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Alto swimmers had a spook-tacular time celebrating Halloween with their teammates!

Finn Crawford joined Alto last season and has been an incredible addition to the team. He swims with Coach Joey and Coach Alec in the National Group. He brings great effort and positivity every time he’s in the water. Finn not only works hard himself but also encourages those around him, helping to lift his teammates each day.

Anna began her swimming in Alto’s SwimFit Group and has grown into a true force on the team. She has trained with Coach Richie for most of her time at Alto, developing into a hardworking and dedicated athlete.

We want every swimmer to leave the meet feeling energized, motivated, and proud of their effort, no matter their results. Growth comes from reflection, and that’s where our Meet Reports come in.

It’s a common experience for new swim parents: their swimmer is showing up to practices and meets, but the progress isn’t immediately visible.

Whether it’s your first swim meet, or you’re new to the team, the process can feel a bit overwhelming at first, but we’re here to make it simple. This guide will walk you through everything you need to know so you can arrive at your first meet feeling confident and ready to go.

We’re happy to announce the addition of a new training facility for Alto Swim Club at Alpine Hills in Portola Valley. This addition includes a wonderful group of new families joining the Alto community this fall.

At the 2025 Far Western Championships, Alto Swim Club placed 4th overall with Alto Boys placing 4th and Alto Girls placed 10th. Alto Swimmers broke 18 Alto Team Records, achieved 25 new Far Western qualifying times and 9 new Age Group Championship qualifying times.