Sponsoring Streamline Aquatics is your opportunity to make a real difference — in the water, in the community, and in the lives of young athletes chasing big dreams. You’re not just putting a logo on a banner. You’re investing in confidence, discipline, leadership, and lifelong memories.

1. Be the Reason a Dream Becomes Reality
Many of our athletes come from diverse backgrounds — your support helps remove financial barriers that stand between them and their goals, from meet fees and equipment to scholarship assistance.

2. Amplify Your Brand With Meaning
Today’s consumers support brands that give back. Align your business with a respected, high-performance swim program known for integrity, excellence, and community leadership.

3. Connect With a Loyal, Local Audience
Reach hundreds of families, schools, and sports communities across San Antonio and beyond through meet signage, team gear, social media, livestreams, and events.

4. Fuel the Future of Youth Sports
Swimming builds character, resilience, and responsibility. Your sponsorship helps us continue offering a safe, competitive, and uplifting environment for young athletes to thrive.

• Brand Placement on team apparel, meet signage, and digital platforms
• Featured Spotlights in email newsletters and social media
• On-Site Recognition at home meets, community events, and ceremonies
• Custom Packages aligned with your marketing goals and budget

We’ll work with you to create a sponsorship experience that’s authentic, visible, and valuable.

Streamline Aquatics isn’t just about swimming faster — it’s about growing stronger. We develop athletes who are fierce in the pool, respectful on deck, and prepared for life beyond the lanes.

From beginners to national-level competitors, every swimmer is coached with care, challenged with purpose, and celebrated for their effort.

“Streamline is a supportive community and a great way for my son to continue participating in sports after aging out of rec programs. Streamline has improved his confidence and allowed him to increase his athletic ability.”