Can I make varsity swimming with this times?

I should not be doing your homework for you. Alas, the attached hyperlink is what you need to know. Unfortunately, I have found many high school age swimmers, who are not club (USA Swimming) swimmers, at not provided this information by their coach. I have also found public swimming programs whose swimming instructors are also unaware of this type of information. www.usaswimming.org/DesktopDefault.aspx Good luck on your swimming.

I think it's a reasonable question because even the Age Group Motivational times don't necessarily tell you what the average high school swimmer is doing but we're not going to be much help. You'll definitely fit in with a team with those times but whether you'll be able to make varsity depends a lot on the individual high school and the leagues swim rules. For example, our high school team was limited to a maximum of 3 hours of practice per day, including weight room training and it didn't matter if the practice was on ones own, with the high school team or with a club. This rule was per the state high school swim association (or whatever they called it). This basically cuts out the top tier athletes from high school swimming. I know several swimmers who had to make a choice between pursuing their talent/dreams and swimming for the high school and I even know a few people who were caught doing over the amount and suspended from the high school team. It depends on if there's any strong clubs nearby, what the high school league rules are and even what general region you live in. In western mass, your times would be just fine for varsity - we've got a few top tier invidual swimmers but no true superstar club. If you are going to a high school in the greater Batimore area, well....you'd have much tougher competition. Sorry, but you're just going to have to ask the coaches what they think of your times.

I don't know about your swimming times, but you might consider working on your spelling...

Congrats on your time accomplishments so far. Even if your times aren't good enough for varsity, find somewhere to continue to build your swimming abilities. I know someone who started their high school career doing open turns for the 100 free and ended up winning the Big 10s his senior year of college.

Hello & welcome to usms You didn't say your name, sex, age, grade, height, weight, times from previous seasons or training background. So my answer is maybe I assume you're going to be a freshman Most high school teams have websites so you can compare your times to those on the team. The best thing to do now is train your butt off this summer and become as fast as you can Hopefully with a coach & a pretty good team Preferably six to nine swim practices per week & 3 dry lands / weights Teams usually have tryouts We don't know the requirements are to make the team Find out Ask a swimmer, ask the coach, ask a parent You also didn't tell me about the HS swim training program Most HS swim programs aren't very good Most HS swim coaches don't know much about swimming Most fast HS swimmers have trained with year round club programs We haven't seen you or your technique or where you are in your growth cycle. I suggest you get more info, have a great attitude, a great work ethic & keep improving and train hard. I hope you make it, Ande