CUSD Community Education

2026 Croswhite Invite Swim & Dive Date: Girls’ & Boys’ Dive -Thursday, September 10, 2026 Girls’& Boys’ Swim-Saturday, September12,2026 Location: Kerry Croswhite Aquatic Center 350 N Arizona Ave Chandler, AZ85225 Host: Chandler High School Swim & Dive Team Meet Referee: Yvonne Nail Meet Director: Swim-David Tait (602)793-6888 david@rioswimteam.org Swim Entries - Melissa Ripley melissa@rioswimteam.org Dive- Dianne Grayson(480)220-6188 dianne_grayson@yahoo.com Eligibility: 1.Open to any Arizona high school student-athlete currently participating with an Arizona High School team meeting AIA eligibility and any out of state high school team student-athletes whose participation has been approved by AIA. 2.The 200 Free and 200 IM entries will be limited to a maximum of five (5) heats, while the 500 Free entries will be limited to a maximum of four (4) heats. Swimmers that enter, but do not qualify for the heats offered can be entered into a different event. All other individual, relay, and swimmer limits still apply to any revision of entries. Teams are allowed ONE (1) and only revision of entries. Events Offered: All Swim & Dive Events Event Structure: Pre-Seeded Timed Finals Facility: Two outdoor ten lane by 25-yard courses. Warm up/down pool (east) is 5-6 lanes. Two 1-meter diving boards on the west end of pool. Entry Rules: 1.The current AIA Rules of Competitive Swimming and Diving will govern. 2.The AIA controlled meet warm-up procedure will be enforced. Feet first entry into the warm up lanes will be enforced. Dive entries may only occur in lanes specifically designated by the meet referee during warm up. 3.Deck changing is strictly prohibited. 4.The 200 Free and 200 IM entries are limited to the fastest FIVE (5) heats and the 500 Free entries are limited to the fastest FOUR (4) heats. Any swimmers not making the respective allocated heats will be automatically scratched and the coach will be allowed to submit ONE (1) team entry revision by Sunday, September 6th at 12:00 PM (noon). 5.Psych sheets will be emailed to the contact who sends in the entry file and posted at https://www.gomotionapp.com/team/azrssc/page/event... 6.Entry times must be the swimmer’s best Short Course Yard time for that event or NT (No Time). You may use a previous year’s time or USA Swimming time for entry purposes since this meet is being held early in the season. 7.Each TEAM is limited to FOUR (4) swimmers/divers per individual event and ONE (1) relay entry per relay event. All student-athletes are limited to a maximum of FOUR (4) events (individual plus relay) for the meet, with a maximum of TWO (2) individual events. Student-athletes may enter up to a maximum of 2 individual events plus 2 relay events OR 1 individual event plus 3 relay events. 8.Coaches must list relay names, up to eight (8) per relay, when entries are submitted. Only the eight (8) athletes listed on a team’s entry list are eligible to participate on the specific relay in which they are listed. See rule 3, section 2 of the NFHS Swimming and Diving Rules Book for additional entry rules & limitations. 9.Time trials will not be offered. 10.It is the intent the swim and dive portions of the meet will meet eligibility requirements as an invitational for state qualifying purposes. Invitational results will be submitted to the AIA per AIA rules by the host team and/or meet director. 11.Diving will be an 11-dive format, with no required dive. See “Diving Entries” below. No Exhibition Entries/ Events: will be offered or available. Splits: If available & verified as accurate by the meet director and/ or meet referee, lead-off relay splits may be submitted with final results. Copies of relay cards must be submitted to the AIA office along with results for splits to be considered. Diving Entries: DIVE ENTRIES ARE DUE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th BY 6:00 PM All dive entries will be submitted using Clean Entries at: www.CleanEntries.com. All divers must be entered no later than Friday, September 4th at 6:00 PM. Paper entries upon request may be submitted to Dianne Grayson at dianne_grayson@yahoo.com Please include TEAM NAME, COACH NAME AND CONTACT INFORMATION (INCLUDING EMAIL & CELL PHONE #), ATHLETE NAME, GENDER, and DIVE LIST (LABELED AS V or O) Swim Entries: ENTRIES ARE DUE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th BY 6:00 PM All entries must be submitted electronically. Paper entries will not be accepted. No late entries or deck entries will be accepted. Payment must precede entries for the entries to be accepted. Any questions regarding swimming entries are to be directed to the meet director, David Tait, with contact information listed above. Submit entries with an entry file from Hy-Tek Team Manager or Team Manager Lite. The event file is posted at: https://www.gomotionapp.com/team/azrssc/page/event... Send your completed entry zip file to Melissa Ripley at melissa@rioswimteam.org All revisions will be due to Melissa Ripley Sunday, September 7th by 12:00 PM (noon). Teams are allowed only ONE (1) revision submission. Results: Results shall be submitted to the AIA & uploaded into MaxPreps within 24 hours of the conclusion of the meet. Only official results as submitted shall be eligible for state championship qualification. Event Structure: Girls will compete first in the odd-numbered events, followed by boys competing in the even-numbered events. Event heats will be seeded slowest to fastest for all events. Scoring & Awards: Top 16 Individuals: 20, 17, 16, 15, 14, 13, 12, 11, 9, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 Top 16 Relays: 40, 34, 32, 30, 28, 26, 24, 22, 18, 14, 12, 10, 8, 6, 4, 2 Team awards will be given to the top 3 Boys’ teams and top 3 Girls’ teams Awards will be mailed Entry Fees: $400 combined male/female team; $250 single male or female team; $100 dive team only. Make checks payable to CUSD Community Education Mail checks to: CUSD Community Ed, 1525 W Frye RD, Chandler, AZ 85224 Payment questions may be directed to: Jacklyn Truelove truelove.jacklyn@cusd80.com (480) 224-3909 Spectator Admission: ●$10 Adults, meet program included ●$5 Students and Military, meet program included Team Tents: ●No team tents inside the pool fence area ●Team tents may be set up outside the facility on the south side Schedule Dive Schedule: Thursday, September 10, 2025 ●Girls: ○Gates open @ 8:00 AM; Warm up @ 8:30 AM; Competition begins @ 9:30 AM ●Boys: ○One hour warm up begins at the conclusion of the boys’ competition Swim Schedule: Saturday, September 12, 2026 ●Gates open @ 4:30 PM ●Warm-ups @ 5:00 PM ●Competition @ 6:00 PM Event Schedule # Girls Event Description Boys # 1 200Medley Relay 2 3 Max5 Heats 200Freestyle Max5 Heats 4 5 Max5 Heats 200IndividualMedley Max5 Heats 6 7 50Freestyle 8 15Minute Break 9 100Butterfly 10 11 100Freestyle 12 13 Max4 Heats 500Freestyle Max4 Heats 14 15 200FreestyleRelay 16 17 100Backstroke 18 19 100Breaststroke 20 21 400FreestyleRelay 22

