2025-2026 Season
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Attention Athletes! If you or your younger siblings are interested in getting some summer conditioning done, Coaches April and Dylan will be hosting a couple summer camps in June. This is a great opporunity to stay fresh after the season, but also work on your swimming in a different environment. If you felt like your stroke, dives, or turns needed more practice, then this camp would be a great spot for you. You can register HERE.
Additionally, we are in need of a lifeguard for these camps. If you are already a certificated lifeguard and are interested in working the camps, you can let us know by sending Coach Dylan an email with your availability. (dparry@riversideunified.org).
May 21, 2026
Written by Coach Masi
CLOVIS: It is never easy to compete at a championship level, but to do so and succeed week after week after week takes a special competitor and person. It comes as no surprise that Alyssa Bian was not only able to take that task and succeed at this last week’s CIF State Swimming Championship in Fresno, California.
Representing ML King for the third year in a row at the biggest meet for California high school swimming, Bian entered the challenging 200 free and 100 fly combo knowing she would have to swim at her best to make it into the finals. With a positive attitude and hanging on to her taper by a thread, Bian didn’t take out her 200 like she usually does and missed the finals by just one spot.
Knowing her strongest and best event was just an hour later, she pushed aside the event results and swam just off her season best set just the week before at CIF Finals. Bian took it out hard and easily qualified against a field that boasted the top 100 fly swimmers in the country.
Heading into finals the next day, Alyssa got to the pool early to focus and prepare. Maintaining her positive spirit and swimming next to her future teammate at Cornell, Alyssa took the race out fast and finished a solid 13th.
“This was my third time going to State,” Alyssa said, “so it was much easier to not focus on the quality of the other swimmers and just relax and enjoy myself.”
I am incredibly proud of Alyssa. Year after year, she pushes herself to succeed and keep her expectations high. To culminate her senior year beating her record once again and swimming some incredibly fast times week after week is no small feat. I don’t think people really understand what it takes to compete at this level. Swimmers train year round and take just about two weeks off a year. Alyssa not only dedicates herself to this, but holds herself to the same rigor in the classroom. She is a State Champ to me!
Written by Coach Masi
If you need a daily dose of positivity and validation that everything is going to be OK, spend some time with Gabe. Our swimmer walks into life happy, joyful, and energized. He never misses a chance to give someone a friendly hello and tell them about how life is going well. When Gabe first started swimming just over a month ago, he couldn’t make it across the pool. Now, he is able to swim an entire length without stopping and enjoying the experience along the way. I can’t wait to see how he progresses as the season goes on and his coaches and teammates couldn’t be happier to have him as a part of our program. Although cliche, Gabe is a pleasant reminder to always see what is going well rather than what may be bogging us down. I have never walked away from an experience with Gabe without a smile on my face and a refreshed frame of mind and spirit. We all need a Gabe in our life and our school and community is blessed to have him!
Written by Coach Masi
Alyssa Bian defines excellence in all walks of life. While her success in the pool—as a school record holder, League Champion, and State Finalist—has brought her coaches and teammates great joy, her impact goes far deeper. What truly makes Alyssa a ‘Champion of Character’ is her kindness, her commitment to her academic growth, and her quiet, steady confidence.
She is more than a leader who hopes others will follow; she stands for what is right. As her teacher and others on campus have noted, she consistently masters the ‘little things’ that lead to big results in her writing and assessments. Currently, Alyssa is demonstrating true advocacy through a Civics Project aimed at creating campus change, bravely engaging with administrators and city leaders, and sharing her vision on our daily broadcast of Good Day MLK. Her joyful personality shines through everything she does, ensuring her legacy at King will extend well beyond the pool deck. We look forward to two more years of watching Alyssa succeed, lead, and support our community.”
Written by Coach Masi
Logan Brown incorporates the core values of sportsmanship and integrity that define a true Character Counts athlete. Balancing the demands of high school swimming with his club water polo schedule is a feat of discipline, yet Logan handles this workload while maintaining excellence in the most challenging academic courses. What truly sets Logan apart is his moral compass. He is a young man motivated by a deep-seated desire to do what is right, demonstrating a level of maturity and respect that earns him the admiration of coaches and peers alike. Logan is unassuming in his ways, but his efforts to stay the course and work to improve have paid off for him as a competitor for our program. He has remained grounded and improved greatly over the past two years moving up the ranks as one of our top League and CIF athletes. With his experience and commitment to success, we expect great things from Logan Brown this season and we are proud that he is committed to being a well-rounded athlete and individual.
Attendance 2026
Annoucements 2/28
Hello!
We had a strong week of training last week and I was very proud of the improvements you made from last season on your Breakthroughs! Well done. For the new swimmers, our test set is a nice way to track improvements in your training throughout the season. We will do that set again before Spring Break.
We have our first meet this week at home against Murrieta Valley. I am excited to see where we are and start tracking our individual and team progress as we compete more.
