Swim Club at USC
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Since 2013, Swim Club at USC has been a student-run organization made up of 75+ swimmers of all different experience levels. We represent ex-D1 athletes, past high school club swimmers, and even students who are just learning how to swim. We compete year-round against other college club programs like UCLA, UC San Diego, UC Berkeley, and Stanford.
The College Club Swimming National Championship brings together over 130 schools and 1500 athletes from across the country. Since the first Nationals meet in 2017, we’ve proudly sent 10-20 swimmers each year to compete and represent USC. This competition is a highlight of our season and reflects the dedication and hard work of our team. Several of our swimmers have earned top 10 finishes in their races, including one athlete that placed first in all of his events.
As a student-led club, we rely entirely on member dues to keep our daily practices and competitions running. This year, we’ve been hit with unexpected financial challenges. For the first time in years, we’ve been charged thousands of dollars in lifeguarding fees to use the on-campus pool for our practices. This cost stretches our already limited budget. We are facing the possibility of not being able to provide the practices that our team counts on.
All RSOs are approved by the university and are student-run and student-led. RSOs are affiliated with the university but not part of the university. All RSOs operate with open membership and any currently enrolled USC student may join. RSOs also operate within the university’s non-discrimination policy:
Non-Discrimination Statement: This program is open to all eligible individuals. Swim Club at USC operates all of its programs and activities consistent with the University’s Notice of Non-Discrimination. Eligibility is not determined based on race, sex, ethnicity, sexual orientation, or any other prohibited factor.