CSL - Colonial Swim League

Our Swim League

About the Colonial Swimming League (CSL)

The Colonial Swimming League was founded in 1962 to sponsor competitive swimming among
community swimming organizations in Northern Virginia; to develop a love for the sport among the
swimmers involved; and to advance skills, team-work, and the principles of good sportsmanship.
The objectives of the Colonial League swimming program are:

1. to foster a high level of competition by grouping teams of comparable strength in the same
division, in accordance with the League team seeding procedure;

2. to develop the potential of individual swimmers of different ages and abilities by sponsoring a full
summer dual meet season which concludes with divisional qualification meets and a League all-star
meet;

3. to single out for distinction individual swimmers, age groups, and teams.
With a view to fulfilling the aforementioned principles and objectives, the participating organizations
agree to uphold present Constitution, By-Laws, and Meet Rules of the Colonial Swimming League.

The CSL's web site is located at http://csl.nvblu.com/plasma/core/site/csl

The CSL 2011 Meet Schedule can be downloaded here:


Our Schedule

Colonial Swim League 2011 Meet Schedule

CSLSched2011.pdf

Adobe .pdf


On the CSL schedules, SF stands for the Sequoia Farms Stingrays
Note that it is "Farms", not "Farm"

Curious about the other teams?

Here's a CSL Team Code Reference:


CSL Team Reference Codes

CSLTeamCodeReference.pdf