Desert Storm Swimming: Team Home

Desert Storm Swimming is a competitive, year-round swim team in Las Vegas for kids ages 5 to 18, split into a 5 to 12 bracket and a 13 to 18 bracket. Programs offered include a competitive swim team, general swim training, stroke technique instruction, a developmental swim group, age group swimming, high school swimming, and a senior group for older, more advanced swimmers. This structure lets a family move a child from developmental training up through age group and eventually senior level competition within the same club.

The team is based at 431 East Bonanza Road, zip code 89101, in Las Vegas. Training hours are listed as 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM and again 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM on weekdays, with a Saturday session from 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM and no practice on Sunday. The split weekday schedule, a daytime block and a separate evening block, suggests different groups train at different times, so families should confirm which session applies to their child's age and level.

Amenities listed include pool facilities, professional coaching, and competitive meets, positioning this as a team built around competition rather than casual lessons. No pricing, scholarship, or sibling discount information is recorded in this profile, and no phone number is listed, so the team's website, dss.vegas, is the main way to get details on tryouts, fees, and which practice group fits a given swimmer.

For a family with a child who already swims competitively or is ready to start training for meets, Desert Storm's developmental-to-senior pipeline gives a long-term home team rather than a single season program. Parents newer to competitive swimming should check the website for information on evaluations or tryouts before assuming a spot is open in a given training group.

The high school swimming group listed separately from the general age group and senior groups suggests the team also supports swimmers competing for their school, which is worth clarifying if a family's goal is high school meet eligibility rather than club competition alone.