First occupied for competition in January 1989, the Grove City Competition Pool is home of the Men's and Women's Swimming and Water Polo Teams. The facility is reserved solely for the use of the athletes on those teams.
| The features of the Competitive Pool include: | ||
| Eight competition lanes | ||
| A shallow end of 7 feet | ||
| An eight lane electronic Colorado Timing System | ||
| An eight lane electronic Colorado Timing System | ||
| Includes electronic timing and relay judging in each lane | ||
| Scoreboard features eight lines for results, three lines for event/heat and scoring, and one scrolling line showing lane by lane results | ||
| Programmed for individualized practice workouts | ||
| Four Power Rack Stations | ||
| Two 1 Meter Diving Boards | ||
| One 3 Meter Diving Board | ||
Competitive Pool Statistics:
25 yards by 56 feet
Holds 408,913 gallons of water
First Swimming Competition - January 25, 1989
Men - Grove City 90 - Mercyhurst 48
Women - Grove City 50 - Mercyhurst 125
Since the Competition Pool is an all deep facility it can be used to host many Water Polo events that are restricted from shallow-deep facilities.
Grove City College Competitive Pool has been the home of the PAC Swimming and Diving Championships since 1990.