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But More to do to Prepare for the Future
and Reflect Our Heritage
Swiminc is excited to honor Coach Callahan’s 25 years of dedication and the excellence of Worthington’s aquatic programs. For a number of years the Worthington Pool has needed additional room for dry land training, athlete education and expanded space during aquatic events. The way we are now capable of training our athletes has completly changed. Our first large meets showed us how important this addition is for the comfort of the athletes and spectators alike. The Worthington Natatorium is now setting the standard for smooth running and entertaining meets.
The new large screen, dot matrix scoreboard donated by Thompson-Cunningham Insurance Agency in Worthington and Motorists Insurance Companies, has been an eye-popping addition. With the ability to include athletes names, pictures and video, all are impressed with the new information and entertainment provided.
 The following is general information regarding our Championship Hall project.
If you have questions, would like to volunteer or would like to pledge a donation, please contact fund raising chairman, Paul Reeder,
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, 614-787-4979
Who benefits from our Championship Hall?
• Teams, athletes and patrons using the natatorium for aquatic programs, cross-training & rehabilitation
• Event organizers coordinating activities within the natatorium
• The Worthington Aquatic and Non-aquatic community
Goals for our Championship Hall
• Expansion of natatorium capacity to allow for growth in school and community programming
• Provide a dedicated space for assembly, dry land training and education.
• Establish Worthington as the "Hub of Competitive Swimming" in Central Oio by attracting and maintaining large, prestigious events.
• Strengthen the relationship between the Wrothington School District, the City of Worthington and Swiminc to promot aquatic health and wellness activities.
• Display the rich heritage of Worthington Aquatics.
• Realize the second phase of the Master Plan, leading towards a second natatorium.
Fund Raising Goal: $200,000. Monies are still needed for paint, display panels, exterior landscaping, training equipment and more.
Corporate Sponsorship Opportunities Swiminc is excited to announce the launch of the Championship Hall Fund Raising Campaign to honor Coach Jim Callahan’s 25 years of dedication to the excellence of Thomas Worthington and Worthington Kilbourne High School’s aquatic programs. For a number of years the Worthington Pool has needed additional room for dry land training, athlete education and expanded space during aquatic events.
About Swiminc: Swiminc was incorporated in 1953 and began operations with the construction of its first outdoor pool on the campus of Thomas Worthington High School in 1954. The 501(c)(3) non-profit organization is operated by a volunteer Board of Directors. Since the construction of its original pool, Swiminc has added two additional outdoor pools, and in 1972 built a natatorium for year-round use. The entire pool complex is known today as the C. David Howell Worthington Pools Complex, in honor of C. David Howell, who was a driving force behind the formation of Swiminc and the construction of the pool complex.
Facility Statistics:
• 100,000 visitors per year
• 1255 summer membership families
• 480 athletes using the natatorium multiple times per week
• 2000 swim lesson program participants
Annual Aquatic Events – More than any facility in Central Ohio
• Thomas Worthington Men’s and Women’s Water Polo matches: 12
• Worthington Kilbourne Men’s and Women’s Water Polo matches: 12
• Thomas Worthington Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving meets: 40
• Worthington Kilbourne Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving meets: 40
• Ohio Cup Water Polo Men’s and Women’s Tournament featuring 35 High School teams
• High School Central District Water Polo Championships & Ohio Regional Championships
• Worthington Swim Club hosted meets
- Jonh Bruce Open: 320 swimmers
- COSA’s Katy Callard Invitational: 250 swimmers
- Kelly German Memorial Invitational: 600 swimmers
- OCC League Championships: 250 swimmers
- Ohio Swimming Regional Championships: 400 swimmers
- Barbara Kay Mini Meet:120 swimmers
- Judith Girardi Mini Meet: 100 swimmers • Kast-A-Way Swimwear central Ohio pro shop location: 5,000 customers annually
Sponsorship Opportunities
$50,000 Lead Donor: 10’X5’ Corporate logo plaque on the south wall of natatorium, plus prime time display in score matrix.
$25,000 Scoreboard Donor: Thank You, Motorists Insurance Group & Thompson-Cunningham Insurance Agency.
$18,000 Starting Block Donor: Corporate logo on all six new starting blocks
$15,000 Timing Platform Donor: Corporate logo on two sides of new timing platform
$10,000 Graphic Panels Donor: Corporate logo inset into each panel
$5,000 Blue Ribbon Donor: 4’ x 1’ Corporate logo within the blue ribbon band around the natatorium
Donor Wall Name: Gold: $2,500 to $4,999, Silver: $1000 to $2,499, Bronze: $500 to $999
$20,000 Bleachers Donor: New 5-row spectator bleachers on lower deck. |
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