Sauk Prairie Pool Sharks Conference 2011
The Pool Sharks placed 5th overall this year at conference, up one place from last year! We had a lot of great finishes and even a few conference records! We also had many swimmers beat their personal bests-Way to go Pool Sharks! Complete conference results are available on the Results page.2011 Swim-a-thon
The Swim-a-thon was a HUGE success again this year-thank you to all the swimmers and parents! Find a list of the 2011 Swim-a-thon winners on the Swim-a-thon page!2011 Cow Chip Parade!!
Show your Pool Sharks Pride and join us in the Cow Chip Parade! Details coming soon...
Sauk Prairie Pool Shark’s Philosophy
The SAUK PRAIRIE POOL SHARKS, Inc. is a volunteer, community organization, whose
purpose is to organize a local competitive swim team on an age-group basis. The
organization seeks to promote four main goals:
1. Improving swimming technique
2. Improvement of physical health, self confidence and discipline
3. Learn and encourage water safety
4. Foster sportsmanship through respect for competitors and support of teammates
The SAUK PRAIRIE POOL SHARKS makes a conscious attempt at stressing EFFORT
over performance, RESPECT for other competitors, PARTICIPATION as a member of a
team, COMMUNITY PRIDE, and PERSONAL IMPROVEMENT, both day to day and meet
to meet. Winning is good, but learning how to win and lose is most important.
The SAUK PRAIRIE POOL SHARKS, Inc. is a volunteer, community organization, whose
purpose is to organize a local competitive swim team on an age-group basis. The
organization seeks to promote four main goals:
1. Improving swimming technique
2. Improvement of physical health, self confidence and discipline
3. Learn and encourage water safety
4. Foster sportsmanship through respect for competitors and support of teammates
The SAUK PRAIRIE POOL SHARKS makes a conscious attempt at stressing EFFORT
over performance, RESPECT for other competitors, PARTICIPATION as a member of a
team, COMMUNITY PRIDE, and PERSONAL IMPROVEMENT, both day to day and meet
to meet. Winning is good, but learning how to win and lose is most important.
