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Arthur Tyler Cell TYPHOONS SILVER SQUAD SEASON CHEATSHEET Head Coach/Group Coach: Arthur Tyler Cell: (401)862-3904 Email: [email protected] Practice Schedule: Monday/Wednesday/Friday 5:00-6:00PM Sunday 7:00-7:30AM Important Dates: Monday, September 1st: First Day of the Preseason Clinic Friday, September 12th: Team Orientation and Swimsuit Fitting (starts at 6:30) Monday, September 15th: First Day of Team Practice Saturday, December 13th: Team photo (Photos start at 7:30, please bring suit and team shirt) Saturday, February 21st: Yankee Cluster Championship Meet (REQUIRED MEET) Meet Schedule: Saturday, October 25 th: Intersquad Meet @ Hamden/North Haven YMCA (Arrive at 5:30PM) Saturday/Sunday, November 1st-2nd: Autumn Classic Invite Saturday, November 15th: Hamden vs Meriden/Northwest @ Meriden YMCA (Arrival TBA) Saturday, December 13th: Hamden vs Valley/Mystic @ Albertus Magnus (Arrive at 7:30AM) Saturday/Sunday, January 10th-11th: Winter Classic Invite Saturday, January 17th: Hamden vs Fairfield @ Albertus Magnus (Arrivial TBA) HAMDEN/NORTH HAVEN YMCA a branch of the Central Connecticut Coast YMCA 1605 Sherman Avenue, Hamden, CT 06514 P 203 248 6361 F 203 281 4858 W hnhymca.org Saturday, January 31st: Hamden vs Wheeler/Mystic @ Albertus Magnus (Arrive at 7:30AM) Saturday, February 21st: Yankee Cluster Championship Meet Vacations Days/Days Off: Friday, October 31st: Halloween Wednesday, December 24th: Christmas Break Wednesday, December 31st: New Year’s Eve Monday, January 19th: Martin Luther King Jr DayTYPHOONS GOLD SQUAD SEASON CHEATSHEET Head Coach: Arthur Tyler Cell: (401)862-3904 Email: [email protected] Group Coach: Sam Cox Cell: (503)679-4108 Email: [email protected] Practice Schedule: Tuesday/Thursday: 5:00-6:30PM Wednesday: 5:00-6:30PM Sunday: 7:00-8:00AM Important Dates: Monday, September 1st: First Day of the Preseason Clinic Friday, September 12th: Team Orientation and Swimsuit Fitting (starts at 6:30) Monday, September 15th: First Day of Team Practice Saturday, December 13th: Team photo (Photos start at 7:30, please bring suit and team shirt) HAMDEN/NORTH HAVEN YMCA a branch of the Central Connecticut Coast YMCA 1605 Sherman Avenue, Hamden, CT 06514 P 203 248 6361 F 203 281 4858 W hnhymca.org Saturday, February 21st: Yankee Cluster Championship Meet (REQUIRED MEET) Meet Schedule: Saturday, October 25th: Intersquad Meet @ Hamden/North Haven YMCA (Arrive at 5:30PM) Saturday/Sunday, November 1st-2nd: Autumn Classic Invite Saturday, November 15th: Hamden vs Meriden/Northwest @ Meriden YMCA (Arrival TBA) Saturday, December 13th: Hamden vs Valley/Mystic @ Albertus Magnus (Arrive at 7:30AM) Saturday/Sunday, January 10th -11th: Winter Classic Invite Saturday, January 17th: Hamden vs Fairfield @ Albertus Magnus (Arrivial TBA) Saturday, January 31st: Hamden vs Wheeler/Mystic @ Albertus Magnus (Arrive at 7:30AM) Saturday, February 21st: Yankee Cluster Championship Meet Sunday, March 1st: Last Ditch Meet Vacations Days/Days Off: Tuesday, November 4th: Election Day Thursday,November 27th: Thanksgiving Wednesday, December 24th: Christmas Break Thursday, December 25th: Christmas