Mission Statement

To promote and foster the success and growth of children who are economically, physically, and mentally challenged by providing individualized attention as a part of a structured competitive swim team program. To improve the quality of life for challenged children by developing successful student-athlete skills. These skills help aid their pursuit of higher education and achievement of life goals.


The Swim Team

SEASTARS provided top quality, USA Swimming-insured, swim team experiences to over 580 disabled and underprivileged children and young adults in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties since 2005. 54.87% of the one hundred and thirteen (113) SEASTARS Swimmers served in 2012 are minority children and 77.9 live under the poverty line. The SEASTARS program introduces swimming to children who might otherwise be unable to participate due to financial limitations or mental/physical disability. According to Dave Thomas, USA Swimming Southern Zone Sport Development Consultant (wwww.usaswimming.org), “SEASTARS Aquatics, Inc. is the one of a handful of programs that provide programming of this kind in the country providing a free, inclusive, year-round Swim Team for children regardless of economic, physical or mental disability.” SEASTARS is an empowering and supportive extended family to the communities’  underpriveleged children. SEASTARS’ value is both quantifiable and immersurable.  SEASTARS Swim Team provides a healthy and fun activity, swimming, for children of Escambia and Santa Rosa counties while instilling healthy living habits and skills enabling them to live longer and healthier lives.

Children become inspired to learn to swim by their desire to participating in the Swim Team. SEASTARS Swimmers benefit from the structure and disipline of the team and it’s positive environment. The SEASTARS Aquatics Swim Team Program is a valuable afterschool program, providing activities and enrichment to Pensacola’s children. The SEASTARS Program gives the youth of Brownsville a safe place after school where they can participate in fun activities, practice a life-saving skill, socialize and receive education/health enrichment. SEASTARS keeps neighborhood children out of trouble and off the streets. SEASTARS also provides mentoring and education helping to improve Swimmer school achievement and overall health and wellness. Even one less child on the streets reduces the City of Pensacola’s expenses by reducing crime (direct cost savings to local police department), increasing school performance (direct cost savings to school district) and increasing health safety of children (directly lowering costs at local hospitals and emergency rooms).

Special Needs Swimmers benefit from the inclusive nature of the SEASTARS Swim Team.  They develop confidence and social skills, make friendships and enjoy social interaction they would not have otherwise.  As part of the SEASTARS Swim Team, Special Needs Swimmers develop motor skills, improve muscle strength and coordination, gain special awareness and improve listening skills.

SEASTARS Swimmers are excited by and continue to participate in the Swim Team because of the positive, fun, nurturing environment of the SEASTARS family. The Incentive Program, the chance to experience new things (local and out-of-area meets, practices, Swim Team functions and community service) and the organization’s wonderful role models motivate Swimmers.

SEASTARS is an incentive-based, year round swim team and mentoring program. SEASTARS strives to improve the quality of life for underprivileged children by teaching important student-athlete skills, such as goal setting and time-management, aiding their pursuit of higher education and achievement of life goals. Using swimming as a vehicle, SEASTARS teaches a valuable life saving skill and instill values like perseverance, teamwork and leadership. SEASTARS Swimmers make tremendous and life-changing improvements and surpass individual social, academic, health and sports goals because of the Swim Team Program. At this time, SEASTARS is constrained not only in its ability to serve more children, but also in expanding opportunities for Swimmers to benefit from life enhancing experiences outside their local community.

