Members: please take note that our pool hours change as we transition back to school hours. Our lifeguards are all students as well and we are grateful for the awesome work that they do to keep us open through labor day.

SPECIAL NOTICES FOR POOL HOURS

NO GUESTS ARE ALLOWED ON LABOR DAY
POOL IS CLOSED ON AUGUST 24TH FOR THE SWIMMING AND DIVING TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP CELEBRATION. ONLY SWIM TEAM PARTICIPANTS, COACHES AND PARENTS ALLOWED IN THE POOL AREA ON THE 24TH.

Thank you for your cooperation. When our pool deck is closed, adults (18+) can lap swim or enjoy the pool deck after signing our waiver available at the front desk. Children under 18 are not permitted to use the pool during closed hours.

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Friday, August 14th, 2026

Check in at the front desk by 6:45 PM
Organizational Meeting in the tennis bubble at 7:00 PM
Warm up at 7:15 PM
Match Play starts at 7:30 PM

Fun Doubles Pool Play (guaranteed 4 matches)
Two Divisions separated by levels • Beginner/Advanced Beginner or Intermediate/Advanced
Prizes to the top team in each division

Play with the same partner all night.

Register with a partner and pay as a team.
If you need help finding a partner, contact Kenny Clayton at (801) 557-0048.

Cost

$22 (per person) for members
$27 (per person) for guests.

Limited to 12 teams
Cancellation for refund must be requested by phone or at the front desk 48 hours in advance.
NO REFUNDS if you cancel 24 hours or less before this event.

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Alexandra Burnett – or “Rosie” as she is known to the Salt Lake Tennis and Health Club community – recently won the 2026 DIII National Championship with her Wesleyan University Tennis Team.

Rosie’s hard work and progression from our ROG program, to the High Performance program, National Team at SLTHC, and then on to playing College Tennis at Wesleyan University, paid off immensely with this National Championship title.

Rosie stopped by recently to share her accomplishment with Georgy Batrakov, our High Performance Director and some of the other coaches that have been instrumental in her tennis development. She also gave us an interview and showed off some of her tennis talent on the court. Check out the video for the full story.

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Main things to expect during a home swimming and diving meet

Pool will close at 3:00 PM to all non participants

All members and guests using the pool will be asked to leave at 3:00 PM and from that time until closing, only swimming and diving meet participants, their families and volunteers will be allowed in the pool area.

Our parking lot will be full – plan accordingly

Our swimming and diving team has over 240 members this season. Not all participate in every meet, but with the large number of kids, the opposing team participants, and all of their supporters, the parking lot will be completely full and overflow parking in the nearby neighborhoods will also be busy. If you are coming to the club after 3:00 PM for tennis, to workout, attend a group exercise class, or clinic, plan to arrive 10–15 minutes earlier than normal so you have time to find a parking spot on a nearby side street and make the short walk to the club.

DO NOT PARK ILLEGALLY OR IN SPOTS MARKED NO PARKING! You may be towed if you park in no parking areas in our lot. Our lot is very tight as it is, so those blocking traffic because they are in no parkings zones will be asked to move or be towed.

Salt Lake traffic enforcement WILL TICKET cars parked in no parking areas along 1700 East. Make sure to park in legal parking spots.

Traffic inside of the club will be very busy

As you can imagine, the added swimming meet attendees and participants will make the club very busy. High traffic will mostly be in the pool and cafe areas. Swimming meet participants are not allowed in other areas of the club – such as the basketball courts, turf room, cardio areas, tennis courts, workout areas, etc. – and we do our best to keep kids out of those areas.

We only have 1 remaining home meets this summer!

We apologize for the inconvenience the meets cause but it is only 3 days out of the summer. Thank you members and guests for your cooperation and understanding during these Swimming Meets.

Remaining 2026 home swim meets:

July 13

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Main things to expect during a home swimming and diving meet

Pool will close at 3:00 PM to all non participants

All members and guests using the pool will be asked to leave at 3:00 PM and from that time until closing, only swimming and diving meet participants, their families and volunteers will be allowed in the pool area.

Our parking lot will be full – plan accordingly

Our swimming and diving team has over 240 members this season. Not all participate in every meet, but with the large number of kids, the opposing team participants, and all of their supporters, the parking lot will be completely full and overflow parking in the nearby neighborhoods will also be busy. If you are coming to the club after 3:00 PM for tennis, to workout, attend a group exercise class, or clinic, plan to arrive 10–15 minutes earlier than normal so you have time to find a parking spot on a nearby side street and make the short walk to the club.

DO NOT PARK ILLEGALLY OR IN SPOTS MARKED NO PARKING! You may be towed if you park in no parking areas in our lot. Our lot is very tight as it is, so those blocking traffic because they are in no parkings zones will be asked to move or be towed.

Salt Lake traffic enforcement WILL TICKET cars parked in no parking areas along 1700 East. Make sure to park in legal parking spots.

Traffic inside of the club will be very busy

As you can imagine, the added swimming meet attendees and participants will make the club very busy. High traffic will mostly be in the pool and cafe areas. Swimming meet participants are not allowed in other areas of the club – such as the basketball courts, turf room, cardio areas, tennis courts, workout areas, etc. – and we do our best to keep kids out of those areas.

We only have 3 home meets this summer!

We apologize for the inconvenience the meets cause but it is only 3 days out of the summer. Thank you members and guests for your cooperation and understanding during these Swimming Meets.

Dates of 2026 home swim meets:

June 22
June 29
July 13

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