January 17-18, 2026
Registration Deadline: January 5th, 2026
Asheville Jewish Community Center Pool
40 Clyde St, Asheville, NC, 28801
SESSION SCHEDULE:
Sat 10/U On-Deck: 12:10pm | Warm-Up: 12:25pm | Start: 1:00pm
Sat 11/O On-Deck: 2:40pm | Warm-Up: 2:55pm | Start: 3:30pm
Sun 10/U On-Deck: 7:45am | Warm-Up: 8:00am | Start: 9:00am
Sun 11/O On-Deck: 10:00am | Warm-Up: 10:30am | Start: 11:30pm
*Session Times Subject to change
Important! Be on deck and ready to go at the on-deck time. Late arrivals to warm-ups can interrupt the entire team’s warm-up session.
Team Wear: Saturday: Black Shirt
Sunday: Gray Shirt
Swimwear: Standard Team Suit
RCST Group Color Cap
Note: No Technical Suits may be worn by any 12/Under USA Swimming athlete member in competition at any NCS meet.
Seating: There will be limited “in-person” spectator viewing. Spectators are confined to the pool’s
bleachers that are not occupied by athletes. If the weather permits, the retractable dome
ceiling may be opened to allow for additional spectator seating. That will be a day of call based
on weather conditions. Deck chairs will be allowed.
Parking: Parking is first come, first served. Please follow the rules below:
Parking will be available in our gravel lot that is located adjacent from the pavilion that is located across from the aquatics facility.
You are welcome to park along the street where it is allowed
Please avoid parking in a manner that blocks residential driveways
Parking will also be available at the main JCC building
General RCST Meet Reminders:
– Be ready to warm up on time
– Pay attention to your coach during warm-up
– Always check in with your coach before and after each race.
– Sportsmanship Reminder: always high-five or shake hands with your competitor after your race.
– Celebrate your teammates’ successes louder than your own
– Do not compare yourself with others
– Bring healthy snacks and water
– Disqualifications will happen from time to time. They are part of the learning process.
– All swimmers should pick up AT LEAST 3 pieces of trash from the deck before they leave.
– Be a great teammate!
– The 6 most important words you can tell your swimmer: “I love to watch you swim!”
– Have fun!