named programs · 3 · from sources
What they call their work
Competitive Swim Training
Provides structured training programs for youth swimmers to develop technique, endurance, and competitive skills in preparation for meets and time standards
Meet Qualification Support
Coaches and supports swimmers in achieving qualifying times for Jr. Zones, Jr. Mets, and national-level competitions
Team Records & Performance Tracking
Tracks and updates all-time top times, team records, and individual athlete progress across age groups and events
activities · 4 groups
What they do
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Competitive and Learn-to-Swim Programs 6 activities
- Open water swimming training and eventsConducts multiple open water swimming practices annually, including at Cedar Beach, and organizes participation in open water meets such as the Cadar Beach Open Water Meet.
- Operation of tiered swim programs by age and skill levelRuns structured swim programs including a developmental Dolphin Lesson Program for ages 5–8, a junior program with two levels training 5–6 days per week, and an elite senior team training 6 days per week with double sessions and dryland training, preparing swimmers for local, regional, and national competitions.
- Preparation and support for competitive swim meetsPrepares and supports swimmers in participation across a range of competitive events, including local, regional, and national meets such as the LIAC Summer's End Invite, Cadar Beach Open Water Meet, and U.S. Olympic Trials, with documented improvements in personal best times and qualifying standards.
- Seasonal and location-based swim practice operationsConducts year-round swim practices at multiple educational institution pools from September to Memorial Day, and shifts to the Town of Brookhaven outdoor 50-meter pool in Holtsville for summer training after Memorial Day.
- Support for collegiate and post-collegiate swimmersSupports senior team swimmers in high school training and competition, enables two out of three graduating seniors to continue swimming at the collegiate level, and hosts returning college-swimming alumni who train with the team and compete in summer events.
- Year-round competitive swim coaching and instructionProvides swimming instruction, technique development, and year-round competitive coaching for individuals of all ages and abilities, including developmental programs for children ages 5–8 and competitive teams for older swimmers.
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Youth Sports Safety & Risk Management 1 activity
- Conducting athlete protection trainingRecommends and promotes athlete protection training for all team members, including parents and athletes, through USA Swimming's education platform to ensure a safe and supportive environment.
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Student Milestone Ceremonies & Events 1 activity
- Hosting of community and recognition events for membersHosts annual dinner dance events and commemorative gatherings for graduating seniors, including classes from 2021 through 2026, to recognize their achievements and contributions to the swim club.
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Organized Running and Triathlon Events 1 activity
- Organization of swim biathlon eventsHosts the Holtsville Biathlon, a combined 1,000-meter swim and 1.5-mile run event, which was completed by 48 athletes in 2026.
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financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$889K
Contributions & grants$00%
Program service revenue$886K100%
Investment income$4K0%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$867K
Program expenses95%
Admin / overhead5%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineOther
balance sheet
Total assets$380K
Cash$361K
Investments$0
Liabilities$201K
Net assets$179K
Liquid reserves5.0 mo
6 years on record · 2019–2024 · YoY revenue +2.8%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024
Who runs it
board members · 5
- Annie Cheng-Chu — Treasurer
- Jeffrey Vinciguerra — Trustee
- Mark Anderson — President
- Michael Drewisis — President
- Pasquale Vavalle — Trustee
relationships · 28
Who they work with
- Binghamton University Partner — Multiple coaching staff and swimmers have attended and competed for Binghamton University, indicating a strong collegiate connection.
- Boston College Partner — Coach Joe Brinkman was Head Coach at Boston College, indicating a professional coaching connection.
- Cedar Beach Partner — Conducts open water swimming practices and participates in open water meets at Cedar Beach.
- Cedar Beach Partner — Host location for the open-water swim meet organized by Three Village Swim Club Inc.
- Cornell University Partner — Coach Mike Smit swam collegiately at Cornell, indicating a pipeline between TVSC and the university.
