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A Stroke and Turn Officials Clinic, intended primarily for those interested in becoming certified as a USA Swimming official, will be held on Friday, October 15, 2010 from 6:00-8:30PM at the WL Stephens Aquatic Center in West Ashley at 780 West Oak Forest Dr. This training includes the process for becoming certified, a thorough review of the technical rules of USA Swimming and how to find them in the rule book, proper protocol on deck during a swim meet. The procedure for testing via the USA Swimming Website will also...
The Stingray Aquatics (NC) Winter Invitational Jan 14 - 16, 2011 is at capacity with returning commitments. The meet is closed unless you have been contacted by the host team on the South Carolina schedule. Contact Jay McGarity if there are any questions or concerns. Jay McGarity Stingray Aquatics office# 704-246-3677
A Stroke and Turn Officials Clinic, intended primarily for those interested in becoming certified as a USA Swimming official, will be held on Saturday, September 11, 2010 beginning at 9:00 AM- 12:00 PM at the Sheppard Swim Center, 1115 Cornelia Road, Anderson SC 29621-3316 (864)260-5170. This training includes the process for becoming certified, a thorough review of the technical rules of USA Swimming and how to find them in the rule book, proper protocol on deck during a swim meet. The procedure for testing via the USA Swimming Website will...
TO: Board Members, USSIC Directors & Staff FYI – Below is the article that appears in today’s edition of USA Today. The article states that, “Mike Saltzstein, an international swimming referee who was a vice president at USA Swimming from 2000 to 2006, claims neither the code of conduct nor the background screening in place during those years was very effective, since action could be taken only if there were criminal convictions.” This is simply not true and there are clear examples to cite, the most recent being Don King,...