Our goal as early childhood educators is to provide a strong foundation that will help all children become lifelong learners. We believe that children learn through experience and discovery. Our goal is to prepare children to enter kindergarten with a healthy self-concept and a positive attitude toward school and learning. We accomplish this by offering age appropriate curriculum designed to develop social, emotional, physical and cognitive abilities. Our programs also follow the CUSD student calendar. Classes are taught by certified Early Childhood Education Teachers Rigorous academic curriculum to support literacy, math skills, STEM, and social emotional learning 5 days per week Program hours 8:00am-2:30pm* $880 per month Annual Registration Fee: $80 per child (non-refundable) Daily lunch and snacks provided

Our goal as early childhood educators is to provide a strong foundation that will help all children become lifelong learners. We believe that children learn through experience and discovery. Our goal is to prepare children to enter kindergarten with a healthy self-concept and a positive attitude toward school and learning. We accomplish this by offering age appropriate curriculum designed to develop social, emotional, physical and cognitive abilities. Our programs also follow the CUSD student calendar. Classes are taught by certified Early Childhood Education Teachers Rigorous academic curriculum to support literacy, math skills, STEM, and social emotional learning 5 days per week Program hours 8:00am-2:30pm* $880 per month Annual Registration Fee: $80 per child (non-refundable) Daily lunch and snacks provided

