POOL

SUMMER POOL HOURS

Summer Hours Start June 8, 2026

Swimming is a great activity to keep you active and having fun and the Uintah Community Center Pool is the perfect pool to get your daily exercise in at or just some quality time with your family. Come down and swim with us!

Community Center Hours

Monday - Friday	Saturday and Holidays
5:00 am - 9:30 pm	5:00 am - 7:00 pm

Open Swim

Monday - Friday	Saturday and Holidays
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm	1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
*Tuesday & Thursday LAP POOL ONLY

Lap Swim and Water Walking

Monday - Thursday	Friday	Saturday and Holidays
5:00 am - 9:00 am	5:00 am - 1:00 pm	5:00 am - 11:00 am
11:30 am - 1:00 pm	8:00 pm - 9:00 pm
8:00 pm - 9:00 pm

-POOL HEALTH RULES – REQUIRED BY UTAH STATE HEALTH CODE

All swimmers must take a cleansing shower (head-to-toe) before entering the pool. Swim caps are available for purchase at the front desk.
Children who are not toilet trained and any person who cannot control their bowels must wear:
- A water-resistant swim diaper, and
- A waterproof plastic swim cover worn over the diaper. Both offered at front desk for purchase
Diapers may only be changed in restrooms or designated changing areas.
Anyone with diarrhea or a communicable illness may not enter the pool. These requirements are part of Utah Administrative

Code R392-302 for public swimming pools, which requires facilities to post hygiene and behavior rules for bathers.

General Pool Rules

Children under 5 must be within arm’s reach of a parent or guardian at all times.
Children under 5 may not swim alone.
Children ages 5–7 must be directly supervised by an individual 14 years or older.
Appropriate swimwear, regardless of gender or age, must be worn at all times. No thongs, "T-backs", revealing swimwear, cut-offs, or street clothes.
No one is allowed in the pool are when a lifeguard is not on duty
Must be at least 48 inches to ride waterslide
Glass containers or any other breakable containers are not allowed in the pool area
Underwater Breath-holding Training is not permitted
During open swim, patrons may not use the facilities kickboards or other exercise equipment
Smoking/Vaping is not allowed anywhere within the facility. This includes the outdoor patio.

Daily Fees

Youth (1-17)	Adult (18+)	Senior (62+)/ Military/Veteran
$5.00	$7.00	$5.00

SCHOOL YEAR POOL HOURS

School Year Hours run through June 7, 2026

Community Center Hours

Monday - Friday	Saturday and Holidays
5:00 am - 9:30 pm	5:00 am - 7:00 pm

Open Swim

Monday - Friday	Saturday and Holidays
Tues/Thurs LAP POOL ONLY
6:00 pm - 8:00pm*	1:00 pm - 5:00 pm*

Daily Fees

Youth (1-17)	Adult (18+)	Senior (62+)/ Military/Veteran
$5.00	$7.00	$5.00

Lap Swim and Water Walking

Monday - Friday	Saturday and Holidays
5:00 am - 1:00 pm*	5:00 am - 11:00 am
8:00 pm - 9:00 pm

* Pool Hours may change at any time due to staffing shortages

-POOL HEALTH RULES – REQUIRED BY UTAH STATE HEALTH CODE

All swimmers must take a cleansing shower (head-to-toe) before entering the pool. Swim caps are available for purchase at the front desk.
Children who are not toilet trained and any person who cannot control their bowels must wear:
- A water-resistant swim diaper, and
- A waterproof plastic swim cover worn over the diaper. Both offered at front desk for purchase
Diapers may only be changed in restrooms or designated changing areas.
Anyone with diarrhea or a communicable illness may not enter the pool.

These requirements are part of Utah Administrative

Code R392-302 for public swimming pools, which requires facilities to post hygiene and behavior rules for bathers.

General Pool Rules

Children under 5 must be within arm’s reach of a parent or guardian at all times.
Children under 5 may not swim alone.
Children ages 5–7 must be directly supervised by an individual 14 years or older.
Appropriate swimwear, regardless of gender or age, must be worn at all times. No thongs, "T-backs", revealing swimwear, cut-offs, or street clothes.
No one is allowed in the pool are when a lifeguard is not on duty
Must be at least 48 inches to ride waterslide
Glass containers or any other breakable containers are not allowed in the pool area
Underwater Breath-holding Training is not permitted
During open swim, patrons may not use the facilities kickboards or other exercise equipment
Smoking/Vaping is not allowed anywhere within the facility. This includes the outdoor patio.

