Mainland Swimming
Things to Know…
About Swimming!
Swimming is a fall sport that begins right with the beginning of school. The season is 13 weeks long and practices are after school from 3-5 Monday through Friday. Meets are typically during the week after school with a few that are on the weekend such as championships and a few invitationals.
About Mainland’s Program!
Mainland Swimming is a growing, competitive program that is returning many seasoned athletes and hoping to attract a few new swimmers to the program. Experience is not necessary. Some of the top swimmers in the conference had never taken a competitive stroke before this year. Several of our athletes are swimming college scholarship times after just two or three years of hard work with our program. Swimmers get to keep their sweats, suits and caps and T-Shirts!
About Being a Swimmer!
Swimming is an excellent exercise and since it is a non contact sport, there is a diminished injury potential. Swimmers are typically in the top 25% of their class and excel both in and out of the pool. They understand goals and hard work.
About the Coach!
Coach Bay has been coaching swimming for 20 years in both Ohio and here in Florida. Coach Bay has worked with athletes of all levels from beginner to national class and understands the needs of the new swimmer. Coach Bay is a Math and Physics teacher here as well as a member of US Masters Swimming as a swimmer and coach and an athlete for USA Cycling and Triathlon.
Statistics for 2007 Season
Boys 5th in conference 13 top 10 conf 12 District Finals Swims 9 Region Qualifiers
Girls 5th in conference 7 top 10 conf. 8 District Finals Swims 4 Region Qualifiers
Boys 17 swimmers
Girls 10 swimmers
Questions?
Please contact Coach Bay at scbay@volusia.k12.fl.us.
