Zamias Aquatic Center (ZAC)
The Zamias Aquatic Center on the campus of the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown sits next to the state-of-the-art athletic complex and features a 25-yard pool, men’s and women’s locker rooms and showers, and an outdoor patio.
ZAC is Johnstown’s premier pool for competitive swimming. We offer competitive swim stroke clinics, open swim for students, faculty, and staff, Red Cross Lifeguard Training, Red Cross CPR/AED/First Aid, SCUBA certification, and private stroke lessons.
UPJ Summer Open Swim Pool Schedule:
The cost for the pool is:
Beginner Swim Lessons
Email UPJ Swim Lesson Coordinator Kile Zeller to sign up: upjswimlessons@gmail.com
This is a new email and is only used for UPJ Swim Lessons. So please use this email when signing up for UPJ Swim Lessons.
Please also note your swimmers’ age and swimming level/ability when you sign up as well as your preferred class time. We will do our best to accommodate. Jadyn Oswalt and Fisher Stratton will be our instructors.
Contact
Kile Zeller (kcz9@pitt.edu)Head Coach, UPJ Men’s and Women’s Swimming
- Pool Rules
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The lifeguard is on duty to prevent accidents and provide for your safety. Please respect their judgment in enforcing rules and regulations. Anyone violating these rules will be asked to leave the pool area. Swimmers who have any serious or potentially serious medical conditions should notify the lifeguard on duty.
Please shower before entering the pool. Diving is NOT PERMITTED (enter feet-first)An emergency phone is located on the pool deck.
- Please refrain from running, flips, horseplay and prolonged breath holding in the water
- Food, chewing gum, beverages, and tobacco are not permitted in the pool area
- Please do not hang on the lane lines
- Please return all equipment to the proper area
- Bathing suits are required (no cut-offs, leotards, etc.)
- Spectators, please do not wear shoes in the pool area
- Please do not bring balls, inner tubes, rafts and snorkels into the pool area
- People who have open sores, communicable diseases or diarrhea are not permitted to use the pool
- Children, not toilet trained, must wear swim diapers
- Swimming is not permitted unless a lifeguard is on duty
- All accidents must be reported to the lifeguard on duty
- Non-swimmers must stay in the shallow end of the pool and wear a lifejacket if a parent or guardian is not within arms-reach
- You are not permitted to use the facility if you are under the influence of alcohol or drugs
- Pool capacity is 65 people
- All children under 18 years must be accompanied by a parent
- Only approved flotation devices are permitted