Signup Calendar
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Tue Mar 19 2024 |
Spring Clinic Begins
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Mon Mar 4 2024 |
Swim Team Registration for New Pool Members (if space allows)
Start: 2:00 PM
End: 2:00 PM
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Mon Feb 26 2024 |
Swim Team Registration for Returning Pool Members
Start: 2:00 PM
End: 2:00 PM
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Fri Feb 16 2024 |
14+ Seahorse Job Applications Due
Start: 11:30 PM
End: 11:30 PM
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Mon Feb 12 2024 |
Spring Clinic Registration for New Pool Members (if space allows)
Start: 2:00 PM
End: 2:00 PM
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Mon Feb 5 2024 |
Spring Clinic Registration for Returning Pool Members
Start: 2:00 PM
End: 2:00 PM
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Thu Sep 21 2023 |
All-Pool Thursday BBQ
Las Trampas Pool
Start: 4:00 PM
End: 7:00 PM
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Thu Aug 24 2023 |
All-Pool Thursday BBQ
Las Trampas Pool
Start: 4:00 PM
End: 7:00 PM
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Sat Aug 19 2023 |
LTST Awards Night
Las Trampas Pool
Start: 5:30 PM
End: 8:30 PM
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Sat-Sun Aug 5-6 2023 |
2023 Contra Costa County Meet
Steve Heaston Aquatic Center
Start: 9:00 AM
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Sun Jul 30 2023 |
LSC Last Chance Meet
Acalanes High School, Lafayette
Start: 3:00 PM
Warm-up: 1:30 PM
End: 7:00 PM
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LSC Last Chance Meet, July 30 Lafayette Swim Conference is hosting a Last Chance Meet. Swimmers have one last chance to achieve a POP or GOLD time to qualify for the County Meet.
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Sat Jul 29 2023 |
DCSL Championship Meet
Northgate High School, Walnut Creek
Start: 9:00 AM
Warm-up: 7:30 AM
End: 3:00 PM
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This is the most important meet of the season! All are strongly encouraged to attend. LT’s Championship Meet Responsibilities In 2021 and 2022, LTST’s league-specified role in the DCSL Championship Meet was Meet Director / Desk. Therefore, the last two years, the majority of our team’s responsibilities related to hosting the Championship Meet have been performed by our awesome Desk Team. For two years prior to that, we were responsible for Facilities (i.e. hiring the portable restrooms, monitoring the parking lot, etc.) This year, our team’s league-specified responsibility is Setup / Breakdown. Yes, we have always set up our own team area and contributed to some of the on-deck setup. However, this year we are responsible for setup tasks that have been performed by other teams for the last 14 years… things like: setting up the timers’ chairs; installing the backstroke flags, lane lines, and starting blocks; setting up and storing temporary fencing; securing a felt pathway on the deck so that little feet don’t burn, etc. We will need to pick up and return a U-Haul truck to transport some of this equipment. Additionally, we are responsible for providing Timers, our own Shepherds, etc. as usual. Team Area + Hospitality Because our responsibilities are heavily geared toward setup and breakdown of the pool deck this year, we want to alleviate the setup required in our own team area (which is in the upper parking lot again). We have engaged a professional tenting company to build a large-scale tent for our shared use. This will allow families to leave their personal pop-up tents at home, and make for an efficient, as-cool-as-possible team area. If you are familiar with the OMPA Championship swim meet, you may know that professional tenting is something that the Orinda/Moraga teams have leveraged for many years. Additionally, we intend to provide coffee, bagels, and ice chests in our team area, as we have in the past. The tenting is not an expense that we planned for before the season began, but we do think it is money well spent. And everyone loves bagels. If you are able, we would appreciate DCSL-participating families contributing toward the “Hospitality” expenses of the tent, bagels and coffee. The suggested amount is $30-50 per family and may be sent via Venmo to @ltsttreasurer. Thank you in advance for contributing what is comfortable for your family. Parent Job Details
Thank you again for your engagement and support. As you know by now, swim meets do not happen without the contributions (time, funds, muscle) of many dedicated parents. We appreciate your efforts so much. |
