VIR Level Up Comp #2 --> UPDATE: #1!

15nov2024 UPDATE:

• PSYCH SHEETS
• SESSIONS REPORT - for reference only!  This IS NOT a timeline
• MEET PROGRAM - subject to change

All participants please note that the CCC's Xmas Chaos is going on this weekend and so parking will be a bit of a challenge.  Alternative parking is in front of the High School or overflow is on the other side of the CCC, in front of VIU.  Please plan accordingly.

13nov2024 UPDATE:

• Entries & Fees Reports emailed out to all confirmed Swimmers
  • final internal deadline for changes = Thurs 14nov2024 @ 9pm to negate financial obligation

08nov2024 UPDATE:

• Meet Pkg posted

01nov2024 UPDATE:

• DST internal deadline extended to 08nov2024
• DRAFT meet pkg posted - subject to change!

DST is proud to host our very first competition of the season on Saturday 16nov2024.  This competition is UNSANCTIONED and is suited for our Swimmers in the C Group, D Group, SwimActive, and the FUNdamentals Stage 3 programs.  

TO NOTE: experienced FUNdamentals Stages 2 & 1 Swimmers are invited but your Swimmer must have participated in a competition prior to this one. 
For those of you interested but have not competed just yet, we encourage you and your Swimmer to attend as a spectator and then participate at the upcoming DST's Orange & Black being held on Wed 20nov2024.
For this opening competition we will be inviting the more experienced swimmers out first to then be an example and leader to the new ones in FUN 1 & FUN 2 at future competitions.

This series of competitions is focused on the swimmers who are new to the Sport of Swimming all the way up to those striving to qualify for the Vancouver Island Regional Championships. 

More information regarding VIR's newly created introduction into the racing world of Swimming!

DST MEMBERS: early season competition and no doubt you've got questions!  Please connect with your Swimmer's Lead Coach:

• FUNdamentals Lead Coach Riley
• SwimActive Lead Coach Carley
• D Group Lead Coach Sophie
• C Group Lead Coach Riley

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