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- Fall House of Delegates
- Officials Meeting Agenda
- Officials Chair Election
- Safe Sport Training for Officials
- Re-certification Year
- Fall Clinic Blast
Promoting Excellence by Providing Resources to Support and Empower the North Carolina Swimming Community.
by Amy Faulk
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by Amy Faulk
The Mecklenburg Swim Association (MSA) won the combined team championships at the 2023 NCS Senior Long Course Championship meet at the Greensboro Aquatic Center. MSA scored 1,068 points, ahead of the TAC Titans (TAC) who finished in second place. The Wolfpack Elite (WOLF) finished in third place, followed by the Raleigh Swimming Association (RSA), and Marlins of Raleigh (MOR). Congratulations to all NCS athletes, coach’s and NCS Clubs on a great meet. Thank you to our Officials, volunteers, families from across the LSC. Thank you to STAR Aquatics and Greensboro Aquatic Center for hosting the 2023 NCS Senior Long Course Championship meet. #NCSBetter2Gether
by Amy Faulk
North Carolina Swimming Board of Directors calls for candidates for October elections. Involved in club governance or interested in doing more for swimming in North Carolina? Consider raising your hand for an elected or appointed position within the North Carolina Swimming LSC. Committee positions are also open. See the Governance tab on SwimNC.com for more info. Contact GeneralChair@ncswim.org with questions. #IMNCS
by Amy Faulk
Submitting Legislation:
If you would like to propose new legislation for the 2023 NCS Fall HOD meeting on October 1, 2023, please mark up the existing Rule or By-Law with the proposed wording and submit your proposal to Lisa Olack olack.lisa@gmail.com using the HOD Legislation Template below. The deadline for submitting proposed legislation is August 12, 2023.
by Amy Faulk