Watching these past three years, the men’s NCAA Championships is a confirmation that the work our coaching staff did at Bolles was right. When I got to Bolles, I told the coaching staff that our job was going to develop a well-rounded student-athlete that the next coach (college) will take him\/her to the next level.<\/p>\n
It is a hard task, because as a coach you always want the swimmer to swim faster and faster under you, and many times we forget the long-term career of that swimmer.<\/p>\n
I could not be prouder of Ryan Murphy<\/strong>, Joseph Schooling<\/strong> and Caeleb Dressel<\/strong> for being named Co-Swimmers of the 2016 NCAA Championships. I believe the first time in history that three swimmers get the award, and that between all of them they set so many records and win 6 individual events and all of them coming from the same club #BollesTradition<\/p>\nI also want to congratulate Coach Dave Durden<\/strong>, Coach Eddie Reese<\/strong> and Coach Gregg Troy<\/strong> and their staffs for the amazing jobs that they have done with their swimmers and teams.<\/p>\nI also want to mention another swimmer from our #BollesFamily Teo D’Alessandro<\/strong> that had an amazing career as a student-athlete at Princeton leading the team in and out of the pool and was able to represent #PrincetonSwimming at this NCAAs<\/p>\nLast but not least I want to thank Jon Sakovich<\/strong>, Jason Calanog<\/strong>, Michael Walker<\/strong>, Payton Brooks<\/strong>, Dale Porter<\/strong>, Christian Bahr<\/strong>, Clare Blackwell<\/strong> and many others that worked together with the same goal to help #BollesSwming develop well-rounded swimmers.<\/p>\nI am very humble and thankful to have been able to be part of coaching and working with such special and dedicated swimmers, coaches and families. I like to say #InLifeThereAreNoOrdinaryMoments and these past three days had nothing of ordinary<\/p>\n
#NeverGiveUpOnYourDreams #SharingThePowerOfSwimming<\/p><\/blockquote>\n