MEET OUR COACHES
Hi all, last year was such a blast - I’m thrilled to be coming back to the Gators team for 2026!
Swimming has been a big part of my life since I joined the High Woodlands Dolphins in 1995, then I swam for Wave Aquatics for over 10 years and for Inglemoor high school. After college, I taught swim lessons at 7C’s before coaching club swimming full time at West Coast Aquatics for three years. I also coached Masters swimming and was the Lessons Program Manager at West. I left West before having my two kids and have since become a certified Personal Trainer and a certified Health & Wellness Coach.
When I'm not at the pool, I'm usually making food with my kids, digging in the garden, watching movies with my husband, rubbing my dog's belly, or listening to Christmas music.
Cheers to another season of teamwork and fun with the Gators!
Hi everyone, I’m Coach Savannah! After an incredible first year back on the pool deck, I am thrilled to be returning for another season.
When I’m not at the pool, I teach fifth grade at Eastside Christian School. My lifelong love for the water started at age five, fueled by summers swimming for Maple Hills and Newport Hills. Those experiences, combined with years as a water safety instructor, lifeguard, and competitive coach, made last season's with the Gators even more meaningful to me.
Last year was all about laying the groundwork. This season, I’m even more dedicated to helping our athletes achieve their personal goals, build confidence, and create the kind of lifelong memories that made me fall in love with the sport.
Let's make this season another great one - Go Gators!
Hi everyone, I’m Coach Braden! I’m excited to be joining the Gators this season.
My love for swimming started at a young age, and I began competitive swimming at age 10 with WEST. I continued swimming all throughout high school, building not only my skills in the water but also a strong appreciation for the sport and team environment.
Outside of the pool, I am finishing my degree at Western Washington University in general education and special education, and graduate this spring!
I’m looking forward to supporting our swimmers as they build confidence, reach their goals, and create lasting memories this season.
Let’s make it a great one—Go Gators!