Frequently Asked Questions

About the Photos and Videos

None of the FAQ answers below are true.  This is intended to be both humorous (and slightly obnoxious).

Look closer.  Your kid is the one with the green cap with his/her face under the water.  There are several photos.

No, you are responsible for taking photos of your children outside of scheduled Kingstream Kahunas activities.

Those photos are not on this website.  They are located on your iPhone.  Click on the Apple Photos icon to view them. Ask your kids to show you if you cannot find them.

Absolutely!  Bad behavior is much more likely to be highlighted in photos and the end-of-season video.

Yes, parental misbehavior is even more likely to be photographed. 

A small contribution to my child’s college fund will get you off this list. DM me for Venmo #.

No, you are responsible for taking photos of your children during periods of inclement weather.  We can, however, suggest some good strategies for photographing your kids during thunderstorms.  For example, for a good lightning shot, try using a long metal pole…

Your kids are probably swimming too fast.  Encourage them to slow down and lift their heads out of the water for at least three seconds so they are easier to photograph.  They can also grab onto the lane lines.

No, but there are other websites designed for those of you who enjoy looking at photos of other people’s feet.  Ask ChatGPT for recommendations.

Herndon Swim League does not currently allow instant replay to challenge any disqualification judgments made by the officiating crew.  However, instant replay is being considered for the 2026 season along with the ability to allow pets (dogs) to participate in the medley relays.

You have to purchase the Big Kahuna premium subscription ($699/per season per swimmer) to access the drone footage.  The premium subscription also comes with 1) exclusive backstage access to the scorer’s table, 2) the over 21 drink menu at the Kahunas cafe, and 3) a private floating cabana in the kiddie pool area.

There is no underwater film footage.  If you are seeing cameras (or other objects) at the bottom of the pool, consider cutting back on the amount of vodka you are putting in your Stanley before the meets.

This FAQ only covers topics related to the photographs and videos.  For more information about the Wednesday Pre-Meet Tailgates at the Schills’, the Rain Delay Ragers at the Raysons, and the All-League Meet Luau at the Kesslers’, please speak to the social coordinators.