Storm Aquatics

Join us TONIGHT at Panera to help support Storm Aquatics!

Mention Storm Aquatics when ordering in person, or use promo code FUND4U at online checkout. A portion of your purchase will help support our program.

We hope to see you there!

Join us this Wednesday, May 13th, at Cousins Subs in Sun Prairie from 4-8PM in support of Storm Aquatics!

15% of ALL sales made will benefit Storm Aquatics. So swing by, grab a sub, and support the team! It is a perfect time to get a post practice sub.

It was a big weekend last weekend as we kicked off the 2026 long course season with the Storm Spring Scramble. This meet features a 50 freestyle shootout, and Storm's own Becca Elliott & Grant Schmid each made it through 4 rounds of racing to win their respective divisions. With over 50% best times, it's a fantastic start to what looks to be a very successful LC season.

One of the important aspects of the long course season is open water racing. Lake swimming is a tough task, and for years our swimmers have blazed a trail through the murky unknown. Whether winning state championships in Lake Andrea, COVID era swims in Lake Ripley, Big Swell Swims around Madison, or swimming in the Cayman Islands -- open water swimming has taught our swimmers skills and helped them leap to higher levels in the pool.
We kicked off the season last weekend at Kalahari, with 50+ swimmers training in the lazy river. Now, we gear up for the competitions next month. Currently 44 swimmers are qualified for OW state, 14 for the Central Zone Championships, with half a dozen more close to qualifying.
We often talk about the Long Course Leap swimmers take--a big part of it is due to the bravery and determination in leaping into a lake where you can't see the bottom or the finish line.