Mini swim is leisure pool only, slides are not open during this swim.

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MINI SWIM

School Year Hours

Tuesday and Thursday	Friday
10:00 am - 11:30 am	1:00 pm - 2:30 pm

Mini Swim ends May 29th, 2026

Mini swim is only held during the school year, NO mini swim on holidays and no-school days.

*during the months of March-May mini swim time will be shared with schools coming for field trips

-POOL HEALTH RULES – REQUIRED BY UTAH STATE HEALTH CODE

All swimmers must take a cleansing shower (head-to-toe) before entering the pool. Swim caps are available for purchase at the front desk.
Children who are not toilet trained and any person who cannot control their bowels must wear:
- A water-resistant swim diaper, and
- A waterproof plastic swim cover worn over the diaper. Both offered at front desk for purchase
Diapers may only be changed in restrooms or designated changing areas.
Anyone with diarrhea or a communicable illness may not enter the pool.

These requirements are part of Utah Administrative

Code R392-302 for public swimming pools, which requires facilities to post hygiene and behavior rules for bathers.

General Pool Rules

Children under 5 must be within arm’s reach of a parent or guardian at all times.
Children under 5 may not swim alone.
Children ages 5–7 must be directly supervised by an individual 14 years or older.
Appropriate swimwear, regardless of gender or age, must be worn at all times. No thongs, "T-backs", revealing swimwear, cut-offs, or street clothes.
No one is allowed in the pool are when a lifeguard is not on duty
Must be at least 48 inches to ride waterslide
Glass containers or any other breakable containers are not allowed in the pool area
Underwater Breath-holding Training is not permitted
During open swim, patrons may not use the facilities kickboards or other exercise equipment
Smoking/Vaping is not allowed anywhere within the facility. This includes the outdoor patio.

Lap swimming is one of the best cardiovascular fitness exercises around. Enjoy a full body workout in our 25 X 15 yard pool. Evening lap swim time will be only three lanes, due to water aerobics. Lap swim is open to patrons 14 and older, children under 14 may swim with an adult with prior approval from the aquatics director.

LAP SWIM

Summer Hours*

Monday - Thursday	Friday	Saturday and Holidays
5:00 am - 9:00 am	5:00 am - 1:00 pm	5:00 am - 11:00 am
11:30 am - 1:00 pm	8:00 pm - 9:00 pm
8:00 pm - 9:00 pm

*Swim hours may change at any time due to staffing shortages. If you are interested in becoming a Certified America Red Cross Lifeguard or Water Safety Instructor please call the recreation center to be put on a waiting list. 435-781-0982

School Year Hours

Monday - Friday	Saturday and Holidays
5:00 am - 1:00 pm	5:00 am - 11:00 am
8:00 pm - 9:00 pm

-POOL HEALTH RULES – REQUIRED BY UTAH STATE HEALTH CODE

All swimmers must take a cleansing shower (head-to-toe) before entering the pool. Swim caps are available for purchase at the front desk.
Children who are not toilet trained and any person who cannot control their bowels must wear:
- A water-resistant swim diaper, and
- A waterproof plastic swim cover worn over the diaper. Both offered at front desk for purchase
Diapers may only be changed in restrooms or designated changing areas.
Anyone with diarrhea or a communicable illness may not enter the pool. These requirements are part of Utah Administrative

Code R392-302 for public swimming pools, which requires facilities to post hygiene and behavior rules for bathers.

General Pool Rules

Children under 5 must be within arm’s reach of a parent or guardian at all times.
Children under 5 may not swim alone.
Children ages 5–7 must be directly supervised by an individual 14 years or older.
Appropriate swimwear, regardless of gender or age, must be worn at all times. No thongs, "T-backs", revealing swimwear, cut-offs, or street clothes.
No one is allowed in the pool are when a lifeguard is not on duty
Must be at least 48 inches to ride waterslide
Glass containers or any other breakable containers are not allowed in the pool area
Underwater Breath-holding Training is not permitted
During open swim, patrons may not use the facilities kickboards or other exercise equipment
Smoking/Vaping is not allowed anywhere within the facility. This includes the outdoor patio.

