The Rays is a swim team dedicated to creating a support system for swimmers and families for individuals with special needs. The team has 46 current swimmers and is looking to expand to around 60 swimmers. The group has holiday parties, camping trips and nearly 6 swim meets a year. Covid-19 has changed some things on the team and some social events will be placed on hold but we still have the same mission. To create a social and inclusive environment for our swimmers to thrive. The Rose Bowl Aquatics Center has helped our team grow and thrive for over 12 years now and we could not be more thankful.
If interested in more information or for an evaluation, please contact kpulliam@rosebowlaquatics.org or 626) 564-0330 Ext 414.
Please click here to donate to the Anniversary Campaign or support the Rays Team in their 2020 Swim-a-Thon!
In-person, in the pool practices
Saturday:
2:00-3:00 pm- 18 slots
3:00-4:00 pm- 18 slots
4:00-5:00 pm- 18 slots
Sunday:
2:00-3:00 pm- 12 slots
3:00-4:00 pm- 18 slots
4:00-5:00 pm- 18 slots
Rays Virtual World Zoom activities:
Generally, RBAC will endeavor to follow CDC guidelines for staying safe and healthy inside and outside of the pool.
Personal Swimmer Conduct: To minimize the risk of transmission and help promote safety, the following personal swimmer conduct is expected. Failure to adhere to these principles will be asked to leave training for the day. If violations continue, further action will be taken up to and including suspension.
Contact your coach immediately.
A swimmer who has had close contact of any COVID-19 positive individual will be removed from practice. To return to practice the swimmer should have no symptoms for 72 hours, a negative test, and no additional close contact with the infected individual.
Any COVID-19 positive swimmer should report potential TEAM contacts to coaches. TEAM contacts should include any TEAMmate who has been within 6’ of the infected athlete.
Yes, masks must be worn at all times while at the facility, except for while showering and in the pools.
Yes, showers are mandatory prior to entering the water.