Skip to main content

Team Awards 2011-2012

Each swimmer received a t-shirt with their name on the back.  Here is the candy to nickname guide that everyone has been asking for.  This has also been posted on the team website on the swimmers page:

Bit-O-Honey: sweet, kind, never complaining.  A good teammate.
Bonkers - a little crazy, a fun teammate to push you
Carmello/Swimello - sweet & easy going
Fun Dip - fun, dippy & a natural in the water
Gobstopppers - never stops talking
Gummy Bears - loveable
Gummy Worms - a wiggler
Hot Tamales/Fire - swimmer who has been on fire all year
Kit Kat - give me a break - for the swimmers who always has questions
Laffy Taffy - always laughing
M & M's - someone with lots of M's (Magnificent, marvelous, aMazing)
Mars/Milky Way - you are out of this world, may be a bit of a daydreamer too
Mounds - makes a mounds of a difference on the team
Mr. Goodbar - good friend/person, swimmer who exhibits the good qualities of a teammate & friendship, respects people
Crunch - can always count on you in a crunch, good leader
Snickers - contagious laughter, always swimming & giggling, keeps atmosphere light & cheerful, outstanding swimmer
Orbit - for the swimmer that is never still, always moving around and is going places/moving up
Peanut M&M's - small, sweet, tough, quick and maybe a little nutty
Reese's Pieces - love ya to pieces, brings heart to the team
Skittles - rainbow of fun, colorful suits
S'Mores/Swimores - makes the pool/team a better place, we want more of you!
Starburst - rising star, star of the show, may be a bit of a budding actor or actress too :)
Sweet Tarts - someone sweet & sassy
Twizzler - sweet,a  little twisted and true to his/her friends/teammates.


Please email me if I missed one!

If you did not receive your t-shirt, they will be placed in your mail folder later today.

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Extra T-Shirts

The Pollock Family has donated about 60 t-shirts sporting the new team logo to our Booster Club. The shirts come in a variety of colors and sizes. Each family will have their chance to pick ONE shirt on Monday or Tuesday at practice. On Wednesday, any shirts remaining will be available to anyone. A donation to the booster club for your shirt is optional. The kids are now receiving their team t-shirts that were made exclusively for kids and coaches. Kast-A-Way has not yet printed our red t-shirts, if you would like to order one I suggest you call today. These shirts are being printed on a light weight t-shirt from Sport Tek.

Coach of the Year

Dear Coach, Hope this email finds you well and enjoying the summer. We are writing today on behalf of the upcoming feature film COACH OF THE YEAR: an independent, kid-friendly sports comedy feature film based on the inspiring true story of a rag tag swim team that tries to win a state championship…without a pool to practice in. Director Dave Stott, who has coached swimming for twenty years, hopes that with this film, we will entertain and inspire kids all over the country to learn to swim. Another goal of this film is to raise awareness about drowning as the leading cause of accidental deaths and to help kids all over the country learn to swim safely. The underdog story has been told before, but not for our sport. This is a movie for swimmers (and would-be swimmers), made by people who know the sport intimately and love it passionately, and we’d love for you to be involved. We wanted to ask you and your team to help spread the word about COACH OF THE YEAR, and get you & you

Is my child ready to swim meets?

We had a coaches discussion on this  - and yes, all of our Elite group swimmers are ready for meets.  Please look at the meet calendar and sign up for the days that you are available.  We will pick events that are appropriate for your swimmer.  We pick events that your child can do well and will build their confidence.  We also believe strongly in placing your child in events that will challenge them.  While we strive for excellence, making a mistake in an event is OK and can be a great learning experience.  Trying and failing is teaches a lot more  about your abilities than not trying at all.