Summer2013 Swim Meet Schedule


Women's Swim Records

StrokeDistance8 and Younger9 - 1011 - 1213 - 1415 and Older
Freestyle25 ydsCaymond Hodge
:18.70
9/16/06
Fernanda Cruz
:16.95
7/7/12
Gabby Lawerence
:16.02
6/19/10
Gracie Miller
:12.30
6/16/12
Robin Heller
:12.05
7/10/10
Freestyle50 ydsCaymond Hodge
:44.36
9/29/06
Gabby Lawerance
:37.35
2/21/09
Gracie Miller
:32.18
5/14/11
Gracie Miller
:31.20
5/14/11
Robin Heller
:26.28
7/10/10
Freestyle100 ydsAnastasia Adams
1:37.70
2/16/13
Fernanda Cruz
1:24.51
8/4/12
Gracie Miller
1:14.92
2/12/11
Gracie Miller
1:13.39
8/4/12
Gracie Miller
1:08.41
5/11/13
Freestyle200 ydsFernanda Cruz
3:13.98
9/15/12
Gracie Miller
2:56.15
2/5/11
Gracie Miller
2:32.12
2/16/13
Gracie Miller
2:41.17
5/11/13
Freestyle500 yrdsGracie Miller
7:09.07
2/16/13
Backstroke25 ydsCaymond Hodge
:21.90
2/29/06
Fernanda Cruz
:20.02
6/29/12
Gabby Lawerence
19.87
6/19/10
Chelsea Murphy
:17.89
9/16/10
Brittney Enzian
27.04
6/29/10
Backstroke50 ydsAnastasia Adams
:50.95
5/11/13
Gabby Lawrence
:42.94
2/21/09
Gracie Miller
:38.84
2/19/11
Gracie Miller
:38.22
7/7/12
Robin Heller
:31.09
7/10/10
Backstroke100 ydsAnastasia Adams
1:52.08
5/11/13
Fernanda Cruz
1:41.13
9/15/12
Fernanda Cruz
1:28.40
Fernanda Cruz
Gracie Miller
1:23.27
2/2/13
Gracie Miller
1:24.69
5/11/13
Backstroke200 ydsGracie Miller
3:02.81
12/1/12
Hannah Holmes
3:39.77
12/1/12
Breaststroke25 ydsAnastasia Adams
:28.33
12/1/12
Myranda Dirden
:20.18
7/22/06
Gabby Lawerence
25.74
6/24/10
Gracie Miller
18.91
6/16/12
Una Johnson
29.60
6/16/12
Breaststroke50 ydsAnastasia Adams
:55.59
5/11/13
Keishawna Moorer
52.30
11/9/07
Gracie Miller
:44.12
2/19/11
Gracie Miller
:42.42
7/7/12
Robin Heller
:36.31
7/10/10
Breaststroke100 ydsAnastasia Adams
1:56.25
5/11/13
Keishawna Moorer
1:49.18
11/9/07
Gracie Miller
1:39.69
2/19/11
Gracie Miller
1:33.55
2/16/13
Gracie Miller
1:33.68
5/11/13
Breaststroke200 ydsChelsea Murphy
3:05.27
10/15/10
Hannah Holmes
3:49.51
12/1/12
Butterfly25 ydsCaymond Hodge
:24.02
9/29/06
Fernanda Cruz
:18.16
8/4/12
Marissa Agerton
20.28
6/16/12
Gracie Miller
16.74
6/16/12
Brittney Enzian
25.96
6/19/10
Butterfly50 ydsAnastasia Adams
:58.57
2/2/13
Fernanda Cruz
:43.50
9/15/12
Fernanda Cruz
:41.07
2/16/13
Chelsea Murphy
:39.65
7/1/09
Heather Smith
:31.92
7/11/09
Butterfly100 ydsAnastasia Adams
1:47.35
5/11/13
Fernanda Cruz
1:40.86
9/15/12
Fernanda Cruz
1:34.12
2/2/13
Chelsea Murphy
1:26.96
10/15/10
Gracie Miller
1:33.22
5/11/13
Butterfly200 ydsGracie Miller
3:41.04
12/1/12
IM100 ydsAnastasia Adams
1:51.26
2/16/13
Fernanda Cruz
1:39.45
9/15/12
Gracie Miller
1:28.05
2/19/11
Chelsea Murphy
1:26.96
10/15/10
Heather Smith
1:12.87
7/11/09
IM200 yrdsFernanda Cruz
3:48.50
5/12/12
Fernanda Cruz
3:24.96
12/1/12
Gracie Miller
3:01.93
2/16/13
Hannah Holmes
3:25.52
2/2/13
IM400 ydsGracie Miller
6.22.16
2/16/13

