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Our annual September Fall Kick-Off Classic officially “kicks off” our team’s competitive swim season on September 26! Check out the details below to make sure your swimmer is ready to compete. Read more …
Hayden Vicknair has been named to the 2026–2027 U.S. National Junior Team, one of the most prestigious accomplishments in age-group swimming.
The USA Swimming National Junior Team recognizes the fastest and most accomplished swimmers ages 18 and under in the United States. Selection is based on qualifying performances against the nation’s top young athletes, with only a select number of swimmers earning a spot in each Olympic event.
Hayden earned his spot in the 100m Butterfly with a time of 52.66, ranking him 2nd in the nation among 18-and-under swimmers and 21st all-time among 17–18-year-olds. Read more …
October group swim lessons are coming up soon! Registrations will close on September 24. November lessons will go live on October 1. Register before classes fill up!
Baylor Swim & Dive Sweeps All Three Titles at 2026 TISCA Championships held in Nashville, TN.
The Baylor Swim & Dive program delivered a commanding performance at the TISCA Championships, sweeping the men’s, women’s, and combined state titles while completing an undefeated season on both sides.
The men totaled 402 points and the women 316, securing Baylor’s place atop the podium in all three team races. The women finished undefeated for the second consecutive season, capturing back-to-back state championships, while the men completed a perfect campaign of their own.

Last month, Baylor Swimming & Diving traveled to Indianapolis, Indiana, to compete at the U.S. Junior National Championships, one of the most competitive meets in the country. Baylor was represented by 10 athletes, one of the largest groups of qualifiers in school history.
Those athletes included A.B. Curtis, Javier Diaz Lopez, Luke Higgo, Connor Hupman, Ethan Gover, Anara Summers, Nora Sunderland, Radford Walker, and Hayden Vicknair.
Starting with the women, A.B. Curtis had an outstanding meet, advancing back to finals in two events and earning a 13th-place finish in the 200 backstroke against the nation’s top junior competitors. Read more …
HUNTSVILLE, AL– On the weekend of July 14-16, 2023, over forty Baylor Swim Club athletes competed at the Southeastern Swimming Long Course Championships. Over 800 athletes from the states of Tennessee, Alabama, and Florida competed at the Huntsville Aquatic Center in Huntsville, AL. The Baylor Swim Club finished 5th overall out of 43 teams in the combined team scores with a total of 1,009 points. This is four places higher than in 2022, and almost double the amount of points scored. Leading the way for the Aqua Raiders were some outstanding performances from both Sam Flack and fourteen-year-old Hayden Vicknair. Flack captured the high points award in the 15-Over age group. He finished first in the 1500-meter freestyle, 400-meter free, and took second in the 200-meter free, and 200-meter butterfly events. Hayden Vicknair also the high points scorer in 13-14 boys age group. Vicknair had first-place finishes in the 200-meter freestyle, 100-meter backstroke, 100-meter freestyle, 100-meter, and 200-meter butterfly events. The 13-14 girls age group scored some major points for the Baylor Swim Club. Thirteen-year-old Anara Summers swam to a Southeastern Championship in the 400-meter IM clocking a time of 5:12.31. Summers also had a second-place finish in the 200-meter butterfly. Teammate Ava Sugden also had an impressive meet capturing second in the 13-14 girls 50 and 200-meter backstroke.
CHATTANOOGA, TN- On July 11, 2023, the Baylor School Swimming & Diving teams were recognized by the National Interscholastic Swimming Coaches Association (NISCA) as 2022-2023 Scholar Teams.
The Baylor School boys had a 3.653 team GPA to earn NISCA Silver Level Academic status. The boy’s team also got it done in the pool as they claimed second at the 2023 TISCA State Swimming & Diving Championship.
The Baylor School girls finished with a 3.732 team GPA earning NISCA Silver Level Academic Status.