ALLEGHENY NORTH SWIM CLUB
Post Office Box 952, Wexford, PA, 15090
Head Coach: Patrick Wenzel
Email the Club
Post Office Box 952, Wexford, PA, 15090
Head Coach: Patrick Wenzel
Email the Club
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ANSC 2010-2011 Season Registration
will begin August 1st, 2010 Please use this link on or after August 1st to register your swimmer(s) for the 2010-2011 season. |
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New Swimmer Tryouts for ANSC's
2010 - 2011 Team Tryouts for new swimmers to join ANSC for the 2010 - 2011 swim season will be held beginning Monday, August, 30th, and lasting through Thursday, September, 2nd. The tryouts will take place at the pool at North Allegheny Senior High School from 5:00 - 7:00 PM each day. Cost of the tryouts is $20 for the entire 4-day camp which will include instruction and evaluation from our coaching staff as they look to fill available positions on the team. All you need to bring is your swim suit, goggles, swim cap (if needed), and apositive attitude! Please respond with any questions to anscnews@yahoo.com |
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Scholastic All-America Recognition Applications for USA Swimming's Scholastic All-America Teams are now available. The Scholastic All-America Team is comprised of high school student-athletes, who have a grade point average of 3.50 or higher, and have achieved a specific time standard in an individual event during the qualifying period. They must have completed 10th, 11th, or 12th grade and be a USA Swimming member athlete. For further requirements, information and deadlines, please reference the applications forms. Three certificates will be awarded to each individual achievingUSA Swimming Scholastic All-America status (one for the athlete, one for the school and one for the USA Swimming club). A special pin will be awarded to individuals earning a 4.00 grade point average. A special award will be issued to individuals named to the team three times. Applications for and Allegheny Mountain Swimming's Scholastic All-American recognition are also available. DEADLINE for both applications is August 1, 2010. |
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LONG COURSE SEASON We've gotten several questions from newer swim families about "What is meant by Long Course swimming"? The answer is that Long Course for ANSC means the season of swim meets beginning in April and running to potentially early August, depending on qualification for higher level meets (e.g., Junior Olympics, Sectionals, Zones). These meets are generally held in 50 meter pools, meaning a fewer number of turns for the swimmers. These meets are also, for ANSC purposes, generally held outdoors with the exception of a few venues (Univ. Pitt, Chartiers Valley, Cleveland State). Swimming outdoors holds it's own set of challenges -- meaning that swimmers and parents should be prepared for a wide range of potential weather conditions ranging from snow, sleet, rain, wind, and days with enough sunshine to result in severe sunburn! There are also some meets which ANSC may compete in during Long Course season which are held in either 25 yard or 25 meter facilities. |
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Treats (Allergy Awareness) We thank everyone who brings in treats to celebrate their birthdays, however, for future celebrations, please refrain from bringing anything that contains peanuts and especially peanut butter as we have at least one swimmer allergic to them. Thank you. Patrick Wenzel |
| 7-27-2010 | Posted: BB Cmap Results, and Junior Olympics final entries. |
| 7-20-2010 | Posted: BB Champs Final Entries, and B Champs Results |
| 7-14-2010 | Posted: Senior Circuit results, and revised JR Olympics prelim entires. |
| 7-12-2010 | Posted: Mini Champs results and updated ANSC Short Course Records. |