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PUBLIC SWIM LESSONS

There are two ways to register for our swim lessons.

Register in person at the Uintah Community Center (610 S Vernal Ave.).
Call 435.781.0982 and we will be happy to help you over the phone.

Internet registrations are not available for public swim lessons. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Swim Lesson Class Guidelines

If the Child is:

6 months - 2 years old: Parent & Tot.
3 - 4 years old: ANY PRE-LEVEL class. We divide classes based on skill level.
5 years old & up: Follow these guidelines....

Level 1 - Best for kids who have little to no experience and are 5 years or older. Kids who are comfortable in the water but have not had lessons before.

Level 2 - Best for kids who have taken lessons before but still need help. Usually older kids (like 7-10).

Level 3 - This is only for students who have passed off Level 2 or are ready to learn to " lap swim " that is done in the deep pool, so child must be able to swim a good distance without help. * If you are unsure then go to level 2*

Level 4 - Students will be told if they are Level 4 by their lessons instructor.

Swim Lesson Cost

Class	Lesson Length	Fee
Preschool levels and Level 1	Eight (8) 30-minute lessons	$45
Level 2-4	Eight (8) 40-minute lessons	$50

Swim Lesson Classes

Class	Description
Parent and Tot	Parent and Tot Aquatics helps young children (ages 6 months to 2 years of age) become comfortable in and around the water. Class focuses on water adjustment, safety skills, breath control and the importance of creating boundaries in and around water.
Preschool Aquatics Ages 3 - 4	Pre level is a great starting point for young swimmers. Instructors divide classes based on individual skill level. In this class the focus will be on beginner fundamentals like: water comfort, water safety, rolling to back, floating, and breath control.
(Level 1) Ages 5+	Child must be 5. All skills are done with support. Water adjustment, bubble blowing, full submersion with support, front and back float, locomotion along wall, front and back kick, introduction to alternating arms, safety skills. Must be able to roll to back independently to pass to Level 2.
Level 2	All skills are done with little to no assistance. Full submersion, underwater exploration, front and back glide, front and back float, leveling off, bobbing, jump into chest deep water, swim on front with face in the water and swim on back. Passing to level 3, child must swim roll swim length of two lane pool with no assistance, stopping, or touching the bottom of the pool.
Level 3	All skills are done independently. In this level students will work on endurance and technique work. Strokes that will be worked on are freestyle, backstroke, elementary backstroke, rotary breathing and diving progressions.
Level 4	Classes will only be held if there are 3 or more participants signed up. Diving progression, improvement of: freestyle, backstroke, elementary backstroke, learn: breaststroke, butterfly, sidestroke, open turns.
Level 5	Classes will only be held if there are 3 or more participants signed up. Long shallow dive, refinement of: freestyle, backstroke, elementary backstroke, improvement of: breaststroke, butterfly, sidestroke, front and back flip turns.
Level 6	Classes will only be held if there are 3 or more participants signed up. Further refinement of: freestyle, backstroke, elementary backstroke, refinement of: breaststroke, butterfly, sidestroke all turns, introduction to swim team.

-POOL HEALTH RULES – REQUIRED BY UTAH STATE HEALTH CODE

All swimmers must take a cleansing shower (head-to-toe) before entering the pool. Swim caps are available for purchase at the front desk.
Children who are not toilet trained and any person who cannot control their bowels must wear:
- A water-resistant swim diaper, and
- A waterproof plastic swim cover worn over the diaper. Both offered at front desk for purchase
Diapers may only be changed in restrooms or designated changing areas.
Anyone with diarrhea or a communicable illness may not enter the pool. These requirements are part of Utah Administrative

Code R392-302 for public swimming pools, which requires facilities to post hygiene and behavior rules for bathers.