CTA Independence Cookie Club Program Description: Cookie decorating club Grades Levels of Students (Min and Max): Kinder-6th Start and End Date Program: August 3rd- September 7th (No club August 24th) Time and Days of the week: Mondays; 3:15-4:15 Location (School and Room/Area): Room 34, Yellow Hallway Cost per Participant: $70 Registration Min/Max number of Participants: Minimum: 10/Maximum: 30 Program Contact Info (Name and Email): Heidi Huggins; huggins.heidi@cusd80.com Special Instructions: Students need to bring crayons to club. Students will decorate two cookies each week. Please advise Ms. Huggins if student has any allergies to food.

CTA Independence Oldies but Goodies Program Description: Old Fashioned Games Club Grades Levels of Students (Min and Max): Kinder-6th Start and End Date Program: August 5th-September 16th (NO CLASS August 19th; Confs or September 9th) Time and Days of the week: Wednesdays; 3:15-4:15 Location (School and Room/Area): Room 34, Yellow Hallway Cost per Participant: $50 Registration Min/Max number of Participants: Minimum: 10/Maximum: 30 Program Contact Info (Name and Email): Heidi Huggins; huggins.heidi@cusd80.com

Our goal as early childhood educators is to provide a strong foundation that will help all children become lifelong learners. We believe that children learn through experience and discovery. Our goal is to prepare children to enter kindergarten with a healthy self-concept and a positive attitude toward school and learning. We accomplish this by offering age appropriate curriculum designed to develop social, emotional, physical and cognitive abilities. Our programs also follow the CUSD student calendar. Classes are taught by certified Early Childhood Education Teachers Rigorous academic curriculum to support literacy, math skills, STEM, and social emotional learning 5 days per week Program hours 8:00am-2:30pm* $880 per month Annual Registration Fee: $80 per child (non-refundable) Daily lunch and snacks provided

CUSD Community Education has a variety of camp and clinic opportunities to choose from for students of ALL ages. Please note for cancellation of camps or clinics a processing fee may apply! Camps, clinics, and tournaments information for coaches Camps and clinics flyer template

Casteel High School

Casteel High School Pre-Tryout Clinic Who: 9th-12th graders When: 8/4 – 8/6 Tuesday - Thursday Where: Casteel High School in Main Gym Time: 5:00PM-7:00PM Cost: $150 Questions? Please contact brennaklingenberg@cox.net

Little Colts Pom Clinic Inviting all little Pommies to perform with us at a home football game on 10/9. The Clinic will take place on 10/7 where little colts will learn chants and a routine. Who: K-6 little pommies When: 10/7 - clinic and performance on 10/9 Where: 10/7 - in the dance room. Performance 10/9 on the football field. Time: 4:30-6:30 pm - 10/7 and 6-8pm on 10/9 Cost: $50 Questions? Please contact (thecoachcyp@gmail.com)

Casteel Pre-Tryout Badminton Clinic Who: Casteel Badminton-9th-12th grades When: 8/3-8/6 Monday -Thursday Where: Casteel High School in Main Gym Time: 2:45PM-4:45PM Cost: $50 Questions? Please contact hassell.anja@cusd80.com

Casteel Swim Camp Swim camp: working on the fundamentals of stroke techniques, starts and turns. Get a jump start on swim season Who: 6th-12th grades When: August 3rd-7th Where: Perry High School Pool Time: 4:30pm-6:30pm Cost: $75.00 Questions? Please contact david.j.brown66@gmail.com

Challenge Island After School program: Dazzling Decades- Get ready for some groovy time-traveling fun! You and a STEAM Team of friends will time travel to a different decade every week and learn about what it was like to be a kid in the 50’s, 60’s. 70’s, 80’s, and 90’s! You’ll engineer your way around the clock at different dazzling decade destinations like Soda Shop Springs (1954), Pop Art Towers (1964), Pet Rock Treehouse (1975) and Super STEAMio Jump (1985). This iconic island is sure to be one for the history books! All new activities each session. All classes are non-refundable. For extenuating circumstances processing and attendance fees apply.

