The girls' swim program at St. Matthew’s High School is an exciting and competitive part of the school's athletic offerings. It provides student-athletes with the opportunity to develop their swimming skills, build endurance, and compete in various events. The swim season runs during the fall months, typically from September through early November. The team competes in local and regional meets, allowing athletes to test their abilities against strong competition. Events include freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly, and relays, giving swimmers a chance to specialize in their strengths while contributing to the team’s overall success. St. Matthew’s emphasizes skill development, sportsmanship, and teamwork, ensuring that athletes grow both in and out of the pool. Coaches focus on refining stroke techniques, improving speed, and building endurance through structured training sessions. Practices include drills, conditioning exercises, and strategy discussions to help swimmers maximize their performance. Beyond competition, the swim program instills discipline, perseverance, and confidence in its athletes. Many students find that the lessons learned in the pool—such as goal-setting, resilience, and teamwork—translate into success in academics and other aspects of life. The school takes pride in its inclusive approach, welcoming swimmers of all skill levels. Whether students are aiming for personal bests, preparing for collegiate athletics, or simply enjoying the sport, the program provides a supportive environment for growth. With a strong tradition of excellence and camaraderie, the girls' swim team at St. Matthew’s High School continues to be a source of pride for the school community. The program not only develops skilled athletes but also fosters lifelong friendships and valuable life skills that extend beyond the pool.