The Piranha swim team is finishing up their long course meet this weekend in Claremont. This meet will help the swimmers establish goals and expectations for the summer season. Culminating at their season ending meets in July. We look to continue to compete against our Eastern foes today. Due to the extreme length and distance of the meet on Sunday, there will not be any AM practices Monday morning. Regular schedule resumes Monday afternoon. Thank you for your understanding.

Many Piranha swimmers competed in the CIF championships in Long Beach this past weekend. It was a great weekend for the Piranhas in that all of our swimmers came away with best times and even performed to setting school records! As you know, we encourage high school swimming when it fits within the vision of allowing athletes every opportunity to achieve their goals at the highest level. It is a great environment to learn team dynamics and to race for your school pride. Below are the athletes who went to...

March 15, Long Beach: This past Sunday, one of our own was honored for being in the Top Ten in the nation for her event and age group. Indira Ceranic was in the room with many of Southern California’s top swimmers to accept her certificate of this great achievement for the 50M freestyle last summer. With USA National Team member, Tyler Clary being the guest host, it really put into perspective the dedication and hard work it takes to receive such awards. He was very encouraging to all in attendance...

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As many may already know, coach Roz will be leaving the Piranha staff to pursue an opportunity that is best for her family. Coach Roz had really accepted her role and was instrumental to the new changes we have been implementing these past 6 months. Her dedication and attention to detail will be missed and the Piranha family, the staff and Aimee and Adam wish her the best. Thanks coach Roz! With these current changes, the team will continue to strive to be the best swimming program for our members...

On Sunday, May 1, the Piranha Team is heading to Temecula to compete in a Red/White meet. This is a one day, short course meet focusing on our newer swimmers and those looking to improve to Blue times and better. This is one of the few Red/White meets this summer. Good luck to those competing. The meet is being held at Chaparral High School in Temecula, 27215 Nicolas Road, Temecula, CA 92591. Please refer to the meet information on our webpage for all the details of the meet. We know...

Dear Piranha Families and Friends, We are proud to announce that our Board of Directors have appointed Geoff Johansen as our new Board President of the Piranha organization. Geoff will be instrumental in the development of our program through fundraising, and the expansion to the Palm Desert facility, as well as other pressing duties for the program. He is ready to lead the program and help direct this team and especially all of the parents and supporters of the Piranha Team. Our Board of Directors now consists of Bill Fleet...

This weekend, the Piranha Swim team hosted their annual April meet. It was a huge success with great organization, volunteerism and swims! A big thanks goes out to our meet director, Matt Nevins for his service and help in organizing the meet. Also, we need to thank the parents and supporters who braved the hot conditions and made our meet a success. Lastly, congratulations to all of the swimmers who swam in the meet. It was a great weekend of best swims or right near best times, which is awesome...

This weekend, the Piranha Swim Team will be hosting its April Long Course meet on Saturday, April 16 – Sunday, April 17. The meet will be held at the Palm Springs Swim Complex for all ages who have qualified for the meet. This is a great opportunity for the Piranha team to kick off the Long Course season right here at home. These home meets are a very important part of the development and the financial stability of the program, not to mention not having to travel to other places...

Saturday, April 2; the Piranha Swim team competed at home today in a Red/White short course meet. Many swimmers competed to learn how meets run and to improve times. Most importantly, everyone had great FUN! A lot of our newest members swam great times and others attained their Red and Blue times which allows them to swim in our long course meet in two weeks. Overall, it was truly a great meet and a big thanks goes out to all of the volunteers who helped put this great event together....