Discover the Art of Swimming with Quest!

From beginners to champions, Quest Swimming has been the cornerstone of aquatic excellence since 2003.

Welcome to Quest Swimming

Our Vision

At Quest Swimming, we’re more than just a swim club—we’re a community dedicated to empowering swimmers of all ages and skill levels. Since 2003, we’ve been home to one of the region’s top competitive swim teams and an award-winning lesson program. Whether you’re diving in for the first time, refining your skills, or chasing championship dreams, Quest is here to guide your journey.


  • Explore our Training Groups designed for Novice to Senior-level swimmers.
  • Stay fit and energized with Adult Swim Fit classes.
  • Dive into our Quest Swim School, where even the youngest swimmers learn the Art of Swimming.

Programs for Every Swimmer

No matter your age or experience level, Quest Swimming has a program tailored just for you:

Novice Groups

• Perfect for beginners building confidence in the water.

Age Groups

• Designed for developing competitive skills and team camaraderie.

Senior Groups

• Advanced training for high-performance athletes.

Adult Swim Fit

• Stay active and achieve your fitness goals in the water.

Upcoming Events

Latest News

Progression of the Athlete: STAC SwimFit

By Thomas Conner • August 9, 2023
How to Evaluate a Swim Race at a Non-Focus Meet

“That Swim Stunk”

By Thomas Conner • August 9, 2023
How to Evaluate a Swim Race at a Non-Focus Meet

Resetting Goals After a Successful or Maybe Not So-Successful Season

By Thomas Conner • August 9, 2023
Coming off the short course season and starting Long Course is a perfect time to take a deep breath and ask yourself as a swimmer “OK. How am I doing? What have I done? Where am I going?” Swimming can be just as mentally taxing as physically, so a healthy conversation and reflection on your achievements or disappointments the previous season is a great way to clear your head. We can’t do anything about the previous season’s results. What can we do to exceed our accomplishments from the short course season or avoid a repeat of the feelings of disappointment? The first thing to remember about a disappointing season is that everything in life can be a stepping stone or a cliff. That extends beyond the confines of a swimming pool. Failure or disappointment is not unique to swimming, and there will never be a single moment in your life where failure marks the end if you do not let it. Taking tangible lessons from the season, August to March, can help shape these tough lessons into a positive outlook moving forward. An untimely injury or illness, a break in focus and consistency in practice due to outside stress, or performance anxiety can all lead to or compound this. Did we work on our swimming weaknesses, be it technique or training , as much as our strengths? Could we be more open to making changes in our eating or sleeping habits to help our practices? Could we improve our time management so that school stress doesn’t affect us in the pool? Any number of changes can help lead a swimmer to a successful season. Identifying what may have held us back before is a great first step. Sometimes it can be more difficult to reset the goals after a great season that ended on a high note. It could be a new time standard achieved, a State or Southern Premier title, or any long sought goal in your favorite event. The question now is how can we sustain this momentum and replicate the success? Again, making note of what improvements we made to our training or habits may help identify not only what made this season so great, but show what other areas may need to be improved to supplement our improvements. Thinking about new stepping stone goals to go along with our new long term goal can help sustain that feeling that we are still succeeding, and that our next goal isn’t so much a mountain as it is a molehill.

What Our Parents Are Saying

Our family is so thankful for Quest and their wonderful coaches. As a coach of a different sport, I understand the importance of connecting with each athlete on their level. Quest is the perfect example of this as every coach spends time with every athlete mentoring them both in and out of the pool. Quest coaches are not only concerned with every athlete as a swimmer, but also, as a person! Quest is a great team that develops great swimmers and raises great teammates!

- Crystal G. 

Quest Swimming is more than just a swim team - it’s a true family! My daughter joined 4 years ago and has not only learned the technique of each stroke, she has learned the game of racing, good nutrition, goal setting, healthy competition, and being a cheerleader for teammates. Practices are hard but the coaches make them fun with Well Wednesdays, Relay Fridays, holiday-themed practices, etc. In addition to the amazing coaches, the Boosters and parents are very supportive as well. Carpools, Back-to-Pool nights, Questival, etc. it’s been nice to have fun outside the pool and make lifelong friends!

- Sarah R. 

Quest was the recommended choice due to their experienced coaching staff and development of the whole swimmer. We could not have found a better fit for our swimmers. We have found that the coaches learn to read the swimmer and coach to their individual needs, taking their individual personalities into account. Quest strives to develop swimmers in and out of the water by building strong character and teammate relationships. We have not only found our sport at Quest but we have also found a family with this team. 

- Cary I.