This Saturday, the Piranha Swim Team will be hosting a one-day, short course, Red/White meet for area swimmers. The meet kicks off at 9:00am with the 10 and unders, and the olders start at approximately 12:15. Let's all make sure we represent the Piranha name by wearing our YELLOW shirt. The participants can get all of the meet information, timeline and events on the website under the meet name. Please look it over so that you can be fully prepared for the meet. This should be a fun meet for...

Piranhas, if you have not entered our home meet on April 2, please do it by tonight. It is very important for us to represent our team in our home pool. Let's go Piranhas! Let's represent and support the program!

Today coach Vicky announced to the team that she will be leaving the Piranhas for a new adventure in her life. Vicky has given her all to the Piranha program as a coach and friend to us all. We are going to miss her as she heads to Hawaii to seek a lifelong dream of training and competing in open water swims. We all support her decision and wish her the very best in all she does. Aloha! As a program, it is hard to replace a coach like Vicky...

Attention all Piranha Swimmers! Volunteers Needed! If you are a NEW swimmer or a swimmer with a RED or WHITE time, you need to attend the one-day, short course meet being held SATURDAY, APRIL 2! This is a great opportunity for all of our swimmers of this time standard to compete in our home pool. Also, this meet is designed for parents who are looking to volunteer and fulfil your volunteer hours to learn a new skill on how to run a meet. We need parents to step up and...

This past weekend, the Piranha Swim Team competed in our first long course event of the new year. It is always hard to readjust to the long pool but our swimmers showed that the hard work in the short course season has set them up for success in long course. The cold wind was blowing; rain fell a bit but the Piranha swimmers overcame some really harsh competitive conditions to rack up over 65 best times! This weekend was a gut check of how to mentally block out the negatives...

This weekend, the Piranhas are heading to Riverside to swim the first long course meet of the season. This is a good opportunity to get prepared for the long course season and start re-focusing our goals for the summer. Since there is a meet, there will not be any practice on Saturday morning. There are normal practice times Friday and Monday. Good luck to all who are representing Piranha this weekend!!

Dear Piranha Families, This is a reminder that our Team Dealer, 4Seasons will be at the pool tonite so you can get fitted for our new team suits and purchase any other team equipment you might need. NOw is the time to buy your fins, pull bouys, and kick boards if you have moved up to a new group. 4Seasons will also have goggles and training suits.

Piranhas 4th at Eastern Champs! The Piranha swim team rounded out the 2010-2011 winter season with a 4th place combined team finish this past weekend at the Redlands Eastern Championship meet. Although the Piranha team was one of the smaller teams at the meet we competed at a very high level to garner the 4th place points. Just like our other championship meets this season, the team rose to the occasion by attaining team records, winning their group division, swimming to personal bests, and racing their hearts out! As a...

After a Season of great swims and team accomplishments, the Piranha swim team is going to have a week long swim camp performed by Head Coach Adam Schmitt along with his staff of coaches and senior level swimmers. The camp is geared towards instilling Adam's techniques and skill work that he has applied throughout his coaching career. This instruction is based off of many years working with top level collegiate coaches and teams. This will be a starting point for all Piranhas to learn the "Piranha Way" of drills and...

The final session of the Junior Olympic meet in Long Beach proved to be a success. The team came into the day in 19th position and looked to remain in the top 20. The first event was the 100 free where both Kat Wickham and Indy Ceranic scored big points. In the 13-14 category, Kat swam a personal best preliminary swim of 54.13 and finished in the finals in 14th position. Indy went into the 15-18 free seeded 4th and remained there with a best time of 52.32. Shelby Andrade...