Board Members
President - Vance Morris
Vice President - Lauren Allen
Treasurer - Melanie Sauter
Secretary & Registration Director - Molly Bernish
Meet Manager- Danielle Haley
Concessions Director - Stephen Palmer
Member at Large - Frank Bonsu
Head Official- Vance Morris
Team Manual:
Directions to the Pool
501 Port Street, Easton, MD 21601
NOTE: The Easton Police Department has asked that we notify our guests that there is no legal parking on the shoulders of Port St. (the road adjacent to the pool).
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Facility
TSC facility has a 6-line outdoor electronic scoreboard with electronic timing!
The pool was opened in 1996. It is 25 meters in length and is six lanes wide. The water depth is 3 1/2 feet at the shallow end, approximately 5 feet in the middle, and 7 feet at the end where the starting blocks are located. The pool is equipped with KDI Paragon starting blocks, competitor lane lines and backstroke flags for competitive swimming. TSC runs all its home meets with Hytek Meet Manager software. A bathhouse with changing areas and shower facilities is available. A concession stand is open during swim meets. Parking is limited, so carpooling is recommended and appreciated.
About the Club
The Talbot Swim Club was established in 1997 to offer a summer program of competitive swimming to area youth. Membership is open to any resident in the mid-shore region of Maryland. The overall objective of the Talbot Swim Club is to provide a family oriented, fun, positive competitive swim program that will allow each swimmer the opportunity to develop to his or her fullest potential. The values of sportsmanship, teamwork, and the joy of doing one’s best are key ingredients to the success of the Talbot Swim Club.
The Talbot Swim Club trains and host swim meets at the George P. Murphy Community Pool in Easton, MD. The pool is located adjacent to Moton Park at the corner of Port Street and Easton Parkway (Rt. 322).
TSC Mission Statement
To develop the character, self-confidence, and physical fitness of ourcommunity’s youth through the lifelong sport of swimming.
Our Core Values
• Individual progress is emphasized over championship qualification
• Teaching stroke technique is highly important
• Each swimmer will have individual encouragement from the leadership team
• Swimming is wholesome, fun and enjoyable, lifetime sport and recreational activity
• Peer and family interaction is woven into the fabric of the team
• Our team exhibits honesty, integrity, and good sportsmanship – both within the team and other clubs