Thank you to everyone who came out last week to help with 8th grade parent night! Stay tuned for more information on our upcoming fundraisers. We are encouraging everyone to participate!
For the week ahead: Stay hydrated, get solid amounts of sleep, focus and work on creating some mini goals for yourself as we head into the week.
Here is this week's schedule:
Monday: 3-4:50
Tuesday: AM 6-7:45 or afternoon
Wednesday: Team meeting, individual goal setting, practice will be done by 4
Thursday: Let's beat Murrieta Valley!
Friday: Shake out swim, start work. We should be done by 4:15.
Announcements 2/20
Hello!
It was nice to see swimmers getting after it this past week in some chillier temperatures and not so great conditions weather wise. Next week should be solid as we prepare for our first HOME meet against Murrieta Valley on March 5th.
Practices next week will be:
Mon.: Arrive on the pool deck by 3- 5
Tues.: Morning 6-7:45 or afternoon 3-5
Wed: 6th period- 3:45
Thurs: Morning 6-7:45 or afternoon 3-5
Fri.: TBD
If you need to make up a picture, please contact Cherished Memories directly and get it done ASAP. They may be able to schedule you on site as they are finishing up other team photos. We are trying to get our banners up and our senior banner complete before our meet, so contact them TODAY!
We will hold our Parent Meeting in A-310 on Monday from 6-7. We will discuss this season's fundraising opportunities as well as review our team handbook. Athletes are not expected to attend.
Next Wednesday is our 8th grade Parent Night. Thank you to Paige MacDonald and Coach Roland for your willingness to help!
*Save the date! Fundraising BINGO night at Shindigs on 3/31. More information to come!
Announcement 2/6/26
Hello everyone!
Here are our practice times for next week:
Monday: Meet on the deck at 3:00 - 5
Tuesday: 6:00 AM- 7:45 AM and/or afternoon (meet on deck by 3)
Wednesday: Meet on the deck at 2:00- 4:00
Thursday: 6:00AM- 7:45AM and/or afternoon (meet on deck by 3)
Friday: TBD
Announcements:
We will have Team Photos on Thursday, February 19th.
We will either wear our black polos or our suits. I received the suits yesterday and we are working on distribution.
Parents: I am looking to schedule a Parent Meeting as soon as possible, It will more than likely be held the week after next either online or in person right after practice.
Athletes: I need two swimmers to volunteer and help with our 8th grade Parent Night. Please let me know if you are available to help. Thanks
Announcement 1/30/26
Happy Friday!
We have had a solid first week and it's been nice to get back in the pool to swim. Our first swim meet is just over a month away and starting now will certainly help you feel a little stronger (especially if you have been out of the water) for competition.
For now, water polo is awaiting their schedule for next week's CIF matches.
Here is our tentative schedule for the week ahead:
Monday: 6th period (at least). We will see how much space we have and when water polo gets in for practice.
Tuesday: 6-7:45 AM (this may be our only practice). We will see if water polo has their game or a bye.
Wednesday: 6th period (at least, we will look at space in the pool)
Thursday: 6-7:45 AM (I will let you know of our afternoon option ASAP)
Friday: TBD
Announcement 1/22/26
Hello Everyone!
Next week we will start practicing and meet at the pool at the start of 6th period. Please make sure you have all clearances complete AND that you receive your confirmation from the atletics office. If you aren't sure, please go to your Home Campus account and see if it is complete.
Here is what the schedule will look like next week:
Monday: Team Meeting during 6th period. We will make sure things are complete. drop some lane lines, and set up the pool.
Tuesday: Afternoon practice 2:30-4:30
Wednesday: Afternoon practice 1:45-3:30
Thursday: You have the option to attend a morning practice from 6-7:45 or afternoon practice 2:30-4:30 (or both!). Please let me know if you will attend the morning workout.
Friday: No practice
The following week we will practice each day and our times may be dependent on water polo's schedule. For now, please plan on having practices every afternoon from 6th - two hour after. Tuesdays and Thursdays will give you the opportunity to practice in the morning or afternoon or both if you would like.
Hello!
Welcome to the 2025-26 Martin Luther King High School's swim season. We are currently in a bit of a waiting period for when we know practice will start, but we anticipate getting in the water around the first week of February. For now, please plan to practice from 3:30-5:30 (we may be able to get in earlier or use 6th period time for dryland) depending on the day. We will integrate morning workouts as our schedule becomes more available.
I have updated our swim meet schedule for the season ahead. Things may change and we may add in one more invitational if possible. I will do my best to update once or twice a week, so please make sure you are opening up your Parent Square notifications.
In the meantime, please make sure your physicals, insurance, and confirmation message is up to date and you are cleared for the season. I look forward to seeing you very soon!
Coach Masi
23-24 Parent Information Letter.docParent Driving other students must complete this form and submit all paperwork to the district.
Parent Driving other students must complete this form and submit all paperwork to the district.
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