One Swimmer, All Your Times: Link Your Club Account

Your high school times and your club times are both you. Now they live in one locker.

You don’t stop being a swimmer when the high school season ends. Club season, long course summers, those early-morning USA Swimming meets โ€” that’s all part of your story too. Until now, your locker only knew the high school half of it.

Not anymore. You can link your USA Swimming account, and your club times come home to your locker right alongside your high school swims.

How to link (it takes about ten seconds)

Linking lives in your locker’s settings, and it works the same whether you’re in the new flow view or the classic grid view:

  • Flow view: tap the More tab, and look for the Club Data section.
  • Grid view: open your settings, and scroll to the ๐ŸŠ Club Data section.

From there it’s simple. If your USA Swimming ID is already on file, your locker finds your club record automatically and just asks you to confirm it’s you โ€” tap to confirm, and you’re linked. If it’s not on file, search your name, pick yourself from the list, and you’re done. (Not a club swimmer? No problem โ€” you can dismiss it and you won’t be nagged about it again.)

What you get once you’re linked

Here’s where it gets good. Your Best Times stops being high-school-only and becomes your whole swimming picture. When you open it up, you can flip between views:

  • HS โ€” your high school short course yards times, just like always.
  • Club SCY โ€” your club short course yards bests.
  • Club LCM โ€” your long course meters bests, because a 100 Free in yards and a 100 Free in meters are two different PRs and both deserve to count.
  • All โ€” your high school and club short course times merged into one all-time list, fastest swim winning per event, each one tagged so you know where it came from.

That means events high school doesn’t even swim โ€” your 200 Back, your long-course distance frees โ€” finally have a home. Your fastest swim is your fastest swim, no matter which pool or which season it happened in.

Your whole year, one story

The whole point of your locker is that it’s yours โ€” and you’re not two different swimmers, one in a high school cap and one in a club cap. You’re one swimmer, chasing one set of goals, all year long. Linking your club account makes your locker tell that whole story.

Head to More (or your settings in grid view), find Club Data, and link up. Your other half is waiting.

Know Your Swimming or Diving: The Data Tools Inside Your Locker

Your times tell a story. Your locker helps you read it โ€” and use it to get faster or score higher.

Anybody can look up a time. What your Swim Locker does is different: it takes your swimming and turns it into something you can actually learn from. Not a wall of numbers โ€” a picture of where you’ve been, where you are, and how close you are to where you’re headed.

Here’s what’s waiting in the Data tab.

Watch yourself get faster

The Progression chart is the one you’ll keep coming back to. Pick an event, pick a season, and watch your times trend on a real line chart. There’s nothing like seeing that line drop. You can even flip on the section cut line to see exactly where you stand against it.

See how close you are

State Cuts answers the question every swimmer is secretly doing math on in their head: how far am I? It shows the state cut times for your events and lays your bests right next to them, so the gap isn’t a mystery โ€” it’s a target.

Find your strengths

Your Stroke Portfolio maps your events as a radar so you can see your shape as a swimmer at a glance โ€” where you’re strong, where there’s room. And My Events lays out everything you swim so you can see your whole lineup in one look. Some swimmers are surprised what their strongest event actually is.

Know where you stand

My Rankings shows where you rank on your team, in your class, and across the state โ€” for each of your events. And if you want the bigger picture, you can jump to the HS Hub and see HS Power Rankings and the Times Database open up the wider world of high school swimming whenever you want to dig in.

Your best times, always close

Your Best Times live right up front โ€” a quick snapshot of your PRs so your proudest swims are never more than a tap away.

It’s about your next race

Here’s the thing all of this is really for: these aren’t just stats to admire. They’re tools to use. See the trend, spot the gap, find the event where you’re closest to something big โ€” and take that into your next practice and your next race.

Open the Data tab or add the data modules and take a look. Your story’s already in there.

Make It Yours: Customizing Your Locker

A space that’s actually yours should look like you. Here’s how to make your locker one of a kind.

Here’s the thing about your Swim Locker: out of the box, it’s already yours. But the fun part is making it feel like you โ€” because no two swimmers are the same, and no two lockers have to be either.

Let’s take the tour.

Start with the backdrop

Your locker comes with 48 different backgrounds across six categories โ€” so whether you’re into clean and minimal, bold and loud, or something with a little ocean energy, there’s a look that fits. Pick the one that feels like you the second you open the app.

Set the vibe

Backgrounds are just the start. You’ve got 28 tile vibes to style the cards in your locker, 68 icons to mark them however you want, and 9 different fonts to set the tone. Want your locker calm and focused? Done. Want it loud and a little chaotic? Also done. The combinations are basically endless, which means yours won’t look like anyone else’s.

Make it personal

This is where it really becomes yours:

  • Add your own photo. Drop in a shot of you at the blocks, your teammates, your dog โ€” whatever fires you up. You can fill it, fit it, and set the focus point so it looks exactly right.
  • Rep your team. Add your team logo so your locker flies your colors.
  • Pin a quote. Put a quote tile up with words that mean something to you โ€” something to see every time you check in.

Arrange it your way

Your locker isn’t a fixed grid you’re stuck with. Drag your tiles around and put what matters most right where you want it. Swap tiles, move them into open spots, even use half-size tiles to fit more in. Your most-checked stuff up top, the rest wherever makes sense to you. It’s your room โ€” arrange the furniture however you like.

So… go make it yours

The best locker is the one that feels like you opened the door and set it up exactly how you wanted. Spend five minutes playing with backgrounds, vibes, and your photo, and watch it turn into a space you actually look forward to opening.

It’s all waiting for you. Time to make it yours.

Your Swim Locker: a space that is actually yours

Lots of apps and sites can tell you anybody’s times. Your Swim Locker is different โ€” it’s not a database you look things up in, it’s a place that belongs to you.

Make it yours, first. Pick your background, your colors, your fonts. Drop in your own photos and your team logo. Rearrange everything until it feels right. Nobody else’s locker looks like yours, because you built it.

Then there’s the stuff a public site would never give you. Recognition badges when you earn them โ€” a season best, a big time drop, your varsity debut, sections, state โ€” landing on your own shelf to keep. A game of the day. A quote to start the morning. Trivia, your playlist, your gear list. Little things that make checking your locker something you actually want to do, not a chore.

It’s also where you set your sights. Write down your goals โ€” the time you’re chasing, the cut you want, the thing you’re working toward โ€” and keep them in front of you instead of in your head. And you’ll have a place to journal, too: log how a race felt, what clicked, what you want to fix before the next one. The locker isn’t just where you see what you’ve done โ€” it’s where you decide what’s next.

And it’s private. This isn’t a public profile where the whole internet ranks you against everyone else. It’s your corner โ€” your progress, your wins, your vibe, on your terms. You decide what it looks like and you’re the one it’s built for.