Fall Camps: Jurassic Island 4 day Camp- Calling all budding paleontologists! Set up camp on Jurassic Island, uncover a land forgotten by time, and unearth the incredible secrets of the dinosaurs and their ancient ecosystem. Walk in the footprints of the gentle giant brachiosaurus, race against the velociraptors, soar through the skies with the pterodactyl, and battle the mighty Tyrannosaurus Rex. This STEAM-fueled camp is sure to be the learning adventure of all time! Super Sleuth 4 day Camp- Calling all aspiring detectives to Challenge Island’s® Super Sleuth Camp. Our eagle-eyed tribes will work together on Top Secret STEAM challenges from CSI to Scooby Doo to Sherlock Holmes to Nancy Drew. So, grab your detective gear and prepare to go undercover this summer with Challenge Island®. Space Xplorer Adventure 4 day Camp- Get ready for a journey through time and space as we meet the great explorers. From Copernicus to Galileo, from the Wright brothers to Amelia Earhart, from Neil Armstrong to Mae Jemison, from Elon Musk to wherever your imagination will take you. This camp is guaranteed to be an out-of-this-world experience! All classes are non-refundable. For extenuating circumstances processing and attendance fees apply.

Chandler Girls Volleyball Summer League 1st annual Team Summer League Who: HS Teams (max 2 teams per school) When: July 9th, 16th, 23rd, and 30th Where: Chandler High School Payne Gym Time: 6:00pm-8:00pm Cost: 350.00 per team Format: Round robin Style 2 Matches a night per team Thursday July 30th: Single elimination tournament Questions? Please contact chandlergirlsvb@gmail.com)

Chandler High School

Chandler High School Marching Band Summer & Fall Camp Who: Chandler High School Marching Band 2026 When: July 6, 7, 8, 9 - September 30 – October 1, 2 Where: Chandler High School (starts in Band room 906) Time: 8am – 8pm (2 hour lunch break & 1 hour dinner break) Cost: $100 Questions? Please contact (quamo.jeff@cusd80.com)

The Community Education Department is excited about the opportunities to reach our community through traditional and non-traditional recreation sports. Chandler Sports League offers soccer, basketball, flag football, cheer and volleyball for K - 6th grade throughout the school year. Our purpose will be to provide high quality events, leagues, clinics, and tournaments to better serve our CUSD community. The Chandler Sports League focus on FUN and TEAMWORK with a fast and energetic atmosphere. As we gear up for another exciting year with our Chandler Unified School District’s Programs, we wanted to take a moment to outline our expectations to ensure a positive and successful experience for all participants. Our focus remains on creating a safe, encouraging, and respectful environment that fosters growth, teamwork, and personal development for our students. 1. Communication and Concerns: If you have any concerns or questions about the program, we encourage you to reach out directly to our Chandler Sports League coordinator, Jackie Truelove, at truelove.jacklyn@cusd80.com. Open communication is essential to addressing any issues promptly and effectively. 2. Social Media Etiquette: We kindly ask all participants, staff, and parents to refrain from posting negative comments or content related to the Cheer Program on social media. If you have feedback or concerns, please follow our established communication channels, and discuss them with Jackie, at truelove.jacklyn@cusd80.com. Let's ensure that our online presence reflects the positive values and goals of our program. 3. Positive Environment: We emphasize the importance of treating all students, staff, and parents with respect and kindness. Yelling at students or any form of physical contact that might be perceived as harmful or disrespectful is strictly prohibited. Let's work together to build each other up and inspire our students to shine. 4. I understand that CUSD Enrichment & Site staff/coaches reserves the right to withdraw my child(ren) due to continuing behaviors that present a danger to self or others or any other violations of school or department policies. 5. I understand that CUSD CSL Site staff/coaches reserves the right to withdraw my student due to my(parent's) behaviors that presents a danger to self or others or any violations of school or department policies. Cheer registration is site specific for students of that designated school only. Please note no refunds!