WAVE TEENS (WT)
 

Wave Teens focuses on continued stroke and turn work, building strength through dryland, and the opportunity of moving to either Pre-Senior or the Senior group. Athletes that are 13 and over who have not achieved the requirements for the Pre Senior and Senior group, have an opportunity to do so in this group. This group emphasizes the core standards of competitive swimming and aims to provide continued coaching guidance so athletes can take the next steps in their competitive careers. 

 

GOALS:

  • Develop a greater understanding of swimming technique
  • Practice sportsmanship skills
  • Being able to read a clock
  • Learning and understanding how to “lead” a lane
  • Introduce dryland to athletes and understanding proper form
  • Working on achieving “BB” time standards (Zone 1 North Championships qualifier)
  • Knowing and understanding what time standards are
  • Knowing and understanding what a best time is 

 

CHARACTERISTICS:

  • Ages 13&Up
  • Minimum of 60% attendance
  • Participate in swim meets
  • Participate in dryland

 

MOVE UP REQUIREMENTS TO PRE-SENIOR:

  • Minimum of 3 ‘B’ times (USA Swimming)

 

MOVE UP REQUIREMENTS TO SENIOR:

  • Multiple 'BB' times (Zone 1 North Championships qualifier)
  • At least one Senior Open/Senior 2 qualifying time standard (if 50FR, must have the 50 plus another event)
FAMILY EXPECTATIONS Updated for the 2025-2026 Season
  • Support athlete-driven, team-focused experience as led by the coaching staff
  • Support development of independent, team-minded young athletes
  • Family volunteering: Wave Teens 6 hours per session (18 hours per season). Sessions run September-December, January-April, and May-August.
  • All families with athletes participating in a home meet are required to work a minimum of two shifts (approximately four hours total) per meet. Note: Marshalls & Officials are waived from this requirement. Marshals may work one shift.
  • USA Swimming Officials in good standing may work or train to satisfy team service hours

  • All families with athletes participating in an away meet are required to work a minimum of one shift per day. Note: Officials are waived from this requirement.

  • Any outstanding hours from a given session will be charged at the start of each new session (January 1st, May 1st, and September 1st).  Accounts will be charged $40 per outstanding service hour.
  • Please see PSL Handbook for additional Volunteer Requirements. 
  • Parent/Guardian Code of Conduct
FEES 
  • $120 Annual PSL Team Registration updated for the 2025-2026 season
  • $89 Annual USA Swimming Membership
  • $175 per month Practice Dues (excluding meet entry fees)
PRACTICE TIMES
Practice times subject to change
  • Monday/Wednesday/Friday: 5:30-7:00pm swim
  • Tuesday/Thursday: 5:30-6:00pm dryland, 6:00-7:00pm swim 
  • Saturday: 7:00-8:00am swim

 

REQUIRED PRACTICE EQUIPMENT
  • PSL Team Cap
  • Well-fitted swim suit (recommended one-piece for females, brief or jammer for males)
  • Kickboard (Junior size recommended for 8-Unders)
  • Long Fins
  • Mesh bag (recommended)
  • Conejo Swimworks - Team Apparel (team Store for parkas, backpacks and more)
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