Men's Swim Records

StrokeDistance8 and Younger9 - 1011 - 1213 - 1415 and Older
Freestyle 25 ydsDaniel Taylor-Limerick
21.99
12/1/07
Vincent Feagin
:17.04
6/29/12
Malik Jenkins
:13.85
7/9/11
Will Rosasco
:12.17
6/16/10
Daniel Penniman
:10.04
7/10/10
Freestyle 50 ydsDaniel Taylor-Limerick
:57.57
11/9/07
Vincent Feagin
:36.46
10/19/12
Devin Gadson
:29.20
2/19/11
Will Rosasco
:24.48
5/14/11
Will Rosasco
:23.81
1/13/12
Freestyle 100 ydsVinh Voung
2:07.25
10/14/11
Samuel Hardwick-Wagner
1:32.87
9/13/08
Malik Jenkins
1:09.85
8/16/11
Will Rosasco
:55.11
2/19/11
Will Rosasco
:53.15
2/18/11
Freestyle 200 ydsVincent Feagin
3:18.69
9/15/12
Kody White
2:43.83
12/10/05
Clay Taylor
2:05.97
6/13/11
Clay Taylor
2:00.82
2/18/12
Freestyle 500 ydsQua'Terrius Knight
9:02.13
10/14/11
Clay Taylor
5:43.84
6/13/11
Clay Taylor
5:28.81
10/14/11
Freestyle 1650 ydsClay Taylor
19:24.12
2/2/13
Backstroke 25 ydsDaniel Taylor-Limerick
:27.90
11/9/07
Chandler Esguerra
:20.22
6/21/07
Dante' Ward
:20.39
6/29/12
Will Rosasco
:16.00
6/19/10
Clay Taylor
:14.61
6/16/12
Backstroke 50 ydsDaniel Taylor-Limerick
:27.90
11/9/07
Vincent Feagin
:45.05
10/19/12
Kody White
:35.13
12/10/05
Will Rosasco
:29.13
6/10/11
Ryan Mayall
:28.68
7/25/09
Backstroke 100 ydsAllen Simmons
2:46.66
5/11/13
Vincent Feagin
1:46.25
1/13/12
Kody White
1:24.64
12/10/05
Will Rosasco
1:00.24
2/24/11
Will Rosasco
:57.83
2/18/12
Backstroke 200 ydsWill Rosasco
2:25.73
4/15/11
Will Rosasco
2:22.25
2/2/13
Breaststroke 25 yds Vinh Voung
:33.80
12/3/11
Samuel Hardwick-Wagner
24.74
7/26/08
Seth Kreis
:28.81
6/24/10
Will Rosasco
15.33
6/24/10
Ryan Mayall
14.75
6/24/10
Breaststroke 50 ydsKeanan Williams
:57.41
7/28/07
Clay Taylor
:40.44
8/01/09
Jawone "DD" Blankenship
:32.88
5/11/13
Will Rosasco
:30.11
1/13/12
Breaststroke 100 ydsVincent Feagin
2:02.56
10/19/12
Devin Gadson
1:27.22
9/19/11
Will Rosasco
1:10.96
6/3/11
Will Rosasco
1:06.99
1/13/12
Breaststroke 200 ydsMalik Jenkins
3:31.06
6/3/11
Will Rosasco
2:34.49
6/3/11
Clay Taylor
2:29.80
2/16/13
Butterfly 25 ydsDeiondre Robins
:31.07
9/11/10
Vincent Feagin
:20.37
6/16/12
Clay Johnson
:25.68
6/16/12
Will Rosasco
:13.78
6/24/10
Clay Taylor
:12.02
6/16/12
Butterfly 50 ydsDaniel Taylor-Limerick
1:34.62
11/9/07
Vincent Feagin
:51.18
2/18/12
Jawone Blankenship
:36.62
8/6/11
William Rosasco
:27.40
5/14/11
Daniel Penniman
:25.67
7/10/10
Butterfly 100 ydsVincent Feagin
2:07.91
9/15/12
Devin Gadson
1:41.43
2/19/11
Clay Taylor
1:06.07
7/9/11
William Rosasco
1:01.80
2/18/12
Butterfly200 ydsClay Taylor
2:37.05
9/7/11
Clay Taylor
2:25.62
2/16/13
IM 100 ydsAllen Simmons
3:11.73
7/14/12
Vincent Feagin
1:44.81
9/15/12
Devin Gadson
1:20.08
2/19/11
William Rosasco
1:08.70
10/15/10
Will Rosasco
1:01.96
1/13/12
IM 200 ydsVincent Feagin
4:02.30
2/18/12
Malik Jenkins
3:12.10
6/3/11
Clay Taylor
2:20.68
6/31/11
Will Rosasco
2:15.91
1/13/12
IM 400 ydsJawone Blankenship
5:48.08
2/16/13
Clay Taylor
4:50.21
2/16/13