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CITY / COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP RULES
  1. To participate in any event of the City/County Meet, a swimmer must have competed in at least two weeknight meets as an RVAA registered swimmer.. A swimmer must have established a qualified time in each event he or she wishes to enter at City/County, and must have a time equal to or faster than the C/C cutoff time in order to swim the IM or the 100 Free. (Swimmers who have established times but who have failed to compete in two weeknight meets may appeal to the C/C meet director for medical waivers only.)

  2. Swimmers who have had fewer than the designated opportunities to swim an event for their age group (6 & Under-three; 7 & Up-two) may establish entry times for the City/County Championship Meet in the Open Event. No one holding a qualified time may swim to better that time in the Open Event. Open Events are held on the last two Monday night meets of the regular season, or, in the case of meet cancellation, on the following day.

  3. Classification rules for City/County follow Monday night rules, but utilize the current RVAA Yards Time Standards.

  4. In each of the three time standard divisions, medals or ribbons will be awarded for the top ten places, and points will be awarded for the top twenty places. Relays receive Gold medals or ribbons and points.

  5. The season’s final score for each team will be the sum of 60% of its accumulated Monday night meet scores and 40% of its City/County meet score. RVAA championship awards will be presented to all teams based on final scores. Separate fist, second and third place awards will be given for City/County scores.

RVAA MISSION STATEMENT

The Roanoke Valley Aquatic Association was offically organized in 1964 when the RVAA prepared the present constitution and by-laws under the direction and supervision of the late Ed Hughes. During the same year, the AAU offically sanctioned the RVAA

The RVAA has grown from an organization with only a few hundred swimmers in 1964 to approximately 1,695 swimmers in 2001. Following the summer swim season each year, the RVAA holds a championship meet, involving all of the current year's participating teams. At the conclusion of the championship meet, the organization presents plaques and awards in each division for appropriate finishes. The RVAA also maintains, updates yearly, and publishes a record of all the fastest times in the individual age groups events for the championship meet.

The mission of RVAA is to promote the sport of swimming for participants of all ages and abilities throughout the Roanoke Valley Region. All swimmers, parents, coaches, and volunteers will be treated with the highest standards of courtesy and dignity in an environment that fosters fun, personal growth, fair play, and good sportsmanship. RVAA strives to ensure an equitable system of competition among swimmers. Its member swim clubs, in promoting team unity and competition, are charged with abiding by the letter and spirit of the RVAA rules.


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