Kevin began his coaching career in 1980-1981 with the Little Rhody Aquatic Club in Rhode Island. Since that time he has coached at clubs in Michigan, Florida, and North Carolina. Through the years, Kevin has coached swimmers of all ability levels: Learn-to-Swim, B/C swimmers, Top 16, National Age Group record breakers, National Champions, NCAA Champions, Olympic Medallists, and World Record Holders. He has also coached at many international competitions for the USA, Venezuela, and Surname.
Kevin has been on the National Coaching staff from 1992-1997. His club team in Florida won the Women’s National Championship in 1996 with the Men’s team placing fifth and the combined team placing third. He has been an ASCA Level 5 Coach for 11 years.
Kevin and his wife, Erica, along with their rescue husky’s – D.J. and Ginger – live in the Lake Jeannette area of Greensboro.

Chrissy began swimming for Hamilton Lakes (Community Swim Association swim team) at the age of 5 and continued with Hamilton Lakes as a coach for many years. Chrissy swam for GSA for 11 years and then became a GSA coach in the early 1990’s. During that time, she helped coach the 11-12 Boys to a National relay team record. Chrissy has coached all levels of swimming from bubble blowing to National level swimmers.
Chrissy is the head swim coach at Greensboro Day School where she taught Spanish for eight years, and now is the Upper School Technology Coordinator. Under Chrissy, the swim team at Greensboro Day School has been swim conference champions for the past nine years – both men and women’s teams. In 2000, both teams won the Swimming State Championships.
Chrissy swam for Mount Holyoke College where she held the school record in the 1000 yard free-style for ten years. Chrissy also swam in Spain for Gimnasio Madrid for two years and was the Madrid champion in the 800 free in 1988.
Chrissy has a BA in European Studies with a minor in Spanish and Exercise Science and an MA in Spanish Language and Culture.
Currently Chrissy is in her seventh year since returning to GSA. She is a level 3 Certified Coach with the American Swim Coach Association and can’t think of anywhere she’d like to be more than at the pool!

A native Texan, Christina began teaching swimming lessons over 25 years ago. She swam 11 years for the Sugar Land Sharks, also serving as assistant coach for 3 years and head coach for 2 years. She trained with the First Colony Swim Team as her club team. During her college years, Christina trained with the Longhorn Masters at the University of Texas; her 200 free relay set a Masters National record. She was head swim coach of the Austin County Club for 2 years and coached both age-groupers and Masters year-round for Aqua-Tex. After graduating from UT, Christina worked as an investment banker and taught elementary school for 3 years.
Christina continues to swim competitively for NC Masters. In 2004 she placed sixth in both the 500 free and 1000 free at YMCA Masters Nationals. At the 2004 NC Masters Short Course Championships she won both the 50 free and 1000 free. In 2005 she set the NC Masters state record in the 35-39 age group in the
400 free.
In Greensboro, Christina has worked as an elementary assistant at Pilot Elementary and Westchester Academy. In 2004-2005 she was the assistant coach for the U11 Jamestown Jammers Blue, a boys challenge soccer team. Christina has also coached for GCY swim team, serving as site-coordinator for the Ragsdale YMCA in Jamestown. She coached the summer swim team for Sedgefield Swim and Racquet (Grandover) for 2 years. Christina and her husband, Tom, have two sons – Jordan and Jonathan that swim at GSA.
Christina serves as GSA swim school coordinator and coaches Red group.

Rosemary began swimming in Greensboro when she was a mere 6 months old. With the completion of the YMCA's "Mommy and Me class", her love of the water was born. Every summer from age 5 to 18, she swam for Greensboro Country Club, and in high school for Northwest Guilford. Rosemary started teaching swim lessons when she was just 12, and has done so ever since. She also coached the 8 and under group at GCC for three years.
Rosemary began coaching at GSA in January 2003. She’s a Level 2 Certified Coach with the American Swim Coach Association. She works with our Stroke Schoolers in the afternoons, and then runs home to bed, to be ready to anchor The Good Morning Show on WFMY News 2.

I grew up in Fort Myers, Florida where I began swimming as a small child. I lived there until I went to college at Florida State University in Tallahassee, Florida and experienced swimming for the ACC for a year. Upon graduating, I moved to Tampa, Florida where I worked in sales until I met my husband and moved to Charlotte, North Carolina to get married. After only a short time in Charlotte we moved to Greensboro, had a little boy and I became a full time mother. I have drawn many positive experiences from the sport of swimming, so have returned to be a part of the sport from a different angle.

Brooke Dewitt has lived in Greensboro her whole life. She is a student at UNCG, majoring in Exercise and Sport Science with a concentration in Sports Medicine. Brooke also works at Guilford Orthopedics.
She played soccer at Greensboro College for two years before transferring to UNCG. Brooke coached for Sedgefield Country Club as the Head Coach for two years and an Assistant Coach for one year. When she was younger she swam for Phoenix, YMCA, Ragsdale High School, and SCC.