THE Champion
OCONEE STINGRAYS
STINGRAYS IN ACTION
2025 Tentative Meet Schedule
Morgan County Aquatic Center in Madison, Ga, has a new swim team, and will participate in meets with the OSL this season. They are replacing the Reynolds Rapids, who no longer have a team.
Please keep in mind, this schedule is subject to change.
May 30: Optional Meet for $ @ MC
June 5: VS Ga Club
June 7: VS Shamrock (Saturday morning)
June 10: @ OAR
June 14: @ Summerhill (Saturday morning)
June 20: Optional meet for $ @ MC
June 25: Championship Meet*
*This will be held at the Madison aquatic center in Morgan County.
2025 Practice Schedule
We recognize that it is helpful to know the practice schedule when making registration decisions, so our coaches have been working very hard to provide this. With so many swimmers, our priority is to optimize lane spacing based on final registration numbers. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we try to best accommodate our swimmers.
Afternoon Practices: May 12-16 and 19-23
Come dressed to swim!
Specific practice times TBA
4:00 - 6:00 pm
Morning Practices: Beginning May 26 (yes, Memorial Day)
(The schedule for all age group times is still being finalized, but your swimmer will be in one of these approximate time slots:)
7:35-8:30 (13 and up)
8:30-9:20 (11-12)
8:30-9:00 (Pups) (May 29- June 13)
9:00- 9:30 (6 &under)
9:30-10:00 (7-8)
10:00-10:45 (9-10)
- TAKE YOUR MARK -
RULE #1
Be Kind.
We at the stingrays believe that anyone can swim but we want more than just swimmers. We expect kindness and respect among all the teammates. We believe that this fosters an environment of inclusion and kindness and encouragement which will lead to fast swimmers and good teammates for life.
Work Hard.
RULE #2
Hard work is incredibly important to our team and our coaches. Coach Mike always says, "Anyone can get good at swimming if they are willing to work hard at it. Doesn't matter if you are young or old, big or small, naturally athletic or not. If you are willing to get comfortable being uncomfortable, you can get good at swimming quickly."
RULE #3
Have Fun.
While we want to be our best, train hard, and try to win races, we are nothing if we don't enjoy what we are doing. Having fun and playing games helps swimmers learn to solve problems, develop social skills and life-long relationships, express creativity, and develop physical skills and flexibility. We want every child to walk away from practices and meets hungry for more and feeling valued. That's why we think that having fun is so important.
