imperial Swimming is F.I.R.S.T. Fun, Integrity, Respect, Service, Team Fun is First! Date: 01/28/2019 Location: Scripps Research Institute Time: 7:45 PM Meeting Type: Board of Directors Chairperson: Kevin Lee Secretary: Rich Cosgrove AGENDA Agenda Items Person Time 1 Call to Order Kevin 7:45 2 Welcome Introduction Dave Hughes (WAVE) 3 Approval of Previous Meeting Minutes M/S/A without any corrections 4 Consent Agenda No comments Approval of Consent Agenda M/S/A 5 Discussion Topics from Consent Agenda Kevin Kevin 7:50 Kevin 7:55 a. Strategic Plan Discussion/Review: See table in the Consent Agenda. The LSC strategic plan was originally developed a couple of years ago as part of the LEAP certification effort. The plan should be reviewed and updated on an annual basis. Meeting activity attendees divided into two groups: 1) Brainstorm ideas to increase meet participation; 2) Brainstorm ideas to increase general membership in SI Swimming. Kevin 8:00 o 1) Ideas from subgroup for increasing meet participation: Try a three session per day format girl s session, boy s session, combined gender session. All events would be offered each session. Teams/swimmers would choose a single session to attend each day of the meet. The idea is to have shorter session durations. Increase number of meets on a given weekend to three or four, each one day, at different locations. Meets would be pre-seeded, swim all age groups and genders together. Again the idea is to reduce the duration of meet sessions. Conduct tri or quad meets assign three or four teams to a session (again to manage session length). Swim newer swimmers and any relays earlier in each session. Have a social event after the session has concluded. NCA has implemented this in a tri-meet format with approximately 375 swimmers, duration was Meeting Agenda Template 2013 Vertex42.com

2 o four hours. 2) Ideas from subgroup for increasing SI membership: Ease JO time standards for 10 and under swimmers. Build relationships with aquatics facilities that SI does not currently use to facilitate growth. Question raised are the City of San Diego recreational pools available for use by SI teams for practice locations/meets? It is felt that increased access to aquatics facilities could lead to the growth of the sport in San Diego. Engage in drowning prevention programs which could lead to swim lessons possibly leading to competitive swimming. Increase the number of Summer Leagues and use them as a gateway to USA Swimming. Establish better links with high school swimming. Leverage local elite athletes for outreach. Conduct introductory meets that are not long in duration. This idea is currently being taken up by the USA Swimming Board. Distribute information to schools P.E. programs. Interface with schools that have aquatics as part of their P.E. programs. Advertise on PeachJar. b. USA Swimming Leadership Summit: Held at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs. SI Swimming can nominate a coach and an athlete to attend. The date of the summit conflicts with most high school league championships this year. The preference would be to send a coach and athlete who have never attended the USA Aquatic Convention nor any past summit. Nominations are due 2/2/2019. Nominations should be submitted to Kevin Lee by 1/31/ Member Feedback: No comments. 7 Additions to Agenda: New Athlete Protection Training will be in effect on 2/4/2019. o Consists of an annual core training and test. o An additional USA Swimming course component will be required in addition to the core training starting in one year SI Long Course Meet Schedule: o The JO Max South meet is out for re-bid. o Re-bid submissions will be due by the start of the Program Committee meeting that will be held on Monday, 2/18/2019 during the break at the Senior Classic meet at BBMAC. o Approval of the balance of the 2019 SI Long Course Meet Schedule M/S/A. Official of the Quarter. o The SI Officials Committee has initiated an Official of the Quarter Award. o The official who was selected by the committee for this past quarter is Kim Chevallier (RSD). The San Diego Padres are hosting a Swimming and Water Polo night again this coming season. o The game will be on 6/1/2019 against Seattle. o T-shirts will be given away. The San Diego Padres have also extended the option of hosting the SI Board of Directors meetings at Petco Park which would include free parking. Kevin 8:20 Kevin 8:30 Kevin 8:35 Meeting Agenda Template 2013 Vertex42.com

