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 The Oskaloosa Dolphins is a swim team located in Southeastern Iowa with the Mahaska County YMCA of Oskaloosa as their home.
Statement of Purpose:
- Support the philosophy of the YMCA and its Competitive Swim Program.
- Any parent, guardian, or volunteer participating in the Competitive Swim Program is automatically part of the Swim Team Parents' Organization.
- No dues are required to be part of this organization.
- Support and respect the decision of the YMCA and Coach.
- Work with the YMCA and Coach to promote teamwork and good sportsmanship.
- The Parent's Organizational meeting shall be held prior to the start of the Swim Team season.
- Officers shall be elected at the conclusion of the Swim Team season and shall consist of a President(s), Vice-President, Secretary and Treasurer. Election of officers will be by majority vote of all present at the meeting. • Parents' Organizational Board shall consist of an executive committee (President(s), Vice-President, Secretary and Treasurer) with Aquatic Director, Coach, and State Representative as ex-officio members.
The 2011-12 Oskaloosa Dolphins Swim Team Handbook can be found here and via a link at the bottom of this page. Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to view, download and print. Additional information can be found by clicking here; a new window will open taking you to the Oskaloosa Dolphins Swim Team web site.
Stroke Clinic: For new swimmers who may be considering swim team or young swim team members who are still learning all four strokes, a "Stroke Clinic" has been developed. This four-week program will teach proper competitive stroke technique in each of the four competitive strokes. Keep in mind there are variations of each stroke that swimmers can learn after they are more seasoned in performing each stroke legally, according to the USA Swimming rules. This Stroke Clinic Handbook is attached below. (Adobe Acrobat Reader is required.)
Director's Note: "We are excited to be able to utilize new touch pads. The Swim Team Parent’s Group worked very hard to raise over $20,000 to put in a state of the art Touch Pad system. Congratulations on your hard work and success!"
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