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City Swim Project competes in second Block Party yesterday
The City Swim Project (Buffalo Tide) competed in our own Block Party yesterday at the Cazenovia Pool. We had 15 of our swimmers compete which also included our Blue Cap swimmers. This was once again an excellent opportunity to get to race and introduce our Blue cap swimmers to this type of environment.
Skyye Williams has tremendous swim meet
The City Swim Project (Buffalo Tide) raced this past Saturday and Sunday at Erie Community College with many other swimmers from around Buffalo, Rochester and Canada. Four of our swimmers competed over the two days and once again, there were some amazing swims. For...

City Swim Project in Buffalo Thriving with Diversity; Building Toward Future of Swimming
by Dan D’Addona — Swimming World Managing Editor
WKBW Feature—Breaking a generational cycle: City Swim project making swim lesson accessible to the Buffalo Community
A feature on WKBW by Krizia Williams
WKBW TV: As summer is right around the corner City Swim Project is offering swim lessons
Hometown Hero | The City Swim Project
The City Swim Project expands access to swim lessons in diverse neighborhoods around Buffalo, sometimes ending a multi-generational fear of the water. We are proud to honor The City Swim Project as a Hometown Hero as they empower lives through swimming.

Anthony Visiko gets accepted into RIT for next year!
The City Swim Project/Buffalo TIDE would like to congratulate our own Anthony Visiko. Anthony was accepted into college and will be attending the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) this coming fall. “This is such a great accomplishment,” Anthony stated. “I really...
Post-COVID 19 Policies and Protocols
PHASE 1 GUIDELINES FOR PARENTS/LEGAL GUARDIANS Do not attend lesson/practice if you or a member of your household does not feel well. Parents must drop off/pick up children on time Parents must use established traffic patterns Parents will not be allowed on pool deck...
A Note to BCSR Families about Juneteenth Day
Today, June 19 marks an important day in the history of America. Today we celebrate Juneteenth Day. A day on which the last slaves in America were told they were free 2 1/2 years after the Emancipation Proclamation was signed. While we celebrate this day in our...