General Pool Rules

Children under 5 must be within arm’s reach of a parent or guardian at all times.
Children under 5 may not swim alone.
Children ages 5–7 must be directly supervised by an individual 14 years or older.
Appropriate swimwear, regardless of gender or age, must be worn at all times. No thongs, "T-backs", revealing swimwear, cut-offs, or street clothes.
No one is allowed in the pool are when a lifeguard is not on duty
Must be at least 48 inches to ride waterslide
Glass containers or any other breakable containers are not allowed in the pool area
Underwater Breath-holding Training is not permitted
During open swim, patrons may not use the facilities kickboards or other exercise equipment
Smoking/Vaping is not allowed anywhere within the facility. This includes the outdoor patio.

Private Swim Lessons

1. Click register on the website homepage and then be directed to a new web page.

2. Find register tab and click program and activities

3. Click swim lessons for private lessons slots

4. You can sign up as many or as little spots as you would like. Payment is due at the time of booking to reserve the slot.

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-POOL HEALTH RULES – REQUIRED BY UTAH STATE HEALTH CODE

All swimmers must take a cleansing shower (head-to-toe) before entering the pool. Swim caps are available for purchase at the front desk.
Children who are not toilet trained and any person who cannot control their bowels must wear:
- A water-resistant swim diaper, and
- A waterproof plastic swim cover worn over the diaper. Both offered at front desk for purchase
Diapers may only be changed in restrooms or designated changing areas. Anyone with diarrhea or a communicable illness may not enter the pool. These requirements are part of Utah Administrative

Code R392-302 for public swimming pools, which requires facilities to post hygiene and behavior rules for bathers.

General Pool Rules

Children under 5 must be within arm’s reach of a parent or guardian at all times.
Children under 5 may not swim alone.
Children ages 5–7 must be directly supervised by an individual 14 years or older.
Appropriate swimwear, regardless of gender or age, must be worn at all times. No thongs, "T-backs", revealing swimwear, cut-offs, or street clothes.
No one is allowed in the pool are when a lifeguard is not on duty
Must be at least 48 inches to ride waterslide
Glass containers or any other breakable containers are not allowed in the pool area
Underwater Breath-holding Training is not permitted
During open swim, patrons may not use the facilities kickboards or other exercise equipment
Smoking/Vaping is not allowed anywhere within the facility. This includes the outdoor patio.

Water aerobics is one way to get the exercise you want without stress and jarring on your joints. Get all the benefits of increased flexibility, muscular strength, and endurance and have a great time doing it! Low impact movements will help to improve balance, coordination, and range of motion as well as relieve tension.

WATER AEROBICS

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday
5:15 am and 8:00 pm	5:15 am and 8:00 pm	5:15 am and 8:00 pm	5:15 am and 8:00 pm

Aqua Zumba the 3rd Wednesday of each month at 5:15 am

No Water Aerobics on Holidays

-POOL HEALTH RULES – REQUIRED BY UTAH STATE HEALTH CODE

All swimmers must take a cleansing shower (head-to-toe) before entering the pool. Swim caps are available for purchase at the front desk.
Children who are not toilet trained and any person who cannot control their bowels must wear:
- A water-resistant swim diaper, and
- A waterproof plastic swim cover worn over the diaper. Both offered at front desk for purchase
Diapers may only be changed in restrooms or designated changing areas.
Anyone with diarrhea or a communicable illness may not enter the pool. These requirements are part of Utah Administrative

Code R392-302 for public swimming pools, which requires facilities to post hygiene and behavior rules for bathers.

General Pool Rules

Children under 5 must be within arm’s reach of a parent or guardian at all times.
Children under 5 may not swim alone.
Children ages 5–7 must be directly supervised by an individual 14 years or older.
Appropriate swimwear, regardless of gender or age, must be worn at all times. No thongs, "T-backs", revealing swimwear, cut-offs, or street clothes.
No one is allowed in the pool are when a lifeguard is not on duty
Must be at least 48 inches to ride waterslide
Glass containers or any other breakable containers are not allowed in the pool area
Underwater Breath-holding Training is not permitted
During open swim, patrons may not use the facilities kickboards or other exercise equipment
Smoking/Vaping is not allowed anywhere within the facility. This includes the outdoor patio.

