Ditch the Screens and dive in

Registration opens in april

2026 Season Begins in May!

  • Registration fees: 1st swimmer $70; 2nd swimmer $55; 3rd+ swimmers $50 each
  • Team swimsuit optional but available at an additional cost; suit fitting May 2
  • Swim meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays in June; Championship meet on Saturday, June 27
  • Practices weekday evenings May 12-June 10; AM practices weekdays June 11-26
  • Click here for full schedule >>
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NEW: Lil Rays Program

Not quite ready to swim on the team? Learn the basics in our new Lil Rays program!

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30+ years of Enriching Competitive Swim

The Wellington Stingrays swim team offers the opportunity to get kids off their screens and into an enriching environment in which they can make friends with other children in the community, master swim strokes, experience fun competition. For more than 30 years, the Wellington Stingrays swim team has given access to a pool, friendships and swimming fundamentals that provide a lifetime of fond memories.

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Ages 5-18

Open to any child who can independently swim the length of a pool (25 meters)

 

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Low Cost

Thanks to community support, registration fees are among the lowest in the area

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family friendly Fun

Practices, pizza parties, ice cream parties, competitive swim meets and more events build an enriching community for kids and families

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Thank you to our 2025 platinum sponsors:

Wellington Homeowners Association
Villages of Leacroft Homeowners Association

“In a neighborhood with many young families, the Stingrays bring together children and parents in friendship and camaraderie in a way that otherwise wouldn’t happen. We have been so blessed by the community, which affects not only our community, but participation from everyone involved. Older kids volunteer to serve the younger age groups in the water everyday which provides excellent opportunities to grow as loving individuals.”

– Lizzy Honea
swimmers ages 17, 14, 13, 11

“We have been participating in the Wellington Swim Team for the past 2 years with our 4 kids and plan on continuing for many more years. It has not only taught our kids to become much stronger swimmers, but it has shown them the importance of commitment, practice, setting goals, and how to participate in a team environment. Our nearby neighborhood doesn’t have a pool, so being able to swim at Wellington has meant a lot to us and we feel a sense of community being on the team. As parents, we’ve also enjoyed meeting other families and having the opportunity to access this wonderful neighborhood resource which brings people together every summer.”

– Jeff Greene
swimmers ages 12, 11, 9, 8

“We love the camaraderie of swim team. It’s part of what makes this neighborhood so special. So many families know each other and much of that is due to the swim team. Our team teaches our children to put forth effort. Every swimmer on the team is important, whether the child is 5 or 15, talented or still learning the basics. I love the support the parents give to all the swimmers on the team. The positive attitude of our families is so much different than what kids experience on many sports teams.”

– Amy Wakefield
swimmers ages 15, 13, 11

“We moved to Wellington 8 summers ago. We didn’t know anyone and we had just welcomed our second child. Our daughter (then 5) joined the swim team in hopes of meeting friends. Thank goodness for that! Not only was she quickly accepted and engulfed by the entire team, but so were we. Our sweet neighbors were welcoming us to Charlotte. They were inviting us to playdates, their homes, and churches. We immediately had a community.”

– Elizabeth Lerario
swimmers ages 13, 7, 3