- GoMotionApp Partner — Uses GoMotionApp for team management and contact functions.
- James Madison University Partner — Coach Jason Wiedersum competed and later assisted as a coach at JMU, indicating a strong institutional link.
- Junior Metropolitan Swimming Championships Partner — Hosted or participated in competitive swim events for youth swimmers.
- LIAC Partner — Participates in LIAC-hosted swim meets including Summer's End Invite, Summer Fun Invite, Summer Splash Invite, Summertime Classic Invite, and Spring Kick-Off Invite.
- Metropolitan Local Swimming Committee Network — Affiliated with the Metropolitan Local Swimming Committee, the governing body for swim clubs in the New York City Metropolitan area.
- NCAC Partner — Participates in swim meets hosted at NCAC, including LIAC Summer Fun Invite and Sachem Summer Mad Dash.
- Sachem Partner — Dual meet competitor in a swim event hosted at the Town of Brookhaven’s Holtsville pool.
- Scraggy Hill Elementary School Partner — Conducts swim practices at Scraggy Hill Elementary School pool.
- St. Joseph’s University - Long Island Partner — Coach Chris Brandenberger serves as Head Coach and Aquatics Director, indicating a professional leadership connection.
- Stanford University Partner — Coach Joe Brinkman served as an assistant coach at Stanford, indicating a professional coaching connection.
- Stony Brook School Partner — Conducts swim practices at Stony Brook School pool.
- Stony Brook University Partner — Collaborative relationship through coaching staff holding positions at the university and athlete development pathways.
- Stony Brook University Partner — Conducts swim practices at Stony Brook University pool.
- Stony Brook University Partner — Hosts swim tryouts at Stony Brook University Pool.
- Town of Brookhaven Government — Hosted the swim meet at its Holtsville 50-meter pool, indicating use of municipal facilities for competitive events.
- Town of Brookhaven Partner — Uses the Town of Brookhaven heated outdoor 50-meter pool in Holtsville Park for junior and senior team practices after Memorial Day.
- U.S. Center for Safe Sport Government — Designated reporting body for safe sport concerns and national oversight entity for athlete protection.
- USA Swimming Network — Member organization adhering to USA Swimming's Safe Sport policies and training requirements.
- USA-Swimming Network — Member of USA-Swimming, the national governing body for swim clubs.
- University of Maine Partner — Alumni swimmer attended and competed collegiately, indicating a developmental pathway from TVSC to the university.
- University of Maryland Partner — Coach Chris Brandenberger swam and coached at the University of Maryland, indicating a developmental link.
- University of Notre Dame Partner — Coach Joe Brinkman served as an assistant coach at Notre Dame, indicating a professional coaching connection.
- Ward Melville High School Partner — Uses the indoor pool at Ward Melville High School for team practices.
strategies · 4
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Long-Term Athlete Development with Academic Prioritymethodology: academic-integration-through-athleticsBy integrating competitive swimming with academic skill-building and prioritizing education, the organization fosters disciplined time management and sustained engagement, leading to both athletic and academic success because structured athletic commitment reinforces responsibility and focus.
- Open-Water Competency and Safety Simulationmethodology: open_water_trainingBy training swimmers in open-water conditions—including cooler temperatures and unidirectional swimming—the organization builds environmental adaptability and safety awareness because simulated real-world challenges prepare athletes for unpredictable competitive settings and enhance overall swimming proficiency.
- Performance-Driven Competitive Developmentmethodology: performance_trackingBy emphasizing participation in competitive meets and tracking personal best times and team records, the organization drives continuous swim performance improvement because measurable goals and public competition create accountability and motivation for athletes to break performance barriers.
- Progressive Skill-Based Training Pathwaymethodology: progressive_skill_developmentBy organizing athletes into age- and skill-specific groups and using coach-led evaluations for placement, the organization ensures appropriate developmental challenges that produce measurable performance improvement because individualized progression increases motivation, retention, and technical mastery.