PHOENIX, Arizona, September 21. AS the Swimming World Magazine<\/i> Team Partnership Program continues to grow, we are proud to announce the newest batch of team-partner members. <\/p>\n
Sarah Heinz House Aquatics out of Washington, Pa., joined the team partnership program with 30 members. The club, in its inaugural year, states that its core mission is for all its members to reach for their dreams.<\/p>\n
Two teams from New Jersey recently became members. The New Jersey Wave Swim Team from Tenafly, N.J., is a non-profit corporation with nearly 180 members. As stated on its web site, its central focus is on lofty goals, dreams and having fun.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, YMCA of Vineland Seals, located in Vineland, N.J., boasts a team of 100 swimmers and is focused on building strong kids, strong families and strong communities.<\/p>\n
Masters teams are also welcome to the program, as evidenced by the Mission Viejo Nadadores Masters club becoming a team partner with 200 swimmers. The main goal of the club is to help swimmers feel competent and confident in their abilities to reach their goals and maximize their performances.<\/p>\n
Out of Auburn Hills, Mich., comes the North Oakland Waves YMCA squad of 120 swimmers. The program serves as an introduction and continuation to competitive-level swimming for swimmers in the area.<\/p>\n
The Greater Toledo Aquatic Club (GTAC), out of Toledo, Ohio, brings 200 members to the partnership. One of the oldest (established in 1967) and best known teams in the nation, GTAC continues to serve its original purpose of providing the finest comprehensive swim program in the area for swimmers of all ages and abilities. <\/p>\n
The Wausau Area YMCA Green Dolphins, hailing from Wausau, Wis., also recently joined the team partnership program. With 100 swimmers, the program is truly based on the YMCA principles of Caring, Respect, Honesty and Responsibility.<\/p>\n
Last, but certainly not least, Fort Lauderdale Aquatics, out of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., joins the program with swimmers ranging from age 5 to 105. The club's vision is to be the most professionally-operated club sports organization in the country.<\/p>\n