3 The YMCA will be taking over the running of the Cal State Games swim meet in The date of the meet has been moved to avoid a schedule conflict with the SI meet schedule. The N3 evaluator (officials) for the upcoming Sectionals meet in Carlsbad has been changed to Mary Kramer (AZ) due to a schedule conflict that arose for the original evaluator. Mary Redmond requested that a link to DeckPass be placed on the SI Swimming website homepage USA Swimming registration reminder from Mary Redmond. All teams should ensure that all of their swimmers have renewed their memberships for the new year. 8 Adjournment Kevin 8:58 NEXT MEETING March 18, 2019, 7:45PM - Homewood Suites Mission Valley??? OTHER NOTES OR INFORMATION Call in info: (641) access code: # Online: Richard Cosgrove 1/28/2019 Recorded By: Date: Meeting Agenda Template 2013 Vertex42.com

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6 General Chair Report - Kevin Lee Treasurer s Report - John McGlynn Finance Committee Report - Kevin Lee Membership Report - Mary Redmond Athlete Executive Committee - Maria Davila Administrative Vice Chair - Sally Taggart Safe Sport Report - Sean Redmond Officials Committee Report - Cal Gabriel/Debbie Baldwin Equipment Report - Carlos Davila Operational Risk Report - Keith Clements Age Group Vice Chair - Kristyn Evans Diversity Committee Report - Krissy Payton Adaptive Swimming - Mike Demarco Technical Planning Vice Chair - Pete Murphy Senior Vice Chair - Dan Peck Coach Representative - Greg Spire SI BOD Meeting - January 28, 2019 General Chair Report - Kevin Lee LEAP2 and LEAP3 Due to an operator error, I was filling out the LEAP3 requirements instead of the LEAP2 requirements. After realizing my error and going back to LEAP2, we are very close to completing LEAP2 - need 3 more points and I believe I can easily get 4 points Because I was working on LEAP3 when I thought I was working on LEAP2, we are also pretty close to LEAP3 We have achieved all of the mandatory points for LEAP3, but are still short 5 points to achieve LEAP3 Currently planned points Training program for meet managers and timing operators - 2 pts Athlete recognition awards - 1 pt

7 Diversity Meet - 1 pt Would someone be willing to hold an Athlete Protection Training Awareness session? It could be something like running through the safe sport training for athletes (12andU). It makes sense for us to complete LEAP2 and LEAP3 as soon as we can because they are going to change the program in the near future and it will probably be harder to complete. Review Strategic Plan Original plan was generated with the help of Jane Grosser during an LSC strategic planning meeting in 2017 Need to revisit the strategic goals Are the goals still valid? Should we update our action steps? USA Swimming Leadership Summit - April Need to nominate an athlete and coach by Feb 2. Weekend conflicts with High School League Championships - are there athletes that would be willing to attend? Priority given to athlete/coach that has not attended convention? 2019 USA SWIMMING LEADERSHIP SUMMIT FACT SHEET WHEN: WHERE: Thursday, April 25 (4:00pm) thru Sunday, April 28 (noon) Olympic Training Center, Colorado Springs, CO ATTENDEES One athlete per LSC (there will be limited space for LSCs that want to send a second athlete) Airfare will be reimbursed for one athlete (up to $600) Colorado Springs ground transportation, dorms and meals will be provided for athletes One coach per LSC Airfare will be reimbursed for one coach (up to $600) Colorado Springs ground transportation, hotel (double occupancy) and meals will be provided for coaches ATHLETE REQUIREMENTS Can complete 10 x 100 1:20; 10 x 50 1:00 (SC yards) Must be physically fit for 5:00am high altitude swims Has not participated in a senior national level meet or other USA Swimming camp Did not attend the 2018 Leadership Summit or the 2018 USA Swimming convention Actively competing member of USA Swimming Demonstrated success in the classroom Demonstrated leadership potential either in the LSC or another area of life Has a commitment to give back and serve the sport in the long term Age requirement: must be either years old as of April 15, 2019 LSC Junior Athlete Reps preferred; high school sophomores & juniors preferred

