The Ted Mullin Leave it in the Pool Hour of Power tradition was brought to Pomona-Pitzer swimming by our head coach, Jean-Paul Gowdy, when he transferred from Wheaton College. As an incoming freshman, I was introduced to a multitude of new experiences, but the Hour of Power stands out clearly. Now, as a recent graduate, it remains one of my favorite memories. Nothing brings a team closer together than spending an hour racing, listening to music, eating cookies during the “sugar fuel break” and most importantly, raising awareness and money for cancer research.
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I’ve trained three athletes that have won seven NCAA individual medley titles. Kristine Quance won the 200 and 400 IM in 1994 and 1996 and the 400 in 1997. Erik Vendt and Ous Mellouli were champs in the 400 IM in 2002 and 2005. And while I didn’t train Brian Goodell at UCLA I suspect his endurance training at Mission Viejo was a factor in his success in winning three 400 IM NCAA titles.
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In order to be effective and happy athletes need a relationship with a coach who cares. For incoming freshmen the ideal situation is the continuance of the good vibe established during recruiting and maintained during the early days on campus.
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Swimmers and divers have traditionally been considered excellent students and the numbers tend to back it up. The College Swimming Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) has designated a record 406 collegiate swimming and diving programs as Scholar All-America Teams.
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The CSCAA is proud to announce the 2015 CSCAA NCAA Swimming and Diving All-America Teams, supported by Speedo.
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Freeman awards winners were named on Tuesday.
Read MoreThe College Swimming Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) announces the following award recipients from the 2015 NCAA Division I Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships.
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