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Marlins Hire New Head Coach
Effective January 25, Scott Williams began his duties as Marlins Head Coach. Our Assistant Coaches, Ashley, Carla, Larry, and Loren, will continue on a more limited basis. Once finalized, we will publish the new coaching schedule on our Coaching Staff page.
Scott has a rich background as a successful Masters Head Coach. His recent experience and honors include:
- Head Swim Coach for UCLA Bruins Swim Team
- Head Swim Coach for Burlingame Aquatic Club (BAC)
- Head Swim Coach and Aquatics/Triathlon Sports Director of The Olympic Club
- 2004 United States Master Swimming (USMS) National Coach of the Year
- 2003 Pacific Masters Swimming (PMS) Coach of the Year
 Scott was a four-year varsity swimmer at University of Georgia, before that was a high school champion and age group record holder. He still works out in the water in addition to biking and jogging.
Scott believes hands-on instructional-style of coaching best. That means he's likely to give you frequent stroke tips. (Not that you need any pointers, because surely by now your stroke is perfect.) But just in case, Scott may have some ideas for you. Scott believes every swimmer in the pool gets equal attention, not just the faster swimmers.
Scott's ideas for enhancing the Master's experience include: Supplement regular workouts with stroke and turn clinics, videotape our strokes, demonstrations by Olympic caliber swimmers, and whatever else helps. If you have suggestions or ideas, Scott is eager to hear them.
Welcome aboard, Scott!
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