8 COACH REQUIRMENTS Have a desire to continue to develop within the sport Must be current USA Swimming coach members in good standing Did not attend the 2018 Leadership Summit CURRICULUM TO INCLUDE Personal values and the connection to leadership development; how leadership styles work together Clean Sport Safe Sport D&I Governance Mental Health Pool workouts (one per day) Servant Leadership Social interaction movie night, scavenger hunt, mountain hike (weather permitting), community service Breakfast with Olympians Conducting an Athlete Leadership Summit in your LSC TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS LSCs will be responsible for booking flights for their attendees. USA Swimming will reimburse up to $600 for each airfare (one athlete & one coach). Reimbursement will not be made until AFTER the Summit. Athlete and coach must attend the entire Summit. Actual receipts will be required; an amount listed on a credit card bill will not be acceptable. Attendees need to arrive in Colorado Springs no later than 3:00pm Thursday 4/25; return flights should not be earlier than 2:30pm on Sunday 4/28. Attendees will be picked up at the Colorado Springs airport by the Olympic Training Center in well-marked buses. Failure to provide USA Swimming with arrival and departure information by April 1st could result in your attendees not having transportation to the Training Center. Cab fare will not be reimbursed by USA Swimming unless approved by Cathy Durance in advance. Ground transportation from Denver International Airport will not be provided unless there is an emergency. HOUSING Athletes will stay at the Olympic Training Center in dorm rooms. Some of the rooms have two twin beds, some have three. Gender specific bathrooms are on each floor. Some rooms are on the third floor; there are no elevators. There will be chaperones staying on each floor as well. Coaches will stay in a nearby hotel and all rooms will be double occupancy. We will have four 12-passenger vans for coaches to use getting back and forth to the Training Center. MEALS All meals will be provided at the Olympic Training Center. REGISTRATION, WAIVERS AND RELEASE FORMS By late February, attendees will be receiving a Summit registration form, waivers from USA Swimming, waivers from the Olympic Training Center, a pre-event survey from USA Swimming, and the Summit

9 Survival Guide. The survival guide will include a packing list, schedule for the weekend, and everything attendees need to know in advance to have a positive experience during the Summit. Parents of the athlete attendees will need to sign the USA Swimming and Training Center release forms and waiver. Coaches and athletes will sign them as well. All attendees will be asked to submit a photo for their Training Center ID; this will be a standard credential-type facial photo with no background restrictions. Instructions will be sent to each attendee in advance. Complete the nomination form, save it as a Word or.pdf, then send it to cdurance@usaswimming.org no later than Monday, January 28 th. The person listed as your Summit contact will receive confirmation that your nominees have been accepted; flights should not be booked until confirmations and travel instructions have been sent to the LSC contact. LSCs will be notified in early February if an additional athlete can be nominated. Questions should be directed to cdurance@usaswimming.org. Treasurer s Report - John McGlynn No report submitted Finance Committee Report - Kevin Lee The finance committee recommended to rebalance the investment portfolio back to initial distributions that was originally proposed since the market is down. This was done by selling some of the ETF s that had done better and buying some that were underperforming to get back to the original distribution levels. All transactions were completed in December 2018.

