Central California Swimming
Vision
To inspire a generation of athletes who are not only champions in the sport
but also advocates for health, teamwork, competitive spirit,
and community engagement.
 
Mission
Central California Swimming’s mission is to promote swimming at every ability level,
increase outreach membership, produce a championship mindset and work ethic,
and provide every athlete an opportunity to swim. .
Central California Swimming

Meet Scheduling

  • Requests by CCS swim clubs to host meets shall be submitted, in writing on CCS meet application forms.
  • Meet requests for the following year's schedule shall be submitted to the CCS scheduling committee by a date designated by the chairman.
  • The scheduling committee will give each application consideration based upon the following criteria:
  • Location (Community: Will attendance be affected?)
  • Physical Plant (Pool, warm-up facilities)
  • Host club's priority designation
  • Possible conflicts with other meets
  • Availability of officials and timing equipment
  • Prior history of meet operation and compliance with deadlines. (Meet directors and referee reports, results for fees paid to the treasurer made in a timely manner.)
  • Applications from clubs with registration fees, meet fees, results and any other paper-work as outlined under "Meet Director's Reports & Check List" more than thirty (30) days overdue will not be considered.
  • Meet type, i.e. Senior, A+, ABC, BC, to be designated by the Scheduling Committee. Once the year's schedule is set, a change in meet type requires approval of the General Chairman, the Sanction Chairman, the Scheduling Chairman, and either the Age Group or the Senior Vice Chairman.
  • Membership of the scheduling committee will be determined by the CCS General Chairman.
  • Exceptions to these policies shall require a two-thirds (2/3) vote of the CCS Board. (Does not include the CCS House of Delegates.)