MINNESOTA TIME STANDARDS

MAC: Any time slower than "Silver" qualifies.

MRC: "Bronze" time qualifies for 50 and 100 events. "Silver" time qualifies for 200 + events, must be slower than "Champ".

State: "Champ" time qualifies.

Zones: "Zone" time qualifies. Must be age 14 or younger.

 

SHORT COURSE 2022-2023

LONG COURSE 2022-2023

MN GIRLS & BOYS STATE QUALIFYING TIMES

ND GIRLS STATE QUALIFYING TIMES

ND BOYS STATE QUALIFYING TIMES

 

 

 

ATHLETE RESOURCES

There are many resources of information that can be sought out to help you improve in the world of swimming, from websites to books and much more. If you have any questions about further research of resources, please feel free to ask one of the coaches.


Minnesota Swimming

This is the page with all necessary documents for all athletes all year round in the LSC of Minnesota!

 

USA Swimming Swimmer Resources

This page, provided by USA Swimming, offers many resources for swimmers, from nutrition and performance tips to weekly columns on how to improve as an athlete, a student and a person.

 

Swim Swam

Swim Swam is one of the world's leading online resources on water sports. Their website provides swimming news, coverage of meets at many levels (including some high school meets), articles with tips on how to enhance swimming and dryland training, and much more.

 

Swimming World Time Converter

This tool helps in converting times from short course yards to long course meters and/or short course meters, or the other way around. This is especially helpful when setting goals between the summer and winter seasons. It also includes a tool from comparing times between circle swimming and swimming in a straight line.

 

 


 

COLLEGE RECRUITING

NCAA - National Collegiate Athletic Association

NCAA Website for Future Student-Athletes

NCAA Eligibility Center

NCAA Guide for College Bound Athletes

NCAA What to Play in College

NCAA Recruiting

NCAA Choosing a College

USA Swimming NCAA Help Page

 

NAIA - National Association or Intercollegiate Athletics

Why NAIA?

NAIA VS. NCAA

Benefits of NAIA

NAIA Future Athletes

NAIA Eligibility Center

 

Tips:

YOU Communicate with a potential future college coach - NOT your parents. There is nothing more unappealing to a future coach than "helicopter parents." Plus in college you will be 18 and your parents will no longer have any say in what classes/events/teams you participate in and the school can no longer release your records without your permission. YOU will be the Adult.

Pick a school based on the program you want for EDUCATION first, team second.

Pick a school that makes you feel wanted and welcomed

 

Useful Links

College Swimming: CollegeSwimming is a website to see top rankings, top times, power index, Minnesota ranking, year ranking and results. This is also a tool for many Juniors and Senior to send to possible colleges to be recruited. If you are in high school we highly suggest you claim your profile.

Advice for HS Swimmers Considering College Swimming: Check it out! It might help you consider things you haven't even thought of or answer questions you have.