Take Pilates to the water! Fun class using boards on the water for an additional challenge! This class can also be done on a mat on deck. All levels welcome and modifications are offered. This class has limited space and must be registered for online or by calling the welcome desk 435-781-0982. A shower must be taken before entering the pool. A shower cap may be worn if you don't want to get your hair wet.

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FloatFit

-POOL HEALTH RULES – REQUIRED BY UTAH STATE HEALTH CODE

All swimmers must take a cleansing shower (head-to-toe) before entering the pool. Swim caps are available for purchase at the front desk.
Children who are not toilet trained and any person who cannot control their bowels must wear:
- A water-resistant swim diaper, and
- A waterproof plastic swim cover worn over the diaper. Both offered at front desk for purchase
Diapers may only be changed in restrooms or designated changing areas.
Anyone with diarrhea or a communicable illness may not enter the pool. These requirements are part of Utah Administrative

Code R392-302 for public swimming pools, which requires facilities to post hygiene and behavior rules for bathers.

General Pool Rules

Children under 5 must be within arm’s reach of a parent or guardian at all times.
Children under 5 may not swim alone.
Children ages 5–7 must be directly supervised by an individual 14 years or older.
Appropriate swimwear, regardless of gender or age, must be worn at all times. No thongs, "T-backs", revealing swimwear, cut-offs, or street clothes.
No one is allowed in the pool are when a lifeguard is not on duty
Must be at least 48 inches to ride waterslide
Glass containers or any other breakable containers are not allowed in the pool area
Underwater Breath-holding Training is not permitted
During open swim, patrons may not use the facilities kickboards or other exercise equipment
Smoking/Vaping is not allowed anywhere within the facility. This includes the outdoor patio.

Leave your gym shoes in the closet, and hit the pool for a walk in the water instead. Water provides 12 times the resistance of air, so as you walk, you’re really strengthening and building muscle, also try walking backward and sideways for all over body toning. For a low impact work out this is just the ticket.

-POOL HEALTH RULES – REQUIRED BY UTAH STATE HEALTH CODE

All swimmers must take a cleansing shower (head-to-toe) before entering the pool. Swim caps are available for purchase at the front desk.
Children who are not toilet trained and any person who cannot control their bowels must wear:
- A water-resistant swim diaper, and
- A waterproof plastic swim cover worn over the diaper. Both offered at front desk for purchase
Diapers may only be changed in restrooms or designated changing areas.
Anyone with diarrhea or a communicable illness may not enter the pool. These requirements are part of Utah Administrative

Code R392-302 for public swimming pools, which requires facilities to post hygiene and behavior rules for bathers.

General Pool Rules

Children under 5 must be within arm’s reach of a parent or guardian at all times.
Children under 5 may not swim alone.
Children ages 5–7 must be directly supervised by an individual 14 years or older.
Appropriate swimwear, regardless of gender or age, must be worn at all times. No thongs, "T-backs", revealing swimwear, cut-offs, or street clothes.
No one is allowed in the pool are when a lifeguard is not on duty
Must be at least 48 inches to ride waterslide
Glass containers or any other breakable containers are not allowed in the pool area
Underwater Breath-holding Training is not permitted
During open swim, patrons may not use the facilities kickboards or other exercise equipment
Smoking/Vaping is not allowed anywhere within the facility. This includes the outdoor patio.

WATER WALKING

Summer Hours

Monday - Friday	Saturday and Holidays
5:00 am - 7:30 am	5:00 am - 11:00 am
11:30 am - 1:00 pm
8:00 pm - 9:00 pm

School Year Hours

Monday - Friday	Saturday and Holidays
5:00 am - 10:00 am	5:00 am - 11:00 am
11:30 am - 1:00 pm
8:00 pm - 9:00 pm

WIBIT

First Friday Saturday of every month

On your mark, get set...have fun! Balance, coordination, and motor functions will be tested on the one of our many floating devices. Come and check out our new water obstacle course!

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Wibit Rules:

Kids in lifejackets are allowed to go on the Wibit as long as they have an adult that goes with them.

