Practice Groups:
Essential Swimming: Pre-entry lessons to swimming designed to teach the essentials of swimming. Swimmers will become familiar with body positions of freestyle and backstroke. This group is for the swimmer who need to complete the 25 yards to move on to the team. (Monday & Friday 315-345p)
Breakers: Entry level swimmers who can swim 25 yards. Emphasis is on stroke development and fun as well as an introduction to competitive and recreational swimming. (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 145-215p Homeschool/Mid-Day)
Sandpipers: Swimmers are moving into a more competitive swimming environment while still having fun! Greater emphasis on stroke development, competition, aerobic development. (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 315-4p) or (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 515-6p Evenings)
Rip-Tide: Focuses on more progress towards becoming a skilled and well conditioned swimmer preparing for competing at Developmental and USA Meets. (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 12-1245p Home School) or (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 515-6p Evenings)
Kahunas: Focus on endurance training with more complex drills and workouts swimmers who compete at USA Swim meets.
(Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 215-315p Homeschool/Mid-day) or (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 7-8p Evenings)
Big Kahunas: There is a higher emphasis on racing and technique in the Big Kahunas. Swimmers will learn how to train within periodization and perfecting race strategies throughout the swim seasons. Swimmers will compete at USA Swim meets on a local, state and advanced levels.
(Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 215-315p Homeschool/Mid-day) or (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 7-8p Evenings) (Satuday and/or Sunday evening practices TBA)
Stoke Clinics: We will offer competitive stroke clinics that will involve the turns and starts associated with the stroke offered in the class. These clinics will be held on Saturday afternoons. Dates and times: 8/23, 9/20, 9/27 time 2-4pm.
Team Fees:
Team Registration Fee
There is a nonrefundable annual registration fee of $80 for each team member. This fee includes a silicone ISC cap, a swimmer team t-shirt (coral), and a parent team shirt, and seasonal ISC team swag. The registration fee covers the swimmer for our 2025-2026 swim year (August 15, 2025, through August 31, 2026).
Team Dues
ISC only offers monthly billing, with payments due at the 15th of each month. There are no refunds for monthly dues.
Autopay charges are billed on the 5th of the month the dues are drawn on the 15th of each month. If you have a credit card on file, you do not have to initiate a payment. Anytime you wish to see what is on your ISC account, you can log in and go to "Invoices and Payments" under the "My Account" tab. There you will have the option to review your "Current Invoice Summary" that will list all items charged to your account for that month.
USA Swimming Registration Fee
USA Swimming athlete registrations are completed by parents; adult athletes will need to register themselves. The registration fee is paid directly to USA Swimming. New members not registered for 2025-2026 will need to complete USA Swimming registration within 7 days of starting with us, which will cover the swimmer through December 31, 2026.
WHY SWIM MEETS MATTER:
Swim meets are a vital part of every swimmer’s development; not just for tracking time improvements, but for building confidence, race experience, and technical growth. Meets provide a unique opportunity to apply what’s learned in practice and to perform under pressure.
They also play a key role in developing mental toughness and resilience. Meets test an athlete’s ability to cope with high-pressure situations, adapt to unexpected outcomes, and learn how to bounce back after setbacks, all while maintaining a positive and focused attitude. These are lifelong skills that extend far beyond the pool.
We typically offer at least one meet per month during the season.
• Big Kahuna swimmers are expected to compete in meets, especially championship and qualifying events.
• Kahuna swimmers are expected to compete in meets as possible and championship meets.
• Riptide swimmers are encouraged to attend one meet per month so they can to maximize growth and experience.
• Sandpiper and Breakers swimmers are invited to participate in inner-squad meets for fun, learning, and team connection.