Break Wednesday, December 31st: New Year’s Eve Thursday, January 1st: New Year’s DayTYPHOONS JUNIOR SQUAD SEASON CHEATSHEET Head Coach: Arthur Tyler Cell: (401)862-3904 HAMDEN/NORTH HAVEN YMCA a branch of the Central Connecticut Coast YMCA 1605 Sherman Avenue, Hamden, CT 06514 P 203 248 6361 F 203 281 4858 W hnhymca.org Email: [email protected] Group Coach: Jon Kreuger Cell: (203)305-3859 Email: [email protected] Practice Schedule: Monday/Wednesday: 6:30-8:00PM Tuesday/Thursday: 5:00-7:00PM Sunday: 10:00-12:00AM Important Dates: Monday, September 1st : First Day of the Preseason Clinic Friday, September 12th: Team Orientation and Swimsuit Fitting (starts at 5:00) Monday, September 15th: First Day of Team Practice Saturday, December 13th: Team photo (Photos start at 7:30, please bring suit and team shirt) Friday, February 20th: Yankee Cluster Championship Meet (REQUIRED MEET) Saturday, February 21st: Yankee Cluster Championship Meet (REQUIRED MEET) Meet Schedule: Saturday, October 25th: Intersquad Meet @ Hamden/North Haven YMCA (Arrive at 5:30PM) Saturday/Sunday, November 1st-2nd: Autumn Classic Invite Saturday, November 15th: Hamden vs Meriden/Northwest @ Meriden YMCA (Arrival TBA) Saturday, December 13th: Hamden vs Valley/Mystic @ Albertus Magnus (Arrive at 7:30AM) Saturday/Sunday, January 10th-11th: Winter Classic Invite Saturday, January 17th: Hamden vs Fairfield @ Albertus Magnus (Arrivial TBA) HAMDEN/NORTH HAVEN YMCA a branch of the Central Connecticut Coast YMCA 1605 Sherman Avenue, Hamden, CT 06514 P 203 248 6361 F 203 281 4858 W hnhymca.org Saturday, January 31st: Hamden vs Wheeler/Mystic @ Albertus Magnus (Arrive at 7:30AM) Friday, February 20th: Yankee Cluster Championship Meet Saturday, February 21st: Yankee Cluster Championship Meet Sunday, March 1st: Last Ditch Meet Vacations Days/Days Off: Tuesday, November 4th: Election Day Thursday,November 27th: Thanksgiving Wednesday, December 24th: Christmas Break Thursday, December 25th: Christmas Break Wednesday, December 31st: New Year’s Eve Thursday, January 1st: New Year’s Day Monday, January 19th: Martin Luther King Jr DayTYPHOONS SENIOR SQUAD SEASON CHEATSHEET Head Coach: Arthur Tyler Cell: (401)862-3904 Email: [email protected] Group Coach: Sam Cox Cell: (503)679-4108 Email: [email protected] Practice Schedule: Monday/Friday: 6:00-8:00PM Tuesday/Thursday: 6:30-8:30PM Sunday: 7:30-10:00AM HAMDEN/NORTH HAVEN YMCA a branch of the Central Connecticut Coast YMCA 1605 Sherman Avenue, Hamden, CT 06514 P 203 248 6361 F 203 281 4858 W hnhymca.org AM Practices (Seniors and Senior Plus) Monday/Wednesday/Friday: 5:30am-7:00am (YMCA) Important Dates: Monday, September 1st : First Day of the Preseason Clinic Friday, September 12th: Team Orientation and Swimsuit Fitting (starts at 5:00) Monday, September 15th: First Day of Team Practice Saturday, November 1st: First Swim Meet Saturday, December 13th: Team photo (Photos start at 7:30, please bring suit and team shirt) Friday, February 20st: Yankee Cluster Championship Meet (REQUIRED MEET) Sunday, February 22nd: Yankee Cluster Championship Meet (REQUIRED MEET) Meet Schedule: Saturday/Sunday, November 1st-2nd: Autumn Classic Invite