2010 Registration Form for New and Returning Athletes

2010 Registration Form for the Pre-Competitive Group

Club Fees and Policies:

USA SWIMMING MEMBERSHIP - $57.00 per swimmer- yearly membership
FAMILY MEMBERSHIP FEE: $50 per family for the year

CMA Dues 2010-2011

Pay by Credit Card 2010-2011

Injury Policy

Coastal Maine Aquatics, founded in 1991, is known throughout the state of Maine and New England as a first-class, year-round swim program. We offer a guided, age-group program for children ages 6 and up, from the novice swimmer to the nationally ranked. We are members of USA Swimming and Maine Swimming, the national and state governing bodies for amateur competitive swimming.

When a young person becomes a member of CMA, he or she learns the values of sportsmanship and teamwork. Swimming with Coastal Maine Aquatics provides physical, emotional and intellectual skills that will last a lifetime.

Coastal Maine Aquatic's mission is to offer our athletes the opportunity to achieve their highest goals in USA Swimming through developing the utmost respect for self, team, and family. Our goal is to create an environment in which champions are inevitable.

Our philosophy is to provide quality instruction for swimmers and families, and to produce outstanding young adults. Our achievements are not a coincidence. Training for competitive swimming fosters a healthy, attentive mind, which in turn stimulates learning of all kinds. Dreams, the stimuli for youth, can be realized in the positive and challenging environment found at CMA.

CMA's objective is simple in concept. We offer activities which promote unity and stability during crucial years of childhood development. Team functions, swimming meets, fundraisers, and community involvement link parents, swimmers, and coaches in a spirit of acceptance and cooperation. CMA parents, relatives, and friends contribute time and effort to support a fulfilling and exciting atmosphere for all. Winning with CMA is the byproduct of the fun, enthusiasm, dedication, and hard work of its membership.

CMA's program runs 11.5 months a year and is divided into two seasons. The winter, or short-course season, begins in early September and ends in March with the Winter State Championship, Eastern Zones, Sectionals, and National Meets. The summer, or long-course season, begins in April and culminates in mid-August with the Summer State Championship, Eastern Zones, Sectionals, and National Meets.

Contact Leanne Gravel @ 415-0809 to learn more about CMA