10 SAN DIEGO IMPERIAL SWIMMING BOARD OF DIRECTORS STRATEGIC WORKSHEET: January 2017 KEY AREA: Athlete Participation STRATEGIC GOAL MEASURABLE OBJECTIVES Increase Meet Attendance Encourage Higher Performance, IMX Participation Goal: 60-70% of swimmers participating in at least 4 meets per year Goal: Increase 13/o percentage of IMX participation to 10% *12/u to 10% IMX participation Goal: Have time standards reflect Local distribution. ACTION STEPS Make meets family friendly Conduct unjudged Novice Event Concurrently with sanctioned A B or C meets.(dual Course) Theme Meets (Halloween, Spin the wheel Prizes for heat winners Manage length of meet sessions. Small # of teams per session, 6 teams 8-10, 6 teams 10-12, etc. Celebrity Picture if you swim meet. Fun Meet; must swim fun event to swim regular event. Relays including non-age-group relays Make IMX Scholarship Certificate for those who qualify for IMX Set new time standards (ABC) to reflect a more balanced distribution of SI swimmers. TASK What needs to be done? Identify funding for x number of scholarships per year. Form a scholarship committee to determine criteria/select recipients WHO? Responsible Party Program Committee Sub-task force WHEN? Deadlines/Milestones September 1, % September 1, % September 1, % September 1, % Scholarship Committee IMX 10 % by 09/01/18 Appoint Scholarship Committee by March 1, 2017 Report by May 1, 2017 Task Force done by March 1, 2017 incorporate when feasible Commented [KL1]: 45% today higher than before, but not positive what it was Commented [KL2]: 9.4% today Goal: Give recognition to swimmers achieving higher level times Publish list of swimmers qualified for Jr. Nats, etc. on LSC website

11 SAN DIEGO IMPERIAL SWIMMING BOARD OF DIRECTORS STRATEGIC WORKSHEET: January 2017 KEY AREA: Communication/Marketing STRATEGIC GOAL MEASURABLE OBJECTIVES Educate clubs on available Increase club participation in USA Swimming programs CRP ACTION STEPS recognition of achievement on LSC web site TASK What needs to be done? encourage and follow up with clubs on their progress with CRP WHO? Responsible Party Club Development Committee WHEN? Deadlines/Milestones publish the number of swimmers who participate in meets by teams host a CRP workshop for clubs STRATEGIC GOAL Increase communications to all members MEASURABLE OBJECTIVES Increase social media presence ACTION STEPS TASK What needs to be done? WHO? Responsible Party WHEN? Deadlines/Milestones Develop a public relations position Increase number of members who can be directly reached via Create an ing list for all members/families create specific lists that target coach, official, athlete, etc. Create a banner with basic info (web page, facebook, etc) shown at all meets more accomplishments and recognition published in the local and regional papers getting a list of registered members/families from USA-S or SI Swim office? Registration Chair

12 SAN DIEGO IMPERIAL SWIMMING BOARD OF DIRECTORS STRATEGIC WORKSHEET: January 2017 KEY AREA: Governance STRATEGIC GOAL Obtain LEAP 3 MEASURABLE OBJECTIVES ACTION STEPS TASK What needs to be done? WHO? Responsible Party WHEN? Deadlines/Milestones STRATEGIC GOAL Increase participation of Members, Parents and Clubs in USA Swimming and LSC initiatives MEASURABLE OBJECTIVES Increase total officials by 30 Increase club representation at LSC meetings Increase club participation on LSC committees ACTION STEPS Officials committee develop a recruitment strategy Educate teams as to benefit of representation at LSC level Agenda for meetings to be posted on SI website 5 days prior to mtg Review committee list to ensure equitable distribution of duties[there are 20 committees] TASK What needs to be done? provide Web-Ex access for meeting attendance include a member feedback section on agenda Recommend changes to the committee to better represent LSC club membership and demographics WHO? Responsible Party John Smigal 06/30/17 Governance Committee WHEN? Deadlines/Milestones 3/31/17 Parent education and Form Parent Education Review list of Governance 5/1/17

13 volunteering Committee of 3-5 individuals- need coach and 1 athlete/ would need to update bylaws candidates and invite potential members Committee 15 min Education session for parents/ point person to ask meet questions during meet warm up/general questions ex: deck pass instructions List items for education[deck pass, 1st meet tips] Governance Committee/Education committee ASAP SAN DIEGO IMPERIAL SWIMMING BOARD OF DIRECTORS STRATEGIC WORKSHEET: January 2017 KEY AREA: STRATEGIC GOAL Strengthen LSC oversight and governance process MEASURABLE OBJECTIVES Create a governance committee ACTION STEPS TASK What needs to be done? WHO? Responsible Party WHEN? Deadlines/Milestones identify areas of LSC strengths and weaknesses appoint task force to fully review LSC Statistics

