I will be at the pool to take orders this week.... Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 615-7pm. Prince George Barracuda Clothing Order Prices!!!
Full Zip Hoodies : includes left chest logo, swimmer on hood and name Adult $55 Youth $50
Sweatpants: includes swimmer on back leg and `CUDA`on butt in vinyl Adult –pocketed $42 Adult – non-pocketed $40 Youth – non –pocketed $35 Add a name: $3.50
Shorts: include logo on left leg Adult $25 Youth $22 Add a name: $3.50 Kobe bags: includes logo and name on flap $50 |
We still have stock of the Closed back female suit and Jammers. Open back suits are starting to arrive in Canada, and TAS is having some units over-nighted from Speedo so we can start to get them to swimmers going to Trials. Orders are on a first come first serve basis. If you have swimmers attending Olympic Trials who are interested in ordering their FS3 Super Elite suit, please contact us right away. We do have other levels of racing suits available for your swimmers. If they need a racing suit for Trials please contact us so we can get the order to you ASAP. FS3 Female Suit Retail $600.00 Team $450.00 (open or closed back) Super Elite Goggle Retail $100.00 Team $75.00 Elite Goggle Retail $75.00 Team $56.25 London Olympic Cap Retail $42.00 Team $31.50 Hair Management Cap Retail $35.00 Team $26.25 I have also included size charts for the new FS3 Racing system. The "SR#" is the "Speedo Racing" suit size. A size SR 24 is like a size 24, a SR5 is like a 25, etc. Feedback so far has been that swimmers are going up a size from their LZR Elite suit size. Therefore if they were a size 26 in the LZR Elite, they are probably a better fit in a size SR7 (or 27).
*Long sizes are about 3" longer.* Female Size Chart
*Long sizes are about 3" longer.* If you should have any other questions regarding the suits, sizing, or ordering, feel free to contact us at 1-800-234-4833. Regards, Hollie Cook Sales Representative - Team Aquatic Supplies t. 604-980-2805 tf. 1-800-234-4833 f. 604-980-2814 104-2411 Dollarton Hwy. North Vancouver, BC, V7H 0A3 Website: www.team-aquatic.com Facebook: http://facebook.com/TeamAquaticSupplies Blog: http://team-aquatic.com/blog Twitter: http://twitter.com/TeamAquatic | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
As we know, the Barracuda swim club will be holding there swim meet in April. In preparation for the swim meet we are looking for several parents that would be willing to take on the following positions.
Electronic technical. This position involves assisting in setting up the trimming equipment, computers and associated equipment for the swim meet. You would be working in a team of 2 people and would need to be available at around noon on the Friday before the meet to assist in setting up the equipment. On the days of the meet, you would need to be at the pool about 1 hour before the meet starts (warm ups) to test and certify the equipment is functional. In addition you should be available during the meet, in case of problems. However this is the best position during the meet, because you will have a lot of free time during the meet to watch your kids swim.
Electronics operational. This position involves operation of the timing system during the meet. You will be working in a team of 6 people and need to be available about 1 hour before the meet and during the meet. This position allows you to get a behind the scene view of the meet and is very important to recording and verifying the result of the races.
No previous experience is required for these positions and training is provided. If you feel one of these positions is right for you, please contact Andy Godden, webmaster@pgbsc.org or 250-617-2503.
A friendly reminder, PGBSC has a policy that all parents must volunteer for one of the many positions available during the swim meet.
Thanks
Andrew (Andy) Godden
Webmaster PGBSC
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Just a reminder that our PURDY’S ORDER DEADLINE is just two days away, on Saturday March 17th. Please submit your orders to either myself or to the coaches at practice.
You can also order on-line at www.purdysgpp.com using our Group User ID 19110. On-line orders need to be submitted & paid for by Saturday evening.
Thanks,
Cathie Godden
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| 2012 SwimBC Short Course Age Group Championships Results: 2012 SwimBC Short Course Age Group Championships Results: The following are results from the 2012 SwimBC Short Course Age Group Championships. pacificsportnorthernbc.com/.../2012%20SwimBC%20Short%2... |
Williams Lake Spring Fling, February 2012
Number of clubs participating: 3
Number of swimmers participating from PGB: 23
Personal Best Times: 61
1st time qualifier for AA Championships
Marc Toyata 100 breast
Club records
10 and under girls
Skylar Lewington 200 fly
2012 SwimBC Short Course AA Championships February 2012
Number of clubs participating: 45
Number of swimmers participating from PGB: 8
Gold 1
Silver 4
Bronze 1
Personal Bests 28
Top 8 Results
Gemma Hansen
5th 200 im
7th 100 back and 200 breast
Skylar Lewington
4th 200 free
7th 200 im and 800 free
Morgan Norn
Silver 100 and 200 back
6th 200 im
Jordan Ozcan
Gold 200 breast
Silver 200 im, 100 breast
Bronze 100 fly
4th 200 free
6th 200 back
Brianna Pallot
8th 100 fly
Emma Williams
6th 200 fly, 200 im
1st time Provincial Qualifier
Jordan Ozcan 100 & 200 breast, 100 fly
In light of the information in the press release, I think it would be a good idea for participants to forward any personal accounts of the incident to me that you can. The investigation did not include any interviews of participants. I am trying to piece together the events of the day from a participant perspective. Thanks.
Jerome Beauchamp
1. Attached please find a copy of the Friday March 2nd at 1 pm
press release regarding the investigation into the chlorine incident
at Sam Ketchum Memorial Pool in Williams Lake which occurred on the
morning of Feb. 26. The document is in three parts as I had pdf
scanning issues that prevented me from saving it as one document.
2. Now that the official word is out, it is a bit easier to make
sense of the incident and how to move forward. I met with the Mayor,
the Director of Community Services, and the Acting Manager of Human
Resources all of the City of Williams Lake in three separate meetings
on Friday afternoon after the press release to once again raise the
issue of counseling services. The Acting Manager of Human Resources
had already been in contact with local counselors to get an idea about
the best course of action for this situation. The suggested course of
action has two steps:
a. A group counseling/debriefing session for swimmers and
parents from each club. This would mean a meeting in Prince George,
Quesnel and Williams Lake.
b. Possible one-on-one or family counseling for swimmers and
their families having the further difficulties.
3. As a first step, the Mayor of Williams Lake would like to
make a call to each of the clubs on Monday March 5. It is my belief
that the club president would be the most appropriate person to call
from each club.
4. As a second step, Acting Manager of Human Resources, Heather
Silvester, would also like speak by phone to a club contact, most
likely the club president again, to make arrangements for the group
counseling/debriefing session, and to discuss other possible
counseling needs. It would be my suggestion that the calls could
occur together, with Mayor Cook holding her conversation with the club
president first, then turning the phone over to the Heather
Silvester, or a conference/speaker phone setup.
a. Please forward to me a phone number and time for a Monday
call to me by Sunday March 4, evening.
5. As time goes on, medical and mental health issues are
arising. It is important that I am kept abreast of these developments
as we move forward to finding solutions and closure to this situation.
Jerome Beauchamp
Director
Swim BC
250-296-4119
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Starting on Monday, the coaches will be handing out the Purdy's Easter fundraising brochures at practice.
On-line ordering is also available at:
· Choose "Sign Up as Group Member" if you are opening a new account.
· Choose "Log-in" for returning members.
· Our Group User ID Number is: 19110
Additional brochures and order forms available to download off the Barracuda website at http://www.pgbsc.org/Fund_Raising.html.
Order deadline is March 17th.
Cathie Godden