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Sarasota Sharks

762 athletes in resultsFL
11-12 Boys · SCY · 3 seasons
31 boys aged 11-12 have SCY times here across the last 3 seasons combined.
Free is the deepest stroke here — 31 in the 50 Free, 30 in the 200 Free, 12 of them AA or better.
Thinnest: 1 in the 1650 Free.
31
11-12 boys in the slice
22
Events covered
505
Median Power Points
FL #6
Headcount rank in the LSC
EVENT BY EVENT

How deep, per event

Event
N
Tier spread (weak → strong)
Median
Fastest
50 Free
31
29.01
26.57
100 Free
29
1:03.47
57.34
200 Free
30
2:23.04
2:04.01
500 Free
19
6:04.83
5:28.44
1000 Free
10
12:14.57
11:16.24
1650 Free
1
sample too small for a distribution (1 < 6)
22:45.66
50 Back
28
36.24
29.04
100 Back
29
1:16.66
1:02.06
200 Back
11
2:26.77
2:15.94
50 Breast
30
43.47
32.31
100 Breast
27
1:29.90
1:11.23
200 Breast
6
2:47.27
2:34.63
50 Fly
31
32.48
27.64
100 Fly
21
1:16.80
1:02.48
200 Fly
4
sample too small for a distribution (4 < 6)
2:25.90
200 IM
25
2:37.56
2:15.29
400 IM
9
5:13.17
5:00.02
100 IM
29
1:17.68
1:03.77
25 Back
5
sample too small for a distribution (5 < 6)
15.66
25 Fly
4
sample too small for a distribution (4 < 6)
14.70
25 Free
5
sample too small for a distribution (5 < 6)
13.56
25 Breast
3
sample too small for a distribution (3 < 6)
24.81
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IF YOU SWITCHED

Same slice at other clubs

The comparison families actually make — not which club scores higher, but whether your swimmer would still have people to train with in this event. The two biggest FL squads for this slice, beside Sarasota Sharks: 50 Free SCY · 11-12 boys · 3 seasons.
Sarasota Sharks
FLSYS · FL · current
In this event31
Median29.01
Fastest26.57
In this event47
Median35.42
Fastest25.37
In this event34
Median33.94
Fastest25.59
All three columns present numbers only — no rankings, no grades, no verdicts. Cells with fewer than 6 swimmers say so instead of drawing a distribution. Pick a swimmer above to see how many ±2% training partners each club would offer.
AGE GROUPS

Who swims here, by age

762 swimmers on the public roster — counts, not grades
10 & under
84
11-12
72
13-14
63
15-16
50
17-18
42
19 & over
2
Girls Boys median shape of same-size FL clubs (17 clubs) — a reference, not a grade+ 449 with no current age on file (not binned — an old age is not aged forward)
RETENTION

Who came back this season

Of the swimmers who swam for Sarasota Sharks in 2024-25 — how many are here in 2025-26
10 & under
96% · 85/89
11-12
95% · 72/76
13-14
95% · 75/79
15-16
90% · 45/50
17-18
84% · 48/57
All ages
92% · 329/357
all FL clubs pooled (85% overall)
The mid-teens drop-off is sport-wide, not one club’s story — read every row against the FL marker, never in isolation. Age groups are the swimmer’s age at the end of 2024-25; swimmers with no birth date on file are counted in All ages only. Membership is counted from published swims, so a swimmer who hasn’t raced yet in 2025-26 still counts as here while the roster carries them.
MEET CADENCE

How much this club races, and at what level

Distinct meets the current roster swam at — counting meets, never scores
2025–26 · 25 meets
Local / in-house
22
Invitational
2
LSC championship
1
Sectional / zone
0
National
0
2024–25 · 71 meets
Local / in-house
60
Invitational
6
LSC championship
3
Sectional / zone
1
National
1
Meets are attributed through the current roster’s published swims, so a season a swimmer raced before joining Sarasota Sharks counts toward the meets they attended then. Numbers describe; they do not rank.

Built from publicly published meet results. Athlete counts reflect swimmers appearing in the results on SwimMeetIQ, not official club membership.