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Welcome
to Iowa Masters Swimming!
We
are competitive, recreational and fitness swimmers, ages 18 and
over. We swim for life! Our national organization, United States
Masters Swimming is an organization of over 40,000 men and women,
offering fitness and competitive opportunities to all.
What
is Masters Swimming?
Founded
in 1970, Masters Swimming is part of United States Aquatic Sports
(USAS), the governing body for amateur swimming in the United
States. Swimmers age 18 and older are welcome to join and participate
at whatever level they choose in this "lifetime sport." Masters
range in ability from those just learning to swim to former collegiate
and Olympic swimmers. There is a full schedule of local, national,
and international swimming events for those Masters interested
in competing. Some Masters choose not to compete, but join to
enjoy the healthful benefits of swimming and to meet other active
adults.
To
join Iowa Masters, please click here
to find the registration information. Membership is administered
by state, not by the national organization.
Download
the 2012 One Year Membership Application registration form
(pdf 71K).
New (posted 2011.11.5)

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Check out the 2010-2011 Meet
Information for our upcoming meets.
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2012
Iowa Masters Short Course State Championship Swimming Meet
Saturday, March 24 , 2012 - Warm-ups at Noon, Meet begins
at 1 PM.;
Location:
Charles
Benson Bear ’39 Recreation & Athletic Center,
Grinnell College, 1201 10th Avenue, Grinnell, IA 50112;
Contact: Jack
Mathews, 515-306-SWIM (7946). E-mail jack@jackmathews.com;
Mail in Entry
Form (pdf)
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Trophies:
1st, 2nd and 3rd places.
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Participation
medals to all swimmers.
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T-shirts with State Championship design available
for $20.
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Hosted by: Grinnell Masters Swim Club/Grinnell P & R Tiger
Sharks Swimming
(Posted:
2011.11.21 Rev'd: 2011.11.22)
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2012 Panther Masters Swim Club SC Swim Meet
Hosted By: Panther
Masters Swim Club;
Location:
UNI
Wellness and Recreation Center;
2301 Hudson Road, Cedar Falls, IA;
Saturday, March 3, 2012, 1:00pm;
Warm Ups @ 12:00pm-12:45pm;
Entry
Form (pdf)
(posted;
2012.01.23)
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The 2012 COE College Winter Festival Masters
(Short Course) Swimming
Meet
Saturday,
January 14, 2012. Warm-ups 12:00 p.m. Meet starts at 1:00
p.m.;
Hosted
By: Milky Way Masters Swim Club and Coe College;
Location: Coe College – 1220 First Avenue NE – Cedar Rapids,
IA 52402;
Mail entries and check to: Justin Jennings, Coe College,
1220 First Avenue NE Cedar Rapids, IA 52402;
(posted:
2011.11.21)
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2011 Postal Pentathlon Swim Meet
Sponsors: Minnesota LMSC and KnightCrawlers Swim Club
Open to all registered masters swimmers for the 2011 or 2012
season.
Awards: Winners of each age group will receive a special award.
Questions: Brian Cohn - chair@minnesotamasters.com
Web site: www.minnesotamasters.com
Meet
Entry Form (pdf)
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2012
OLYMPIC TEAM TRIALS - SWIMMING
The 2012
U.S. Olympic Team Trials - Swimming will return June 25-July
2 to Omaha, Neb., as one of the fastest, exciting, suspenseful
and pressure-filled competitions held in the United States
every four years. Check the link above often for updates as
we draw closer to naming the team that will represent the
United States in the pool at the London Olympic Games.
(Posted
2011.11.7)
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2012 Ozark LMSC
and Breadbasket Zone SC Yards Championship Meet
Sponsored
by St. Louis Area Masters
Swimming, Inc. (SLAM)
Saturday, March 31 - Sunday, April 1, 2012;
Location:
Marquette High School, 2351 Clarkson Rd, Chesterfield, MO
63017-7122;
Time:
Saturday afternoon, March 31st, warm-up 1 pm, meet starts
2 pm;
and Sunday morning, April 1st, warm-up begins at 8 am, meet
begins at 9 am;
Deck entries for Saturday close at 1:30 pm, for Sunday at
8:30 am;
Register
On-Line;
Paper
Entry Form (pdf)
(Posted
2012.01.23)
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Synopsis:
More than 50
years after landmark civil rights decisions opened schools and voting
booths, fewer than 1% of competitive swimmers in the U.S. are black
and Latino. Parting the Waters is the story of African-American
championship swimmers Maritza Correia and Cullen Jones, and the
young black and Latino swimmers coming up behind them –– as they
challenge old myths, fears, and stereotypes to break down the last
vestiges of segregation.
Read
further.
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