LIMESTONE FAMILY YMCA SWIM TEAM

SWIM STRONG. GROW TOGETHER. COMPETE WITH CONFIDENCE.

The Limestone Family YMCA Stingrays give young swimmers the opportunity to develop their skills, challenge themselves, and experience the excitement of competitive swimming.

Our team encourages swimmers to work toward personal goals, build lasting friendships, and learn the value of commitment, discipline, and sportsmanship.

Whether they're working to improve a stroke, beat a personal best, or support a teammate, every swimmer has the opportunity to grow in and out of the pool.

More than a swim team. A place to belong.

BUILD SKILLS. BUILD CONFIDENCE. BUILD TEAM SPIRIT.

Competitive swimming teaches young athletes lessons that reach far beyond the pool.

DEVELOP SWIMMING SKILLS

Improve stroke technique, endurance, and overall swimming ability through practice and coaching.

SET PERSONAL GOALS

Learn to work toward new challenges, celebrate progress, and keep improving.

BECOME A TEAMMATE

Build friendships, encourage others, and discover what it means to work toward a shared goal.

BUILD DISCIPLINE

Develop commitment, perseverance, and responsibility through consistent practice.

EXPERIENCE COMPETITION

Put your skills to the test, support your teammates, and experience the excitement of swim meets.

A TEAM THAT GROWS TOGETHER.

The Limestone Family YMCA Swim Team is built around the development of the whole swimmer — including ability, attitude, motivation, commitment, and dedication.

Our program encourages:

• Skill development across swimming strokes
• Personal improvement and goal setting
• Teamwork and sportsmanship
• Self-discipline and perseverance
• Positive parent involvement
• A love of swimming and lifelong fitness

Every practice is an opportunity to learn, improve, and become a stronger swimmer.

The Stingrays are for young swimmers who are ready to develop their swimming skills and explore competitive swimming.

The team is for children and teens ages 5–18.

Please note that the swim team is designed to develop and refine swimming skills for competition. It is not a substitute for beginner swim lessons.

If your child is still learning basic swimming skills, our YMCA swim lessons may be the best place to start.