What forms do I Need?
Click here to download a list of the CSA forms you will need for the entire CSA swim season.
CSA Rule Book and Handbook
Registration Form
Swimmer Registration/Release Form (pdf). Please note that Swimmer Registration/Release forms must be filled out and signed for each swimmer before the first dual meet.
Meet Entry Forms
Meet Entry Form (for 4-lane pools) (MS Word)
Meet Entry Form (for 6-lane pools) (MS Word)
Meet Scoring Forms
Note: these forms require legal-size (8 1/2 x 14) paper.
Meet Scoring Form (for 4-lane pools) (MS Word)
Meet Scoring Form (for 6-lane pools) (MS Word)
Meet Scoring Form (for 6-lane pools; 8.5x11 paper)(MS Word)
Place Judging Forms (MS Word)
Swimmers' Event Card (MS Word)
Order of Events (MS Word)
Newspaper/Website Report Form
The home team is responsible for completing the website report form. This form should be downloaded and filled out electronically. Detailed instructions for using the form are found at the top of the form itself.
The website/newspaper form should be submitted by 9AM on the day following the meet
to satisfy newspaper deadlines.Please do not send forms directly to the News and Record. If you have problems with the form,
call Lydia Fritz at 580-6060.
Pool Setup Diagram
This diagram represents the standard setup for pools at CSA swim meets. Note: this diagram represents a 50-meter pool. For 25-meter/yard pools, the 15-meter mark is well past the middle of the pool.
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Notes on Pool Setup
Official Dual Meet Entry Procedures 2006
Starting platforms are numbered from right to left as the swimmers stand facing the course.
Starting platforms must be anchored to the pool deck and must remain stable.
All ladders, steps, or stairs within the racing course shall be recessed in the pool walls.
Starting block requirements:
- Water depth of 4' or greater at starting end: maximum block height of 2'6" above the surface of the water.
- Water depth of less than 4' at the starting end: swimmers must begin race in the water.
- Water depth of less than 4' at the turn end: in-water relay starts are required.
- USA Swimming rules require a 6' water depth for teaching racing starts.