Swim Assessments

Swim assessments are held from  6:00-7:00pm Monday - Friday.

Click on the following link to schedule your assessment: Assessment Sign-up link

Alumni & Drop in Swimmers (18 & up) click here to sign up for training: Alumni/Drop In Training

Come to the pool deck at Goldenwest College and ask for Coach Tracy.

New Member Registration link is on the home page.

The Golden West Swim Club is committed to keeping our athletes safe.  Please see the attached documents for our policies regarding these safe sport topics.  Coach Tracy Maurer is our Safe Sport Liaison and Club Coordinator for the team so please feel free to contact her with any questions at [email protected].  Please feel free to use USA Swimming’s Safe Sport Website as an additional reference as well.
USA Swimming Safe Sport  or contact SafeSport Staff. 

     To deal with a Safe Sport concern, contact USA Swimming at (714) 866-4578. Contact the U.S. Center for Safe Sport to make a REPORT. Call (720) 524-5640 or use the online reporting form or find more information at http://www.uscenterforsafesport.org/ 

 

    

GWSC Policies:
 

Safe Sport MAAPP 2.0

Safe Sport MAAPP Signature Page 

Anti-Bullying Policy

Electronic Communication Policy

Use of Photography Policy

Locker Room Policy

Athlete Code of Conduct

Coaches Code of Conduct

 

MAAPP Waivers:

Hotel Stay Waiver

Carpooling Waiver

Team Travel Waiver

Massage Waiver
 

Grievance Procedure

 

 

 

Here are the Safe Sport Best Practice Guidelines the Following Best Practice Guidelines are strongly recommended for all USA Swimming members.

  1. Parents should be encouraged to appropriately support their children’s swimming experience.
  2. All swimming practices should be open to observation by parents.
  3. Coaches should not initiate contact with or accept supervisory responsibility for athletes outside club programs and activities.
  4. When only one athlete and one coach travel to a competition, at the competition the coach and athlete should attempt to establish a “buddy” club to associate with during the competition and when away from the venue.
  5. Relationships of a peer-to-peer nature with any athletes should be avoided. For example, coaches should avoid sharing their own personal problems with athletes.
  6. Coaches and other non-athlete adult members should avoid horseplay and roughhousing with athletes.
  7. When a coach touches an athlete as part of instruction, the coach should do so in direct view of others and inform the athlete of what he/she is doing prior to the initial contact. Touching athletes should be minimized outside the boundaries of what is considered normal instruction. Appropriate interaction would include high fives, fist bumps, side-to-side hugs and handshakes.
  8. Coaches should avoid having athletes as their favorites. They should also avoid creating a situation that could be perceived as them having favorites.
  9. Gift-giving, providing special favors or showing favoritism to individual athletes is strongly discouraged. Updated by Safe Sport: June 23, 2019