Weekly Schedule

Mornings: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 6-7:30
After School: Monday, Tuesday. 3:20-6pm
Wednesday 1-4pm


3:20 Middle School Meet need Help with Set-up. If you to work on Drills or Turns 3:20-4.


Middle school meet 4:30pm


Friday Dual with Janesville Parker 5pm, Bus leaves at 3:30.


Go TIDE!! 

Tide 5th at Stoughton

The Tide capped off a physically tough but fast swimming week at the Stoughton High School College Events meet (3rd meet in 3 days). The meet is a blend of High School and College events in one day.

Tide Highlights

The Records:
1000 Free, Nick White(11) 12:16.21 Varsity 8th Place
1000 Free, Tyler Dirksen(9) 12:41.72 Freshman
200 Fly, Tyler Dirksen 3:03.84 Freshman 6th Place
200 Breast, Morgan Poepping(9) 2:46.22 Freshman
800 Free Relay Josh Werling(12), Jose Cardenas(9), Alec Shu(11), Christian Daniels(10) 8:44.36 Class 8th Place

Top 8 Places

200 Free Cardenas 6th

400 I.M. Daniels 4th

50 Free Joe Mullvain(12) 6th, Josh Werling 8th

200 Fly Cody Schober(12) 5th
100 Free Werling 7th
500 Free Nick White 7th
100 Back Cardenas 2nd
200 Breast Daniels 5th
100 Breast Caleb Schober(9) 2nd, Alec Shu 5th


 400 Medley Relay 7th Cardenas, Caleb Schober, Daniels, Werling
200 Free Relay 7th Shu, Caleb Schober, Mullvain, White.


See you all Monday morning 6am

Go Tide!!!

READ!!! Dr. G's Blog Post

HEARTACHE, DISAPPOINTMENT & SUFFERING ARE ALL PART OF THE JOURNEY

Submitted by Dr. G on Mon, 12/20/2010 - 15:21.

QUESTION: "So, if I do mental toughness training, and Ireally, really work at it, will I be able to consistently perform at my very best?"   

ANSWER: Well, if you truly commit yourself to working on the mental side of your game, then you will certainly have more success than you currently do. Furthermore, you'll even become a smarter, mentally tougher performer in the process. However, no amount of mental and/or physical training will ever get you to the point where you consistently play at your very best!!!! Why? Because that's not how life and/or sports really work!! No one canalways be at their very best and very few athletes can say that they consistently play at their potential. Life and sports are just way too complicated to be simplified in that kind of a way!

Now hang on before you start freaking out and saying,  "Dr. G is a "Negative Nancy!"

I'm not trying to be negative here. I'm just trying to be REALISTIC. The one thing that you can always count on in sports and life is that things always change. Sometimes they change for the better and you go through a period where you're developing strength, endurance and adding to your skill set. You're getting faster, stronger and more talented! These are wonderfully inspiring times and leave us flushed with feelings of motivation and self-confidence. We're on a winning streak, life is just grand and we think, "Finally, things are going exactly the way that they are supposed to go!"  

At other times, things change for the worse. We get injured, again and again, lose our stroke or that all-important feel and then everything starts to go down the proverbial tubes! We go on a losing streak, get mired in a slump or blocked by fears, we're outplayed by weaker opponents or just can't seem to get over that performance hump. Our self-confidence takes a major hit, our motivation sputters and then we begin to question whether we even have what it takes to make it! When the clouds of disappointment and bad luck roll in and darken our skies we think, "Why does all of this crap always seem to happen to me?!!! How come nobody else has to deal with this garbage? This is NOT how things are supposed to be for me!" 

What we all tend to forget is that these ups and downs, heartbreaks and triumphs, setbacks and advances are all anormal and integral part of life. There are good times and bad ones, times when we're moving full speed ahead and just cruisin' and other times when we've completely hit a wall and we're brusin.' You may not like it very much when things go south on you, but don't be surprised by it. Don't waste your too valuable time and energy cursing the Gods of Sport for the fate that they've dumped down upon you.Don't hold a pity party and wish it was otherwise. What we all need to learn to do in life is to deal with the hand that was dealt us, with what IS. You don't necessarily have to like what IS very much. But ultimately you have to learn to master it.   

It's the process of going through these setbacks, injuries and disappointments that shapes our character and ultimately determines our strength and success in the world. The life lesson here is to learn to accept whatever may come your way, both good and bad, and then to do all that is in your humanly power to make the very best out of it. This is far from an easy task. In fact, mastering this might take an entire lifetime. Nevertheless, that is the only thing that we can do when life and/or our sport throws us a nasty screwball! 

Tide at Janesville Craig

The Score doesn't show it, the Tide swam very well tonight.


The Tide had outstanding 200 Freestyles and I.M.'s. The B 400 Free Relay and both 200 Free Relays were outstanding, swimming season best times.


Swimmer of the meet? There were many outstanding times. Cody Schober 1:00 improvement 500 Free and 13 sec. improvement in his IM. Joe Garetson in the IM, Caleb Schober two sub minute 100 free for the 1st time. Every swimmer swam at least on season best or lifetime best swim.


Now lets do it again at Stoughton Saturday!!


Team Meeting 7am, Bus 7:15am


Go TIDE!!!

Middle Lady Tide at Franklin

The Middle Lady Tide Hammered Janesville Franklin Tonight 149 to 91.
More info to come.


Great Job Ladies!!


Go TIDE!!

Tide Fourth at Rock Challenge

Some good swims. Best of the night Alec Shu's 50 Free on the Medley Relay 23.02.
Christian Daniels 2nd in the 200 I.M. 2:15 and 100 Back 1:02.


Other Top places:
Caleb Schober 4th 100 Breast. 8th 50 Free
200 Free Relay 4th Shu, Schober, Joe Mullvain, and Josh Werling.
Shu 7th 100 Breast and 100 Fly
Cody Schober 6th 100 Fly
Jose Cardenas 7th 100 Back
200 Medley Relay 4th Daniels, Schober, Schober and Shu.


Good Job!!
Craig Today Bus 3:30pm


GO TIDE!!

No Morning Practice Wednesday

Rest you have earned it.


Go TIDE!!

Middle Tide Girls have Great Night

The Tide swam in there scrimmage at Janesville Marshall tonight. The Tide won 8 of 9 events. 
Notable swims:
Swept the 150 Free: 1st Hannah Gurholt(6)
Swept the 100 I.M. 1st Lexi Taylor(7)
1st 100 Free CeCe Cardenas(7) 
1st 50 Back Perry Thompson
Swept 200 Free Relay


Great Job!

Go TIDE!!

Middle Tide Girls Scrimmage

The Tide will be swimming at Janesville Marshall Today at 4:15.
The Tide is two time defending champs. This years Tide has over 40 young ladies 6th  through 8th grade. This years team is as strong as ever. So come on out and support the team. Friday night they will be at Janesville Franklin, meet at 4:15.


Go Tide!!!

Practice Schedule for Week

Practice Schedule for week will posted Monday AM on team website.
High School Boys: Monday Tuesday and Wednesday morning 6-7:20am, Afternoon 3:20-6pm

Morning Workouts are required for Varsity.

Thursday: Rock County Championships at Milton H.S. 5:30 parents $4 admission to pay for awards.

Friday: Middleton, Janesville Craig Double Dual at Craig 5:00.

Saturday: Stoughton College events meet. 1000 free at 9am, Rest of meet at 11am. $4 admisson.

Middle School Girls: Scrimmage is Tuesday where TBA and Meet Friday at Home. Check Meet Schedule.