COACHES
BE PRESENT | BE TEAM | Enjoy the Wake
Coach Jocelyn began competitive swimming when she joined a Maryland Summer swim team at five years old. After joining a Winter swim league, she began competing year-round at age six. She continued year-round competitive swimming in Maryland, Ohio, and Delaware until she was sidelined by a shoulder injury during her high school years. The injury didn’t stop Jocelyn from competing; she continued her involvement in summer competition until she aged out at age 18.
Coach Jocelyn holds a Bachelors and Masters of Fine Arts from the University of Delaware and Towson University. Over the past year, Jocelyn has completed her career switcher and is now a license teacher in both K-12 Health and Physical Education and K-12 Art. Coach Jocelyn led the Broad Run Spartans Ladies to first place overall in both the 4C Dulles District and the 4C Regional Meet. The Lady Spartans finished fourth overall in the VA States meet without having points from diving and just 6 ladies. She is excited to share new and creative ideas to help our team stay connected during an interesting period in time. This summer Jocelyn will finish her National Association Sport Medicine, Certified Personal Trainer.
Please do not hesitate to reach out with any questions, comments, or concerns that may come up!
Andrew joins us from the Lifetime Barracudas and is excited to bring some new ideas and traditions to our Viperfish team! Coach Andrew is a National Association of Sport Medicine-Certified Personal Trainer and Precision Nutrition Level 1 Coach; and has worked as a USAS Coach for Lifetime Athletic as the Site Head Coach and Head Coach of the Flint Hill School Swim Team. Andrew desires to develop happy, healthy, and powerful athletes and believes in developing champions through a balanced approach.
Coach Andrew began swimming competitively at age 7 at the NOVA swim team based out of Richmond, VA. He swam for The Belmont Sharks for 9 seasons and was an Assistant Coach for the team for four of those. He swam for and captained the swim team at Stone Bridge High School and finished out his swimming career at Elon University.
"I am extremely excited for the blending of these two teams, and I hope to bring our motto 'Try your best and have a LOT of fun!' to life for you all to bring our swimmers an awesome season as we try something completely new in the ODSL world. I look forward to either seeing you back or meeting you for the first time! Go VIperfish!"
-Coach Andrew
