| CCAA by-laws | CCAA rules (amended February 2026) |
| Dual meet ribbon guidelines | CCAA policy on alcohol and tobacco |
| CCAA weather guidelines | Dual meet scoresheet |
| 2026 stroke and turn test (link to be posted later in the spring) | Meet referee checklist |
| 2026 CCAA rules test (link to be posted later in the spring) | USA Swimming 2024 Mini Rulebook |
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| LOST | |
| LP | |
| NBT | |
| NC | |
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| SVY | |
| WCW |
Officials’ training will be conducted over Zoom on four dates in April and May. See below for requirements for attendance and testing. Tests will be posted in late April or early May. Each of these four sessions will cover stroke and turn rules (7:00 – 8:30 pm) and CCAA rules (8:30 – 9:00 pm). The Zoom links will be available shortly before the training sessions.
Tuesday, April 28 (7:00 pm)
Thursday, April 30 (7:00 pm)
Thursday, May 7 (7:00 pm)
Tuesday, May 12 (7:00 pm)
The poolside training session for starters is scheduled for 10:00 am on Saturday, May 9, at Northbridge Terrace pool.
General Info
A team may not host a dual meet until two officials from that team have passed the test(s).
- New officials must attend both types of classes (stroke/turn and CCAA rules).
- Officials with one or two years’ experience in the CCAA must attend both types of classes.
- Officials with three or more years’ experience in the CCAA are welcome to attend classes but are not required.
- Each team must have two officials pass the applicable tests. A team may not host a dual meet until two officials have passed the applicable tests.
- The tests will be posted in late April or early May 2026.
- Officials who are new to CCAA but are USA Swimming or YMCA certified must attend CCAA rules class and take CCAA rules test. They must submit a copy of their USA Swimming or YMCA certification.
- Officials who are experienced in CCAA and are USA Swimming or YMCA certified must take CCAA rules test but are not required to attend classes. They must submit a copy of their USA Swimming or YMCA certification.
- All non-USA Swimming officials, regardless of experience, must take the CCAA rules test and the stroke and turn test.