14 1/19/2019 Positions for SI Swimming XXXX-7019 Print Accounts >Positions : for XXXX-7019 as of 01/19/19 03:24 PM Account Value $389, Cash & Cash Invest. $23, Market Value $366, Day Change +$2, (0.61%) Cost Basis $335, Gain/Loss +$31, (+9.27%) Group By: Security Type Symbol Price Change Day Change 2 Gain/Loss 3 % of Name Full Short Quantity Price $ % Market Value $ % Cost Basis $ % Rating 4 Reinvest? Account 5 ETFs & Closed End Funds VEA VANGUARD FTSE DEVELOPED... VWO VANGUARD FTSE EMERGING... VUG VANGUARD GROWTH ETF BIV VANGUARD INTERMEDIATE... BLV VANGUARD LONG TERM BOND ETF VMBS VANGUARD MORTGAGE BACKED... BSV VANGUARD SHORT-TERM BOND... VB VANGUARD SMALL CAP ETF 1,573 $ $ % $61, $ $ % $15, $ $ % $54, $ $ % $22, $ $ % $19, $ $ % $18, $ $0.00 0% $44, $ $ % $18, $ % +$ % +$ % -$ % -$ % -$ % +$0.00 0% +$ % $57, $13, $40, $23, $20, $19, $45, $14, $3, % +$2, % +$13, % -$ % -$ % -$ % -$ % +$3, % -- No 15.88% -- No 4.09% -- No 13.95% -- No 5.78% -- No 4.92% -- No 4.79% -- No 11.45% -- No 4.62% BNDX VANGUARD TOTAL... -$ $ $44, % -$ % $44, $ % -- No 11.3% VTV VANGUARD VALUE ETF +$ $ $53, % +$ % $43, $9, % -- No 13.68% VSS VGRD FTSE ALL WRLD EX US... +$ $ $13, % +$ % $13, $ % -- No 3.51% ETFs & Closed End Funds Total $366, $2, % $335, $31, % 93.96% Cash & Money Market Cash & Money Market 7 $23, $0.00 0% % Cash & Money Market Total $23, $0.00 0% N/A N/A 6.04% Account Total $389, $2, % $335, $31, % Prices and Market Values are real-time and based on NASDAQ Last Sale or a consolidated market quote unless otherwise indicated. Quotes from the Toronto Stock Exchange and TSX Venture Exchange are delayed for professional users. Non-professional users may see a mix of real time and delayed quotes. For Mutual funds, the NAV is a daily calculation occurring after market close. This process may take 2-to-4 hours before a final NAV is made available to the public. As your agreement for the receipt and use of market data provides, the securities markets (1) reserve all rights to the market data that they make available; (2) do not guarantee that data; and (3) shall not be liable for any loss due either to their negligence or to any cause beyond their reasonable control. 1. The Account Day Change ($) and (%) are based on the difference between the sum of the current market value of all positions plus the current cash balances less the previous closing values for iti d h b l Th A t D Ch ill b il bl til h i t th t k t 1/2

15 Membership Report - Mary Redmond Jan 2019 Jan 2018 Athlete Premium Athlete Flex 95 Athlete Season Athlete Outreach Athlete Total Individual Life 5 4 Non-Athlete Total Club Organization Club Total Athlete Executive Committee - Maria Davila No report submitted Administrative Vice Chair - Sally Taggart IMX Recognition Programs: Will put up scholarship form and announce week after Carlsbad Sectionals Will announce number of current short course IMX 12&U achievers week after Carlsbad sectionals and remind LSC of pizza party opportunity Will have long course travel sheet available by April 1 st with feedback from Dan / coaches Policies and Procedures / By Laws Completed draft By Law update with new USA swimming on January 13 th (thanks to all that made it!). Next steps are Create by law draft template, made draft required changes to policies and procedures as required by new template, and summarize the changes (early March).

