Jack Thompson Fall Classic

OCTOBER 15-17, 2021

Psych Sheet and LIVE RESULTS

LOCATION: Mary T. Meagher Aquatic Center 201 Reservoir Avenue, Louisville, KY 40206

Meet Announcement (PDF)

 

Facility Rule

We will have to wear mask when inside the facility.  The pool is owned by City and the City still has a mask mandate for all their facilities.  Swimmers must keep their masks on when not swimming.  That means they have to be worn until behind their lane, and put them back on after climbing out of the pool.

 

Concessions

We will have  food truck parked outside the pool on Saturday and Sunday from approximately 10am-6pm.

 

 

Warm-Ups

Friday Night – Warm-up 4:30 PM – Heat Sheet
Saturday AM – Warm-up 7:00 AM – Heat Sheet
Saturday 8-under – Warm-up 11:00 AM  –  Heat Sheet
Saturday PM – Warm-up 1:00 PM – Heat Sheet
Sunday AM – Warm-up 7:00 AM – Heat Sheet
Sunday PM – Warm-up 11:15 AM – Heat Sheet

 

 

Our swim meet is named “The Jack Thompson Fall Classic” to honor a man who has been connected with Lakeside swimming for over fifty years. In 1942 he and his wife, Roma, became swimming parents, helping run meets and chaperoning trips. In 1949 he became Manager of Lakeside Swim Club. In 1951 the team had very few swim team members and no money for a coach, and he was asked to assume the responsibility on a part-time basis. Mr. Thompson, better known as “Mr. Lakeside,” remained Manager or Assistant Manager of Lakeside until 1980.

During that time he served on the Kentucky High School Committee from 1955 until 1992. Mr. Thompson managed the Kentucky High School swimming championships for fifteen years and the Jefferson County Region Championships from their beginning until 1989.

In 1976 Mr. Thompson started the Lakeside Masters swim Team and in 1980 was instrumental in forming the Local Masters Swim Committee of United States Masters Swimming.

Mr. Thompson was one of fifteen elected to the Dawahare Kentucky High School Athletic Association Hall of Fame in March of 1990 and one of only five elected to the National American Athletic Union Hall of Fame in September of 1990. Many of his swimming credentials helped him receive these honors.

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