| History |
| In 1971, the Fort Dix Aqua Devils was organized and became part of the Fort Dix Youth Activities Program. In 1991, the team became a private, non-profit organization and changed their name to Jersey Storm Swimming. At this time, the STPA was formed and took over the management and administrative responsibilities of the team. The team strives for excellence in all the swimmers and encourages every one of the swimmers to do the best that they can. This goal pertains not only to swimming goals, but personal goals and achievements as well, during the course of their young lives. |
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| Mission and Goals |
| Jersey Storm is a year-round developmental and competitive swim program that is dedicted to the total physical, social, and psychological development of each child. Storm is designed to develop each child in a fun and productive atmosphere. The Jersey Storm coaching staff has over 25 years of coaching experience and strives to teach each child the values of dedication, responsibility, and determination through goal setting, time management, an hard work. These values are what help the Jersey Storm Swimmers succeed not only in the pool but in life. |
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| Location and Facility |
| Jersey Storm is located in Northern Burlington County, New Jersey on the grounds of Fort Dix Military Base. The team has 2 training facilities, the indoor and outdoor pools located in Fort Dix. The indoor pool consits of a 6 lane, 25 yard competition pool, outfitted with Competitor non-turbulent lane lines and a full Colorado timing system with a 6 lane readout, and a 4 lane, 20 yard warm-up pool. The Fort Dix outdoor pool is a 25 yard by 40 yard facility which is used for long course training in the summers. |
The Fort Dix Indoor Training Facility
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