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Aquatics in the Inland Empire will reach a new level with the Riverside Aquatics Complex at Riverside City College. The College is working with the city of Riverside and the county of Riverside to build the new state-of-the-art facility. Featuring the region's first 65-meter competition pool, the project offers exciting opportunities to develop worldclass training facilities for RCC and other competitive swim, dive, and water polo teams and individual athletes. The complex will also help address the growing need for sports medicine and water fitness classes, and swimming education and recreation programs for the community.

Located at Riverside City College, Riverside Aquatics Complex is a reality thanks to a true community partnership of Riverside Community College District, the City of Riverside, the County of Riverside, the RCCD Foundation and private donors.

The Riverside Aquatics Complex will be located at Riverside City College next to Cutter Pool on the lower campus. This location means convenient access to the 91 and 60 freeways.

Features:
• 65 meter all deep pool
• Diving tower with 3, 5, 7.5, and 10 meter platforms
• 1 meter and 3 meter springboards (2 each) poolside
• Moveable bulkhead allows for up to three simultaneous activities
• Competition lighting
• Locker rooms and team rooms
• Poolside bleachers
• 2 hydraulic lifts for disabled access (courtesy of Wells Fargo)

The new, all-deep pool will be 65 meters. A bulkhead will allow simultaneous uses and enhance training and competition opportunities. Two 3-meter and two 1-meter boards will flank a diving tower equipped with 3, 5, 7.5, and 10 meter platforms. Permanent grandstands will accommodate 800 fans, and the facilities will be accessible for individuals with disabilities. Discussions are underway with Riverside Public Utilities to install a photovoltaic system to help defray utility costs. Individual team locker rooms and coaching offices will be housed in a new building. A new electronic scoreboard will complete the aquatics complex.

The two existing Cutter pools will serve as practice, warmup, and water education facilities, along with the existing building, which will house a classroom, public restrooms, and changing areas.

Thanks to the following donors who have made this Complex a reality