College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association

noun - The College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association (CSCAA) is the oldest coaches association in the United States of America, founded in 1922. Presently, the CSCAA boasts more than 2,000 member coaches and assistant coaches, recognizes All-American swimmers, NCAA record-breakers and Scholar All-America athletes and teams as well as outstanding coaches and contributors, and helps oversee the welfare of collegiate swimming and diving.
It is a professional organization of college swimming and diving coaches dedicated to serving and providing leadership for the advancement of the sport of swimming at the collegiate level.
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Objective
In cooperation with its sister organizations – USA Swimming, the American Swimming Coaches Association, United States Masters Swimming and the National Interscholastic Swimming Coaches Association – the CSCAA is dedicated to promoting the benefits of the sport of swimming at all levels and throughout the life cycle.
The CSCAA recognizes outstanding achievements by coaches and swimmers; promotes communication and cooperation both within the sport of swimming and with its fellow Olympic sports; protects, promotes and seeks to expand competitive intercollegiate swimming programs; recommends rules and regulations to the NCAA; sponsors events; certifies new coaches; provides ongoing educational and leadership training for coaches and athletes; and serves as a source of information to its membership and for the general public.
Open Water Swimming
On 17 September 2016, the CSCAA will hold its first national collegiate open water swimming competition, called the CSCAA National Collegiate Open Water Swimming Championships, a 5 km race in Lone Star Lake near Lawrence, Kansas.
Executive Board
- President: Susan Teeter, Princeton University
- President-Elect: Clark Campbell, University of Kansas
- Past President, Ex-Officio: Bill Wadley, The Ohio State University
- Treasurer: Matt Barany, University of Richmond
- Secretary: Brian Schrader, University of Denver
- Sergeant-At-Arms Ex Officio: Bob Pearson
Board of Directors
- Cyndi Gallagher, UCLA
- Anne Goodman James, Colorado College
- Jeff Hegle, St. Cloud State University
- Teri McKeever, University of California at Berkeley
- McGee Moody, University of South Carolina
- Sean Tedesco, Merchant Marine Academy
- Heidi Voight, Northern Michigan University
Professional Staff
- Executive Director: Joel Shinofield
- Greg Lockard, Business Development
- Greg Earhart: Program Officer
- Sarah James: Intern
Interview at the Collegiate Open Water Swimming Championships
Clark Campbell together with Shelley Taylor-Smith
Men's Finish at 2016 National Collegiate Open Water Championship
Stanislas Raczynski outsprints Marcelo Figueiredo at the 2016 National Collegiate Open Water Championship in Lone Star Lake in Kansas, video by Shelley Taylor-Smith
External links
- CSCAA Open Water Championship To Be Held In Biscayne Bay, Florida
- Swimming During War Time And In Modern Times
- Kate Beavon Wins 2021 CSCAA Water National Championship
- Men From Michigan On A Mission With Zach Ondrej In Lead
- CSCAA National Collegiate Open Water Swimming Championship In Kansas
- Taylor Pike Won 2019 CSCAA National Collegiate Open Water Swimming Championships
- Moritz Bartels Won 2019 CSCAA National Collegiate Open Water Swimming Championships
- Kansas Wins First National Collegiate Swimming Champs
- College Swimming Coaches Association of America
- NCAA Agrees Triathlon Is Emerging
- College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association
- It Is Only A Matter Of Time For Triathlons And Open Water
- It Was Only A Matter Of Time, Collegiate Open Water
- Let Equality Ring, Cashing In On A College Scholarship
- World Open Water Swimming Association
- Open Water Swimming
- Olympic 10K Marathon Swim round-up
- Marathon Swimming
- Daily News of Open Water Swimming
- 2016 CSCAA National Collegiate Open Water Swimming Championships
- Clark Campbell Coordinates Collegiate Championship
- Close Finish At 2016 National Collegiate Championships
- From Lima To Lone Star, Gustavo Gutierrez Shines
- Jayhawks To Defend American College Open Water Title
- Stanislas Raczynski Back To Defend Collegiate Title
- Bryn Hadley, Kansas Both Win Collegiate Titles
- Clark Campbell On Collegiate Open Water Swimming
- Man Can Swim Indefinitely
- Amanda Caldwell Of Rice Honored By Coaching Peers
- Audrey Guyett Blooms, Wins Collegiate Championships
- Giovanni Gutierrez Lozano Wins Collegiate Championships