| DBS Officials |
| Anne Grams...........................................Referee Mark Wilson..........................................Referee Alan Beauregard....................................Starter Steve Neubert........................................Starter Mica Parenti...........................................Referee/Starter Patty Hoffman........................................Stroke & Turn Gwen Petersohn.....................................Stroke & Turn Gary Sedacca........................................Starter Gale Casey............................................Stroke & Turn Andrea Truslow.....................................Stroke & Turn Nancy Gutierrez....................................Stroke & Turn Why be an official? First and most important, the team and your child need you. Without officials, we cannot run meets. Local meets are so much easier on our swimmers, plus they raise significant funds for our team. It may look as if we have plenty of officials on deck, but the fact is that at most meets we have about half the number of officials and volunteers needed to run the meet most effectively. Contribute meaningfully to the sport. Sitting in the crowd is better than not showing up for your children, but becoming an official demonstrates to them that you are caring and active. Get a great view of the action. This becomes more important at championship meets when parents cannot come on deck. As an official, you can be there on deck. Don't forget hospitality - free food and drinks. New friends. You will meet parents from all over who also enjoy and support swimming. Unlike rec sports, we pay our coaches but rely on volunteers to officiate. We have an excellent coaching staff at DBS. Coach Steve is one of a small number of Level 5 coaches in the country. Let's support all the coaches by helping out. |
| For more information on becoming an DBS Official contact Anne Grams agrams1234@gmail.com |