Southwest ISD Aquatic Center
The 54,000-square-foot Southwest ISD Aquatic Center includes a swimming, diving, and water polo competition pool, a recreational lap pool, and enough seating for 735 spectators. The competition pool has an 8-lane, 50-meter course, or can be configured into two 8-lane, 25-yard courses and additional lanes with the two movable bulkheads. This pool also includes two 1-meter and one 3-meter diving boards. The second pool is a 4-lane, 25-yard lap pool that can be used for instructional purposes.
Splash Cove
Splash Cove in Decatur, IL features a lazy river, zero-depth entry leisure pool with a volleyball net, an interactive play structure, wet deck, lily pad crossing feature, and vortex, an 8-lane lap pool with zip line, rock climbing wall, basketball hoop, 1-meter diving board, 3-meter high dive, 4 water slides, a zero-depth entry tot pool, and a splashpad. The aquatic facility is adjacent to an adventure park and playground
Springs Family YMCA
The aquatic amenities for the Springs Family YMCA include an outdoor 8-lane, 25-yard competition pool with deck level gutter system, water basketball and ADA access, as well as an adjacent 4,500-square-foot activity pool with deck level gutter, zero-depth entry, 2 sets of arching deck sprays, mushroom maze, large dual chute log/rock themed slide, smaller log/rock themed children’s slide, gadgets-and-gizmos interactive play feature, floor bubblers, water basketball standards, and an underwater bench.
Strawberry Waterpark
Strawberry Waterpark provides many new features including a lazy river, lap pool, play area, cabanas, party rooms that can be rented, concessions, and much more! The Park is a great attraction for families who want to cool off during the hot summer months. Strawberry Park is one of our largest and most used parks in the City of Pasadena. The slide tower is 30 feet tall, there are three sizes of tubes available for the lazy river, including some that seat two people, and there are 10 strawberries in the walk-along section of the pool.
Summit Waves
Summit Waves, Lee’s Summit’s municipal aquatic center, opened in July 2008 as the city’s first family aquatic center featuring a 904-foot action river and 8,000-square-foot wave pool. The outdoor water park also features one body slide and one tube slide, a 6-lane lap pool with diving boards, a water playground area featuring mini-slides, dump buckets, and more.
Super Splash Park
Super Splash Park is an aquatic center perfect for the whole family. The facility includes an 8-lane lap pool with starting blocks, ADA lift, and a 1-meter diving board, a waterslide, a lazy river with stair entry, leisure pool with zero-depth entry, an interactive play structure with a dumping bucket, and a pristine deck with shade structures.
Memorial Northwest
Progressive was contracted by Memorial Northwest as a Design Builder to perform a complete overhaul of the HOA’s aquatic facility. The $4.3 million investment funded a complete replacement of the 50-year-old pool. The project consists of a new 4,750-square-foot competition pool with eight 25-yard lap lanes. It also includes a 7,000-squre-foot leisure pool with zero-depth entry, three stair entries, underwater benches, a water walk, play structure, various spray features, and a waterslide.
Mission Family Aquatic Center
This Westport Pools Design Build project replaced an aging, unsafe pool at the Mission Family Aquatic Center. The facility includes a zero-depth entry spray ground and children’s leisure pool with an ADA lift. There is also an 8-lane lap pool equipped with starting blocks, an ADA lift, one 1-meter and one 3-meter diving boards, interactive play structure and shade structures.
Mizzou South End Zone
The Mizzou South End Zone Facility was a $98 million project completed in 2019. The Tigers’ were treated to a new football operations area, which included team and staff locker rooms, an enhanced sports medicine facility featuring a weight room, nutrition oasis and equipment room, team and position meeting rooms, coaches’ offices, as well as a Hydrotherapy area with recovery pools, and Hyroworx and lap pool.
Monahans High School
As part of a series of additions and renovations to Monahans High School in West Texas, a new natatorium was included with a 7,546-square-foot competition pool. The 75-by-100-foot pool features ten 25-meter primary course lanes, twelve 25-yard cross-course lanes, a 5-foot moveable bulkhead, two 1-meter diving boards, and a fully integrated electronic timing system. Aquatic equipment include ten starting blocks, a pool heater, and an ADA chair lift. This new addition will be utilized by Monahans-Wickett-Pyote ISD for district swimming and diving programs.