Summer Classic July 13-16th 2023 Mount Hood
About the Meet
The Summer Classic is a large meet that will be held outdoors and hosted by Tualatin Hills Swim Club. We expect more than 700 atheletes at this meet. Given the nature of the Mount Hood Pool we will be running the meet similar to other Championship meets held at this pool. For a meet of this calibre to be successful requires a village to execute and will require many volunteers across all roles. This page will continue to be updated with new details and as signups become available.
Schedule
The following is the current schedule (subject to change).
For rules of the meet please, review the meet information located <here>
Swim Officials
This meet is a great opportunity to experience a champion meet with the difference that we will have trainees. As a stroke and turn you want to get experience as a Chief Judge, or you are a referee looking for more experience as an admin referee this is your chance. Unlike many meets with assigned positions, you can select as many days and sessions you would like. Naturally would appreciate if you can stay for all, but we understand if you can't.
Assigned Positions - Deck Ref, Starter, Admin Referee, AO and CJ
For assigned positions please, fill in the following form. Assigned positions required a commitment that you can work all the sessions that you signed up for. Unlike state and other championship meets, we are allowing option to work just some sessions.
Unassigned and Trainees - S&T, Starter, Deck Ref, Electronic Timing
Volunteer Positions
The following are key positions that need to be filled:
- Announcers (Trained Position)
- Lane Timers
- Hospitality
- Clerk of Coarse (Trained Position)
- Volunteer Sign-in / Front Desk
- Safety Marshalls
- Runners
- Door Marshalls
- and many more
A signup link will be provided shortly
Facility Overview
The image below is a rough outline of the pool area. Per USA Safe-Sport regulations, Red Areas are off-limits to spectators. In addition, only athletes may use the locker rooms in the main building. Rest rooms are under the bleachers by the indoor pool and these are only available to non-atheletes.
In addition, entrances are separated for atheletes/officials and Volunteers and spectators as shown below.
Dedication, determination, and the drive to succeed define the character of the approximately 250 athletes who are part of the award-winning Tualatin Hills Swim Club. In the pool, at home and at school, THSC swimmers are on their way to becoming champions.
THSC is one of the oldest, most successful, and well-respected teams in the Pacific Northwest. Our athletes compete at the local, regional, national and international level. Our alumni include multiple national, NCAA and international competitors, as well as National Team members and Olympic medalists.
We're incredibly proud of our inspiring and motivated swimmers as well as our outstanding success record.
