2022 has been an important year for the Sonoma Valley students.
“It’s been over 17 years since the loss of the pool at the high school, and there is notable excitement in our district community for the new aquatics complex,” said Dr. Adrian Palazuelos, superintendent of Sonoma Valley Unified School District. “It’s a tremendous benefit for students enrolled in our physical education classes, student-athletes who represent Sonoma Valley High School in our CIF [California Interscholastic Federation] water polo and swimming aquatics programs, and our school-age children.”
The new aquatic facility includes two Myrtha pools, one for swimming and water polo competitions and a learn-to-swim pool for kids. The new center includes also a community clubhouse with a reception area, locker room, showers, changing areas, restrooms, and storage space.
Type
City
Technology
Surface
22,9 - 40,2 m (Competition pool)
18,3 - 12,8 m (Learn-to-swim pool)
Depth
0,8 - 3,65 m (Competition pool)
1,45 m (Learn-to-swim pool)
Location
Project Team
General Contractor - Lathrop Construction Associates, Inc.
Architect - Quattrocchi Kwok Architects
Aquatic Consultant - RSM
Pool Contractor - Waterworks Industries, Inc.
