Categories of SNC Multi-Class Records

Swimming North Coast maintains 4 categories of multi-class records:   

• Multi-Class Short Course Championship Records -

       The fastest times achieved at the official Swimming North Coast Short Course Championships.

• Multi-Class Short Course Overall Records -

       The fastest times achieved by registered Swimming North Coast multi-class swimmers at a swim meet in any             25m pool.

• Multi-Class Long Course Championship Records -

       The fastest times achieved at the official Swimming North Coast Long Course Championships. 

• Multi-Class Long Course Overall Records -

       The fastest times achieved by registered Swimming North Coast multi-class swimmers at a swim meet in any             50m pool.

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Notes:

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• Multi-Class Records will be kept for all the standard age groups and classifications S1- S19 when they are available.

• Records with no current record holder will not be displayed.

• Only times achieved by officially classified multi-class swimmers who are registered with Swimming North Coast Inc can be considered for these records.

• Events must be swum according to the rules of SAL and SNSW.

• Timing must be done either electronically or manually using three timekeepers. An accredited referee and starter must be officiating.

• Club nights, club championships, time trial meets and school meets below Regional level will not be considered for SNC Multi Class Records.

• SNC Championship Carnivals and inter-club carnivals within the area will be checked for new records by the registrar when either a Meet Manager or Team Manager file of results is available.

• State and National meets will also be checked when a Meet Manager or Team Manager file of results is available.

• Swimmers with times achieved at meets other than the above will need to contact the registrar by email swimmingnorthcoastregistrar@gmail.com with full details of events, the name of the Swim Meet, Date and Venue

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SNSW or Australian Multi-Class Records

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• · Swimmers who wish to claim a SNSW or Australian MC record from a time achieved at a SNC run Swim Meet or a Club Swim Meet must do so on the day of the swim.·  

• · It is the responsibility of the swimmer to have the correct record application form with them and have it signed by the Meet Officials on the day. A copy of the printout of the electronic times or 3 manual stop watch times must be requested on the day of the swim to accompany the record application.

•   SNC is unable to assist with claims for MC records not processed

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