In swimming, an ABC meet is a type of competition that divides swimmers into three ability-based divisions, allowing athletes of all skill levels to participate. The "A" division includes swimmers with "A" times or faster, while the "C" division includes swimmers with "C" times and slower.
Here's a breakdown of what "ABC" signifies in swimming competitions:
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ABC Meet Definition: An ABC swim meet is designed to accommodate a wide range of swimming abilities, from novice to experienced.
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Division Structure:
Division Swimmer Time Standard A "A" time or faster B Between "A" and "C" times C "C" time and slower -
Purpose: ABC meets provide a structured competitive environment for swimmers to compete against others of similar skill levels, fostering development and encouraging participation across all abilities. These meets may be considered similar to A-B meets, just with three divisions instead of two.
