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Late Practices on Valley Central Varsity Swim Meet Days

Our swim club shares the pool with the Varsity swim programs at Valley Central High School, which means that our practice schedule is sometimes affected by the high school’s swim meet schedule. While we do our best to notify you in advance of any changes to practice times, there are instances when high school meets run later than expected, making it difficult to predict disruptions.

We understand that this can be inconvenient, and we truly appreciate your flexibility and understanding. To help you stay informed and plan accordingly, we encourage you to regularly check the Valley Central High School swim meet schedule. By keeping an eye on the dates for home meets, you can be prepared for any potential delays or cancellations of our practices.

Although we strive to provide timely updates, checking the high school’s schedule directly will give you a heads-up on days when practice might be impacted. Your proactive approach helps ensure that our swimmers can continue to train effectively, even when unexpected changes occur.

Valley Central Swim Schedule

Also make sure you have downloaded and joined our Club on the Remind App for reminders and notifications.

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