Saturday, November 15th: Hamden vs Meriden/Northwest @ Meriden YMCA (Arrival TBA) Saturday, December 13th: Hamden vs Valley/Mystic @ Albertus Magnus (Arrive at 7:30AM) Saturday/Sunday, January 10th-11th: Winter Classic Invite Saturday, January 17th: Hamden vs Fairfield @ Albertus Magnus (Arrival TBA) Saturday, January 31st: Hamden vs Wheeler/Mystic @ Albertus Magnus (Arrive at 7:30AM) Friday, February 6th: YMCA Distance Meet Friday, February 20th: Yankee Cluster Championship Meet Sunday, February 22st: Yankee Cluster Championship Meet Sunday, March 1st: Last Ditch Meet Vacations Days/Days Off: Friday, October 31st: Halloween HAMDEN/NORTH HAVEN YMCA a branch of the Central Connecticut Coast YMCA 1605 Sherman Avenue, Hamden, CT 06514 P 203 248 6361 F 203 281 4858 W hnhymca.org Tuesday, November 4th: Election Day Thursday,November 27th: Thanksgiving Thursday, December 25th: Christmas Break Thursday, January 1st: New Year’s Day Monday, January 19th: Martin Luther King Jr DayTYPHOONS SENIOR PLUS SQUAD SEASON CHEATSHEET Head Coach/Group Coach: Arthur Tyler Cell: (401)862-3904 Email: [email protected] Practice Schedule: Monday/Wednesday: 6:00-8:00PM Tuesday/Thursday: 5:00-8:00PM Friday: 6:30-8:30PM Sunday: 7:30-10AM AM Practices (Seniors and Senior Plus) Monday/Wednesday/Friday: 5:30am-7:00am (YMCA) Important Dates: Monday, September 1st : First Day of the Preseason Clinic Friday, September 12th: Team Orientation and Swimsuit Fitting (starts at 5:00) Monday, September 15th: First Day of Team Practice Saturday, November 1st: First Meet Saturday, December 13th: Team photo (Photos start at 7:30, please bring suit and team shirt) Friday, February 20st: Yankee Cluster Championship Meet (REQUIRED MEET) Sunday, February 22nd: Yankee Cluster Championship Meet (REQUIRED MEET) HAMDEN/NORTH HAVEN YMCA a branch of the Central Connecticut Coast YMCA 1605 Sherman Avenue, Hamden, CT 06514 P 203 248 6361 F 203 281 4858 W hnhymca.org Meet Schedule: Saturday/Sunday, November 1st-2nd: Autumn Classic Invite Saturday, November 15th: Hamden vs Meriden/Northwest @ Meriden YMCA (Arrival TBA) Saturday, December 13th: Hamden vs Valley/Mystic @ Albertus Magnus (Arrive at 7:30AM) Saturday/Sunday, January 10th-11th: Winter Classic Invite Saturday, January 17th: Hamden vs Fairfield @ Albertus Magnus (Arrivial TBA) Saturday, January 31st: Hamden vs Wheeler/Mystic @ Albertus Magnus (Arrive at 7:30AM) Friday, February 6th: YMCA Distance Meet Friday, February 20th: Yankee Cluster Championship Meet Saturday, February 22nd: Yankee Cluster Championship Meet Sunday, February 22st: Yankee Cluster Championship Meet Sunday, March 1st: Last Ditch Meet Vacations Days/Days Off: Friday, October 31st: Halloween Tuesday, November 4th: Election Day Thursday,November 27th: Thanksgiving Wednesday, December 24th: Christmas Break Thursday, December 25th: Christmas Break Wednesday, December 31st: New Year’s Eve Thursday, January 1st: New Year’s Day Monday, January 19th: Martin Luther King Jr Day HAMDEN/NORTH HAVEN YMCA a branch of the Central Connecticut Coast YMCA 1605 Sherman Avenue, Hamden, CT 06514 P 203 248 6361 F 203 281 4858 W hnhymca.org .
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