COM Aquatics, Inc.

We’re excited to welcome Jason Rybolt to COM as our new Director of Physical Therapy.

Jason brings more than 20 years of physical therapy and healthcare leadership experience, including serving as CEO of Iraan General Hospital. He will work alongside Geoff Simmons, our new Clinical Coordinator, to support the continued growth of COM Physical Therapy through strong leadership, staff development, and quality patient care.

Please join us in welcoming Jason to the COM family!

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We win for our city! 🏆

Seventy-one COM athletes came together to bring the West Texas Long Course Championship home. With 53 individual wins, 155 podium finishes, nine relay victories, six high-point champions, and 18 individual 1-2-3 sweeps, this was a complete team effort.

We are proud to represent Midland and proud to bring this championship home to the community that supports us. 💛🖤

During National Drowning Prevention Week, we want to share a story that shows why the work we do at COM Aquatics matters.

Daniel Elliott was a member of the COM Swim Team from ages 12 to 16. In early June, while fishing from a sandbar about 300 yards offshore, he saw a young girl and her mother struggling in the ocean.

Daniel swam nearly 500 yards to reach them. By the time he got to the little girl, she was unconscious. He was able to bring both of them back to shore and perform CPR on the girl. Thankfully, they are both okay.

Daniel is now 24 and works as a paramedic in San Angelo. When he called his parents afterward, he told them, “There’s no way I could’ve done that without COM and everything I learned here.”

Stories like this remind us that learning to swim is about so much more than competition. The skills, confidence and discipline built in the water can stay with someone for life and, in this case, helped save one.

Through our Power of 5 campaign, your $5 gift helps COM Aquatics continue providing swim instruction and aquatic programs to families across West Texas.

Give with the Power of $5. Support COM Aquatics!

Support Here: https://bit.ly/4pxRdFZ

During National Drowning Prevention Week, we are honored to share the Fuentes family’s story.

“On May 7, 2016, we nearly lost our youngest son, Caleb.

We were spending the day swimming with family when Caleb took off his puddle jumper to eat lunch. A few moments later, Stephanie noticed he was missing and found him face down in the spa area of the pool.

She immediately pulled him from the water and began CPR while 911 was called. After what felt like forever, Caleb coughed up water and started breathing again. He was airlifted to the Pediatric ICU in Lubbock and, by God’s grace, came home the next day with no lasting injuries.

There were three adults watching five children that day, but we learned firsthand how quickly and quietly drowning can happen. Caleb had fallen in while reaching for a toy and did not know how to recover or get back to the edge.

That day changed our family forever. Soon afterward, we enrolled all three of our boys in COM Aquatics’ Learn to Swim program. All three later went on to swim competitively with COM.

COM Aquatics has become an important part of our family’s story. We believe deeply in its mission and have been grateful to serve through the Booster Club, hospitality, the Board of Directors, officiating, sponsorships and donations.

We share Caleb’s story because drowning can happen to any family in a matter of seconds. Swim lessons, active supervision and CPR training can save lives.”

The Fuentes family’s story is a powerful reminder of why this work matters.

Through the Power of 5, your $5 donation helps COM Aquatics provide quality swim instruction and greater access to aquatic programming throughout the Permian Basin.

Give with the Power of 5. Support COM Aquatics.

https://bit.ly/4pxRdFZ

COM Aquatics, Inc. is proud to participate in the 12th Annual Wellness Tour!

🗓️ Join Midland Health August 8–14 for a week focused on health, wellness, and community.

💻 Learn more at MidlandWellnessTour.com

Confidence in the water begins with a first lesson.

Formal swim lessons can reduce drowning risk for young
children while helping them build skills, safer habits, and
respect for the water. Every child learns at a different
pace, but every lesson is a step forward.

Your $5 helps open the door to lifesaving swim
experiences for children and families throughout our
region.

Give with the Power of $5. Support COM Aquatics.

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During National Drowning Prevention Week, we are reminded that drowning can happen in seconds and is often silent. It is the leading cause of death for children ages 1–4 and the second leading cause of unintentional injury death for children ages 5–14.

These numbers are difficult, but drowning is preventable. Quality swim lessons teach more than strokes. They help children build confidence, practice lifesaving skills, understand water safety, and learn how to respond in an emergency.

Your $5 helps COM Aquatics continue providing accessible swim instruction and aquatic programming to families across West Texas.

Give with the Power of $5. Support COM Aquatics.

Give here:👉https://bit.ly/4pxRdFZ

National Drowning Prevention Week starts today.

Drowning is the leading cause of death for Texas children ages 1-4. At COM Aquatics, we believe every child deserves access to quality swim instruction and water- safety education, no matter where they live.

COM serves families throughout Midland, Odessa, and
surrounding rural communities. This week, we are asking West Texas to come together through one simple gift.

https://bit.ly/4pxRdFZ

Give with the Power of $5. Support COM Aquatics and
greater West Texas.

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