16 Have suggestions on how to review changes in advance of HOD meeting / timing of HOD meeting for discussion at March BOD meeting Develop implementation plan overview for HOD meeting All Sports Per executive team conference call on January 17 th, are looking at options for getting funds owed to SI swimming recommended by forensic accountants Club Excellence Program (passed at HOD meeting): Will have form available and on website by June 1 st for teams to begin work to complete. Due date will be 8/31/2019. Safe Sport Report - Sean Redmond No report. Officials Committee Report - Cal Gabriel/Debbie Baldwin New officials clinic scheduled for January 31, 6:30PM, at Mission Valley YMCA. Currently there are 13 officials signed up for the clinic. Equipment Report - Carlos Davila No report submitted. Operational Risk Report - Keith Clements No report submitted. Age Group Vice Chair - Kristyn Evans No report. Diversity Committee Report - Krissy Payton Working on finding a date for a local diversity swim camp.

17 Adaptive Swimming - Mike Demarco No report submitted. Technical Planning Vice Chair - Pete Murphy The program committee is planning on offering more short course meet formats during the summer to allow more opportunities for clubs to host a meet. Senior Vice Chair - Dan Peck Past Winter Championship Meet Report Winter Sectionals Sectional Runners Up: Justin Lee 100 Breast, Greta Fanta 500 Free, Men s 400 Medley Relay Team Scoring NCA Combined 2 nd Place Overall! Men s 2 nd Place Overall, Women s 1 st Place Overall Junior Nationals Swimmers making Top-24 were: Stephan Lukashev RSD (50 Free 11 th, 100 Fly 20 th ) Rachel Rhee RSD (500 Free 12 th, 50 Free 16 th, 200 Free 15 th, 100 Breast 10 th - SI Record 1:01.81 ) Greta Fanta NCA (1650 Free 7 th ) Chris Nagy NCA (1650 Free 15th) Libby Gilbert NCA (500 Free 9 th, 200 Back 11 th SI Record 1:56.43 ) Tegan Preston NCA (200 Breast 8 th ) New Relay SI Records RSD 200 Medley Relay 1:43.42 (Peterson, Rhee, Coffin, Crage) RSD 400 Medley Relay Tied 3:44.35 (Thomas, Rhee, Coffin, Crage) RSD 200 Free Relay 1:32.71 (Crage, Kragh, Rhee, Coffin) Total SI Scoring after Relays: 165 Points (NCA 15 th 94 Points, RSD 17 th 71 Points) Senior Nationals 3 SI Swimmers attended. All swam Top-24 in at least 1 event. Juli is only scorer with 1 point in Pierce Dietz WSST (200 Free 20 th ) Juli Arzave SBA (800 Free 20 th, 400 Free 22 nd, th )

18 Danielle Nowaski CAST (200 Fly 24 th ) Past Winter Travel Assistance Report Sectionals - $4340 Total NCA Only Junior Nationals $21,051 Total NCA, BAY, RSD, PS, SBA - (1 Team did not submit) Senior Nationals - $5000 Total SBA, WSST, CAST Future Travel Assistance Allowances Open Water Nationals / Junior Nationals May 3-5 Miami $550 Flight, $150 Per 3 Nights, $200 Car Total = 60% Assistance = $720 Proposed Summer Meets to be established at March Meeting Upcoming Senior Reminders Carlsbad Sectionals - OME Only. Open for Entry Now No Assistance Senior Classic Entries Due Soon High School Swim Must Swim Unattached at all meets except Sectionals (I think this is still the case. CIF meeting still has not occurred or been released. Assume it is the same and Sectionals still has the exemption it has had in the past). In the past the attachment rule has been generally regarded as a rule after they start swimming meets so some athletes may still be attached at Senior Classic. Athletes can unattach meet to meet and don t have to unattach to the SI office. Season and tryouts are starting a week earlier and all championship meets (Leagues, CIFs, and States) are a week earlier. Reminder: Try to work with high school coaches. They can make their rules for their team and swimmers do not have the right to swim for high school if club interferes with a coach s rules. CIF will not help and the more issues we bring to them or demand high school allow them to swim club, the more they will fight allowing club and high school to co-exist in the spring. Try to solve issues civilly first.