-POOL HEALTH RULES – REQUIRED BY UTAH STATE HEALTH CODE

All swimmers must take a cleansing shower (head-to-toe) before entering the pool. Swim caps are available for purchase at the front desk.
Children who are not toilet trained and any person who cannot control their bowels must wear:
- A water-resistant swim diaper, and
- A waterproof plastic swim cover worn over the diaper. Both offered at front desk for purchase
Diapers may only be changed in restrooms or designated changing areas.
Anyone with diarrhea or a communicable illness may not enter the pool. These requirements are part of Utah Administrative

Code R392-302 for public swimming pools, which requires facilities to post hygiene and behavior rules for bathers.

General Pool Rules

Children under 5 must be within arm’s reach of a parent or guardian at all times.
Children under 5 may not swim alone.
Children ages 5–7 must be directly supervised by an individual 14 years or older.
Appropriate swimwear, regardless of gender or age, must be worn at all times. No thongs, "T-backs", revealing swimwear, cut-offs, or street clothes.
No one is allowed in the pool are when a lifeguard is not on duty
Must be at least 48 inches to ride waterslide
Glass containers or any other breakable containers are not allowed in the pool area
Underwater Breath-holding Training is not permitted
During open swim, patrons may not use the facilities kickboards or other exercise equipment
Smoking/Vaping is not allowed anywhere within the facility. This includes the outdoor patio.

LIFEGUARD TRAINING and WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTOR

Lifeguard Training & Water Safety Instructor Prerequisite:

Must be 15 years of age
Able to complete a swim-tread-swim sequence of 200 yards
Tread water without using your arms for 2 minutes
Submerge to a depth of 13 feet and be able to retrieve a 10lb. object and swim back within 1 min and 40 sec.

Water Safety Instructor Prerequisites:

25 yards in good form: Front Crawl, Back Crawl, Breast Stroke, Butterfly, Elementary Backstroke, Side Stroke
Tread Water 1 minute, Float 1 minute
At least 15 years old

Next class: Prescreening

Cost: $200, paid after prerequisite has been met.

For more information, contact Wendy at 435-781-0982 Ext 112.

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Vipers is a competitive swim team in Vernal at USSD1. Team members work on competitive swimming skills in a safe and protected environment and are expected to compete. Vipers is a year round swim team that travels to compete with other teams in the area so travel is required.

Call the Uintah Community Center Pool at 435.781.0982.

If you have any other questions please email Wendy Harris wendyharris@ussd1.utah.gov or

Staci Moho stacimoho@ussd1.utah.gov

VIPERS SWIM PROGRAM

Viper Try-outs

Try-outs: April 13th, 2026 @ 4:30 pm

Kids need to be dressed, showered and ready to go at 5 pm. There will be a parent meeting immediately afterward.

Required Skills: 50 freestyle, breathing to side will in 90 seconds. 50 backstroke in 90 seconds.

Season Dates: Spring/Summer Season - April, 13th, 2026 - July 11th, 2026. No vipers on holidays or no-school days.

Viper Schedule and Fee Chart

Group	4/13 - 6/5	6/8 - 7/11	Fall/Winter	Fee
Advanced	M/W/F 3 - 4:30 pm	M-F 7:30 - 9 am	M/W/F 5 - 6:30 pm	3 Days/week $65/month
Intermediate	M/W/F 4:30 - 6 pm	M/W/F 4:30 - 6 pm	M/W/F 5 - 6:30 pm	2 Days/week $50/month
Novice	T/TH 5 - 6 pm	T/TH 5 - 6 pm	T/TH 5 - 6 pm
Mini-Meet				$5.00 per swimmer

If you have previously been in these groups then you can sign up for these groups.

If not you must try out to see which group you will be in. Coaches discretion on Group level.

If you have questions please contact us.

Basin Blast

Our Team is a USA Swimming sanctioned program designed for swimmers who are ready to take their training and competition to the next level. This group provides a higher level of competitive opportunity, allowing athletes to race against top-tier competition in a structured, growth-focused environment.

Team swimmers participate in meets that are typically one to two days in length, held at locations that may require overnight travel. Meet fees apply for each event, and families should be prepared for the added commitment — both in time and cost — that comes with a competitive swimming team.

