Note: This week’s meet information email will be sent separately later.

Thank you everyone for completing your intentions to swim in Divisionals, Championships, and Classics. Attached is a report summarizing everyone’s intentions. Please check this report for accuracy. If there are any mistakes, please respond to Emelyn Shabel ([email protected] or 951-833-2077) by 12 noon Sunday 6/26. The “meet” is closed in Swimtopia, so you will no longer be able to make changes.

After Sunday until the start of Divisionals, any change requests must be submitted to Emelyn so that she can process the proper SAIL paperwork. After Divisionals start, a swimmer who scratches from C&C without a valid reason will receive a $50 fine per individual event and $100 for relays.

The following is an example of how to read the report.

Swimmer 1 is only swimming in Divisionals, Swimmer 2 is swimming in Divisionals and is available for Champs and Classics if he qualifies, Swimmer 3 will not swim in Divisionals (the event section is blank), swimmer 4 will swim in Divisionals and Championships if he qualifies, but not in classics.

Remember, everyone who signed up for Divisionals will swim in the meet. Championships and Classics intentions let SAIL know you are able to swim in the meet, but participants are chosen based on times in all of the divisional meets across the city. By event, the fastest available 16 swimmers go to Classics, the next 24 go to Championships. The 2021 rankings are updated every week in the Greenville Journal. These rankings give a good idea of how competitive your swimmer is across the SAIL, but only the times earned in Divisionals meets count for an invitation to C&C. A swimmer ranked 60 or above has a good chance of earning a spot, but we won’t know until the Sunday after Divisionals.