John burroughs school
At the John Burroughs School in St. Louis, a new natatorium opened in November 2020 that includes an 8-lane competition pool equipped for water polo, new locker rooms and spectator seating for 200+. The natatorium is part of a larger athletic enhancements project, impacting the school’s field hockey, golf, lacrosse and squash programs.
Kirkwood high school
Completed in 2015, Kirkwood High School’s 410,000-gallon, 25-meter indoor stretch competition pool provides a great opportunity to start building a program for both swimming and water polo. The $11 million natatorium can host dive and swim competitions simultaneously. The pool is equipped with a movable bulkhead, stair entry, 8 starting blocks, and two 1-meter diving boards.
Lamar cisd natatorium
This state-of-the-art facility hosts a variety of activities for the schools and community. The aquatic components of this natatorium include a 9,250-square-foot stretch 25 competition pool with eight competition lap lanes and a 6-foot movable bulkhead to accommodate multiple racing and training configurations for both 25-yard and 25-meter swimming competitions. It also includes two 1-meter diving boards and one 3-meter diving board.
Lasker park community pool
This $4.1 million project provides residents with a state-of-the-art facility, which includes a recreational pool with kid-friendly play structures and a body slide, as well as an 8-lane short course yard pool for hosting swim meets. This new addition to the Galveston Parks System will give the City the ability to provide fitness classes and swimming lessons. It will also provide the opportunity to offer community safety courses, such as first-aid, CPR, and lifeguard training.
Conroe isd natatorium
The CISD Natatorium, which was dedicated to Olympic diver Laura Wilkinson in April of 2023, is home of 2 world records, is one of the premier aquatics facilities for both high school and college in Texas, and in 2009 it was awarded “Best of Aquatics” by Aquatics International. This is a 16,007-square-foot, 65-meter natatorium consisting of a 50-meter competitive pool with constant 7-foot deep water venue, warm-up lanes, and a dive well featuring four 1-meter and two 3-meter DURAFLEX Olympic diving boards, a warm-up pool, and drip showers for diving participants.
Deaconess aquatic center
The Deaconess Aquatic Center in Evansville, Indiana features an indoor competition pool with multiple lap lanes, two bulkheads, starting blocks, an ADA lift, two 3-meter diving boards, and two 1-meter diving boards. There is a separate indoor lesson pool with 4 lap laps, stair entry, a second ADA lift, underwater bench seating, zero-depth entry, interative water features, and basketball hoop. The project also included an outdoor splashpad, making this facility perfect for individuals of all ages.
Dennis l. shippey aquatic center
The Dennis L. Shippey Aquatic Center is located at the existing Pasadena ISD Veterans Memorial Sports Complex site in Pasadena, Texas. The 24,000-square-foot facility serves as the competition swimming and diving pool for the District’s aquatic athletics department. The 37-meter pool allows the District to host high school level swimming and diving competitions simultaneously.
Eanes isd aquatic center
Located at Westlake High School, the 20,000 square-foot Eanes ISD Aquatic Center features a Myrtha stainless-steel stretch competition pool with eight 25-meter primary course lanes, fifteen 25-yard cross-course lanes, a 6-foot moveable bulkhead, two 1-meter diving boards, one 3-meter diving board, and a fully integrated electronic timing system. It will be used by the Westlake High School swimming and diving programs, other district swim activities, community pool time, swim lessons, and swim club rentals.
Edwardsville high school
The Edwardsville High School natatorium was a Westport Pools Design Build facility that features an 8-lane 50-meter competition pool with an ADA lift, two movable bulkheads, starting blocks, two 1-meter diving boards, and one 3-meter board.
Alamo heights natatorium
The new swimming pool complex for the Alamo Heights Independent School District tripled the size of its past pool and is accessible to the community. It seats 400 spectators and allows for flexible configurations that include a 25-meter course and warm-up areas, a 25-yard course with diving blocks, and a 25-meter pool for water polo.