Head Coach Mindy Brooksby

In 2018, Mindy launched Basin Blast Swimming to offer competitive opportunities for Uintah Basin athletes ages 5-18, following a decade coaching the Vernal Vipers recreation team. Mindy enjoys coaching swimmers at every skill level. While it’s tough for her to choose a single favorite aspect of coaching, she finds it especially rewarding to see athletes reach their goals after putting in significant effort. She also appreciates the growth of positive team culture and the strong relationships that develop among athletes.

Outside the pool, Mindy is an athlete who mainly participates in trail running and mountain biking, occasionally tackling obstacle course races. She enjoys nature, animals, pottery, and cooking. Mindy is a mother of four and a grandmother to one grandson, whom she hopes will become a great swimmer.

Hadlee Green

Growing up, Hadlee began her journey in the water at just 2 years old and started swimming competitively at age 8 after moving to Vernal, where she trained under Mindy Brooksby. She competed for 10 years, swimming with the Vipers before advancing to the high school team. During her high school career, she lettered all four years and served as team captain her senior year. Throughout her swimming career, she also trained with BBS.

Hadlee began coaching at age 15, working alongside Mindy with the Vipers, and later continued coaching BBS under USA Swimming with Mindy serving as head coach. After taking a year away from coaching, she realized her passion lies in developing young athletes and helping them grow both in and out of the pool.

She is certified to work with swimmers of all ages and skill levels. Her coaching philosophy focuses on building discipline, confidence, and strong fundamentals while creating a positive and motivating environment. She is committed to helping each swimmer not only succeed in the pool but also develop skills that carry over into everyday life, making their experience in the sport both meaningful and rewarding.

Melissa Reesor

Melissa Reesor is in her third year as an assistant coach and brings a genuine love for both swimming and working with young athletes to the team. While she did not grow up as a competitive swimmer, Melissa has developed a deep appreciation for the sport and a passion for teaching it, creating an environment where athletes feel supported as they learn and grow.

Melissa especially enjoys the moment when a swimmer connects the dots—learning a new skill, applying it, and then seeing the results of their hard work. She is dedicated to helping each athlete reach their full potential, both in and out of the water, by building confidence, encouraging perseverance, and celebrating progress at every level.

As a coach in a close-knit community, Melissa values the relationships she builds with her swimmers and their families. She strives to create a positive, encouraging team culture where athletes feel motivated to push themselves and support one another.

Outside of the pool, Melissa is a wife and mother of two young boys. She enjoys reading, listening to music, and spending time in the kitchen—whether she’s cooking or simply enjoying good food with family and friends.

Julie Lachance

Aquatics was a huge part of growing up for Julie, who spent her summers swimming competitively. She was always at the pool - swimming, teaching lessons, lifeguarding, and coaching. Julie took a break from the pool to pursue her education and raise her family, but after volunteering to fill in for a coach several years ago, she realized just how much she missed and loved coaching and hasn’t looked back since. She currently helps coach the Roosevelt Tiger Muskies, Union High School Swim Team and Basin Blast.

Julie loves working with kids and adults of all ages and abilities. She loves making connections with each athlete and seeing their growth in and out of the pool. Julie tries to develop the whole athlete - confidence, nutrition, fitness and learning how to become valuable contributors to our communities. She cares deeply about all aspects of their life journey and is so excited to see where their paths take them!

When not at the pool teaching or coaching, Julie enjoys spending time in the garden with her husband, Jason, and hanging out with her three amazing kids. She also loves to travel, read and craft, and is always organizing a fun event!

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NAPLES FAMILY SPLASH PARK

Open from Memorial Day through Labor Day

This great spray park is conveniently located next the Naples City Park and across the street from Naples Elementary School. The kids can splash and cool off while playing with the fountain play structures. This park is a great way to spend a hot summer afternoon or host a birthday party! Reserve Splash Park for your family reunion, birthday party, or other special event!

ATTENTION: Closed for 2026 Season

Due to water shortage, we will not be able to open the Splash Park this year.

1701 East 1900 South

435.789.1010

Session Hours

Monday - Saturday	Fee
11:00 am - 5:00 pm	$2 per participant or free with Rec Center Pass
	Spectators and under age one (1) free

Party Hours

Monday - Saturday	Fee
5:30 pm - 7:30 pm	25 or less participants $50/hour
	26-100 participants $75/hour