Chadstroma
Footballguy
My bad, I was not clear on this, these are not HS level meets. This is college level.... so next to a swimmer from Stanford and Texas is a swimmer from The Cyclones or whatever club.Seems like for swimming it would be very straightforward for recruiting. What's your time? What are your dimensions? Rack and stack. There isn't much subjectivity there. I am sure there are some technique improvement situations but it seems like times would be the most important thing.One thing I noticed in swim with the higher level meets, like just below Olympic level.... you have some swimmers swimming for schools and then you have some swimmers swimming for clubs. I don't know how that all works out.
I found this trying to get more info....
- College Club Swimming (CCS) Meets: These meets are organized by College Club Swimming, which unifies college club swim programs across the country. They provide a platform for college club swimmers to compete in a structured environment1.
- USA Swimming Meets: Some USA Swimming events allow college swimmers to compete alongside club swimmers. These meets often include a wide range of participants, from age group swimmers to collegiate athletes.
- Invitational Meets: Certain invitational meets are open to both college and club swimmers. These events can be hosted by universities or swim clubs and often feature a mix of competitors.
- Dual Meets: Occasionally, college teams might invite club teams to participate in dual meets, providing a competitive experience for both groups.
- Championship Meets: Larger championship meets, such as regional or national championships, may also see participation from both college and club swimmers, especially in the off-season for college swimming