Upon calculating the World Aquatics Power Points for the Club Excellence program, Olympus Aquatics finished as one of the Silver Medal teams for 2025. You, your coaching staff, and your athletes are commended for achieving this coveted level! USA Swimming’s Club Excellence program is designed to be a competitive contest between USA Swimming member clubs, where teams earn and re-earn rankings each year. Every year produces a different group of USA Swimming member clubs that earn exclusive benefits. Learn more about this program here.

Our team photos are in! Special thanks to Jim Lund and Mark Venner! Click on the link below to view: https://www.markvennerphotography.com/Events/2024-OA-Team-Photo/n-qDdrZR

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OA is enrolled in the Smith's Community Rewards Program. When families tie their account to OA, the team receives rewards money from Smith's on a quarterly basis. Please consider registering OA as the benefactor on your Smith's account. Enrollment is simple: just login to your account at https://www.smithsfoodanddrug.com/ and navigate to the inspiring donations tab under "My Account". Search for Olympus Aquatics by name or use our Non-Profit Organization (NPO) number 95625. Select "Olympus Aquatics" and click Enroll. Any transactions moving forward using the Shopper’s Card number associated with your...

In an absolutely dominating performance by both the women's and men's teams, Olympus High School won both the 5A state titles. The women took the trophy by over a 100 points to Park City's second place finish. This is their first title in school history. They were led by Colleen MacWilliams who won the 200IM and the 500 Free, and by Madeleine Moran who won the 100 Breaststroke. The women's team also won the 200 Medley Relay and the 400 Freestyle Relay. https://www.deseret.com/sports/2021/2/20/22281972/high-school-girls-swimming-olympus-dominates-5a-state-meet-wins-first-state-title-in-school-history The men won by almost 130 points...