19 If a coach will not allow a swimmer to miss practices for club, that is their right. You and your athlete will have to decide what you want to do after that and whether you can work it out within their rules or not. Update on Upcoming Senior Programs Open Water 1) Open Water Interest Zoom was held Saturday January 12 th There were 14 attendees. Topics included education about myths surrounding Open Water, Vision of the future, and videos about possibilities for select camps. 2) Open Water Clinics - Feb 3 rd we will be having our first informal open water clinic at Poway Community. We will set up buoys and do a pool workout and skills workshop. Al Smigal and Grant Schenk (coaching with PS and attended Open Water National Select Camp while in HS) will help and talk to groups and teach skills. Camp is broken into 13&Over and 12&Under so group swimming safety will be maintained. March 10 th is also booked for another clinic. 3) Compiling Information for Open Water section of SI website. Should be out soon with info about the sport and upcoming races and events. 4) Immediate Future Action Items: a. Continue to develop interest through camps, zooms, and education including meetings at Jos, Senior Classic and Sectionals. b. Decide by March if enough interest exists to truly pursue a September/October LSC Championship this year San Diego Select Camps - Summary 1) March th is Date of Granite Hills. We are already booked. 2) 4 Camp Tracks (Sprint, Distance, IM/Breast, Fly/Back) 3) Each Camp will have 16 Boys and 16 Girls (32 Total) = 128 Total Athletes 4) Athletes will be selected to camps based on top Power Point event. They cannot choose. Athletes must be in high school, 14-18yo and currently swimming for an SI team. Selection will be with times from September 1 st, 2018 March 3 rd, 2019 and take place right after the Sectional Meet Results post. Full details on selection procedure attached. 5) Each Camp will have both swim and dryland workouts as well as classroom education sessions. Camp will end with an informal swim meet. Lunch Provided each day. Daily Camp Schedule of each camp track attached. 6) Coaches are being secured from the top senior coaches in San Diego with 2 coaches for each camp. Guest Speakers are also being secured. 7) Athletes and Coaches can decline the camp and it will fall down to next qualifier until all spots are filled. There will be a fee for the camp as a reservation charge around $50. The LSC will pay for the majority of the camp costs. 8) More Information and teasers to athletes will be distributed at JOs, Senior Classic and Sectionals Select Camp Committee: Dan Peck, Sally Taggert, Brent Garreipy, Mary and Sean Redmond, Isabelle Rowe(Athlete) and Maja Palmroos (Athlete)

20 We met via zoom on January 21 st and will continue to work on details. A lot of this is in place and we have the bones of a great weekend camp for our top athletes. 128 Unique athletes will get a chance to participate and train together. If you are wishing to inquire about coaching you can Dan at dan@pacificswim.com Coaches Social / Education I did not get to this as I was planning camps and working on other things. February is hard to find a weekend. Still would like to implement sometime this spring. Possible ideas: 1) Senior Classic or JO Social during Meet Days (Post Meet Happy Hour) 2) Select Camp Social - Saturday Dinner after camp? (Long Day though) 3) March or April House BBQ Sunday Afternoon I think we can do some of the informal socials during the meets as well, but we can make it a more formal education or idea exchange better if we wait and do one that is NOT tied to a long tiring event. I will look for dates to have a house BBQ in March or April.

