Red Bank Swim Team

Red Bank Swim Team
2010 Season Ends
Site Last Updated 07/19/2010

Our 2010 season has concluded...stay tuned for Award ceremony details!

CONGRATULATIONS: TO ALL CITY MEET PARTICIPANTS!!
Chris Butler scored 97 points and received High Point Scorer for 11-12 Boys!!!

Included as top scorers:
- Grace Brown: 29 (8 and Under Girls)
- Linsy Devlin: 68 (8 and Under Girls)
- Claire Vander Werf: 71 (9-10 Girls)
- Grace Vander Werf: 35 (11-12 Girls)
- Chase Hayman: 32 (11-12 Boys)
- Rickey Haynes: 37 (13-14 Boys)
- Chase Hayman: 44 (13-14 Boys)
- Morgan Long: 37.5 (15-18 Girls)

INFORMATIONAL - GET "ON BOARD":
Do you have a LOVE for the Red Bank Swim Team? Do you want to make a difference? Would you like to help shape the future of the Red Bank Swim Team?

If so, you may have an interest in serving on the RBST Board.

The RBST Board is a team of parents that have a passion and committment to the RBST swimmers and team. The team is comprised of a President, Vice-President, Treasurer, Secretary, CASL Pool Rep, Assistant CASL Pool Rep, and Trainee CASL Pool Rep.

General Duties of Board Positions

Each year, parents vote on the new Board members during the Award Banquet.

Nancy Beckett and Pattie Long are gathering the names of those individuals with interest in serving on the Board. Please feel free to connect with them.

Please connect with any current Board member if you have questions or want more clarification about any position.

2010 RBST TEAM

For New Swimming Parents

Welcome to the exciting world of swimming! By joining USA Swimming, your child has become a member of one of the country's largest, most organized, and competently coached youth sports. This section has been prepared with the goal of acquainting you with the sport of competitive swimming. It contains information that will help you and your family to get the most out of participating in age group swimming. With a positive attitude and a willingness to lend a hand, you will also have a great impact on your child's athletic environment, and his or her love of swimming.

There are many benefits to participating in the sport of swimming:

Meeting terrific people. Many swimming buddies become lifelong friends.
Beneficial exercise for cardiovascular and overall fitness.
Life skills.These include time management, self-discipline and sportsmanship.
Fun! Age group swimming can be fun, exciting and rewarding.

Remember that not every swimmer becomes a world record holder, but everyone can gain from his or her swimming experience!

ADDITONAL RESOURCES:
Why Should My Child Be A Swimmer?

A Swim Parent Questionnaire

Do you have questions? Check out our Frequently Asked Questions...

Tips and FAQ (last updated 06-03-2009)

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