Welcome!            The Fort McMurray Manta Swim Club offers both precompetitive and competitive programs for Fort McMurray youth.  Approximately 120 boys and girl, young men and women from ages 5 to 18, carry the Fort McMurray flag in more than 30 meets annually to all areas of the western provinces.  The precompetitive program is designed to get kids swimming with confidence and technique.  FMSC strives to create, nurture and promote a life of fun, fitness, camaraderie, and community spirit, through the sport of swimming.                     Interested in Joining the Club?           Does your child love swimming?  Then come check out he swim club, meet new friends and experience a great team environment! Registration for the 2011-2012 season has now finished.  If you are interested in a possible late registration, or would like more information, please contact registrar@fortmcmurrayswimming.com.   To view the current season schedule, please click here.                   The FMSC Vision:   A world class swim club, inspiring individual, community and national pride, through the pursuit of personal and aquatic excellence.     The FMSC Mission:   A community based competitive prgram that allows swimmers to compete at the highest levels of the sport, by providing technical, social and financial resources.                 FMSC History:   The Fort McMurray Swim Club was formed in 1971 and operates under the rules and regulations of the Canadian Amateur Swimming Association (CASA).  Its sole purpose is to aid, support and advance competitive swimming for children showing a desire and ability in the sport. The Club is maintained through an organization known as the Fort McMurray Swim Club, composed of parents acting as officials and officers on a voluntary basis.  It is a non-profit organization and relies solely on the support and efforts of parent members to maintain its operation.                     FMSC was incorporated under the Alberta Societies Act on November 15, 1979 (Registration #50225697).  Club bylaws were revised in 1190, 1993, 2003, 2005, and most recently in 2007.  The Club is structured to promote and foster successful swimming and the competitve desire to advance in the sport.     To be a Manta requires a high level of motivation and perseverance, involving, in the advanced age categories between 15 and 20 hours of rigorous physical training weekly.  This past season saw the Mantas experience continued success in the pool, qualifying even more swimmers for provincial and national level competitions.

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