21 San Diego Select Camp Proposed Schedules and Itineraries Distance Camp Saturday 7-10am Swim Training (3 Hour) 10:30-11:20 Meeting / Education 11:30-12:30 Strength -Circuit Training 12:30-1:30pm Lunch 1:30-3:30pm Swim Training (Power / Technique Based) 3:30-4:15pm Turns 4:45-5:30 Meeting / Education Sunday 7-10am Swim (3 Hour) 10:30-11:20 Meeting / Education 11:30-12:30 Strength P90x 12:30-1:30pm Lunch 1:30-2:30 Full Group Meeting Guest Speaker 3:00-5:30 - Finishing Meet IM / Breast Camp Saturday 7-9:30am Swim Workout 9:30-10 Starts Education 10:30-11:30 Strength P90X 11:45-12:30 Meeting / Education 12:30-1:30 Lunch 1:30-2:15 Meeting / Education 2:45-3:30 Turn Clinic 3:30-5:15 Swim Training (Power / Technique Based) Sunday 7-9:30am Swim Workout 9:30-10 Starts and Turns Practice 10:30-11:30 Strength Circuit Training 11:45-12:30 Meeting / Education 12:30-1:30 Lunch 1:30-2:30 Full Group Meeting Guest Speaker 3:00-5:30 - Finishing Meet

22 Sprint Camp Saturday 7-8am Strength P90X 8:15-9:15 Meeting / Education 9:30-10am Starts Education 10-12:15 Swim Training 12:30-1:30 Lunch Break 1:30-3:30pm Swim Training (Power / Technique Based) 3:30-4:15pm Turns 4:45-5:30 Meeting / Education Sunday 7-8am Strength Circuit Training 8:15-9:15 Meeting / Education 9:30-10am Starts and Turns Practice 10-12:15 Swim Training 12:30-1:30 Lunch Break 1:30-2:30 Full Group Meeting Guest Speaker 3:00-5:30 - Finishing Meet Fly / Back Camp Saturday 7-8am Meeting / Education 8:15-9:15 Strength Circuit Training 9:30-10 Fly Starts Education 9:30-11:45 Back Training 10-12:15 Fly Training 11:45-12:15 Back Start Education 12:30-1:30pm Lunch 1:30-2:15 Meeting / Education 2:45-3:30 Turn Clinic 3:30-5:15 Swim Training (Power / Technique Based) Sunday 7-8am Meeting / Education 8:15-9:15 Strength P90X 9:30-10 Starts and Turns Practice 10-12:15 Swim Training 12:30-1:30pm Lunch 1:30-2:30 Full Group Meeting Guest Speaker 3:00-5:00 - Finishing Meet

23 San Diego Select Camp Selection Procedure Eligibility 1) High School Age 14-18yo 2) Still Attending High School 3) Swimming Currently with an SI Team As of 2/28 Athletes should be physically healthy and able to attend all parts of the camp. Athletes / Coaches can turn accept or decline camp invitation. Athletes should have been training regularly with their teams. Sprint Free (16) Top 5 50 Free Top Free Top Free Distance Free (16) Top Free Top Free Top Free IM/Breast (16) Top IM Top IM Top Breast Top Breast Back/Fly (16) Top Fly Top Fly Top Back Top Back Athletes are selected for a specific camp based on top Power Point Event Athletes Event Selection for a specific camp is based on top Power Point Score Age is NOT a determining factor. Duplicate Selections for an athlete that have a lesser power point score will be removed and invitations will fall to the next available swimmer in that event until full. Declining Athletes will be removed and fall to the next athlete until full. Times will be since 9/1/2018 and up to 3/3/19. Selection Itinerary Selection Date : March 5 th (Invitations will be sent electronically to coaches immediately) Deadline to Accept: March 9 th (Swimmers NOT responding will be marked as declined and Alternates will be notified.) Final Camp Roster Set: March 13th

24 In order to wait until after Sectionals, it will be tight. Athletes will be able to pre-decline at Sectionals. Athletes interested that know they may be selected should keep the dates for the camp clear just in case. They will not know until after the March 5 th Selection. Coach Representative - Greg Spire No report submitted.

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