Hi, I’m Kiley. I currently teach Psychology and U.S. Government at North Oldham High School, where I also serve as the swim team coach. I bring a lifelong background in competitive swimming and a strong passion for helping athletes develop both in and out of the pool.
I began my swimming career at a young age, competing for the JCC Gators, Louisville Tarpons, and later the Lakeside Seahawks, a Gold Medal Swim Club in Louisville. While training with Lakeside, I became a USA Swimming State Champion and Sectional Finalist, specializing in sprint freestyle and backstroke. I also competed for DuPont Manual High School, serving as team captain during the 2011–2012 season, and was a member of multiple Girls’ and Combined State Championship teams from 2009–2012.
I continued my competitive career at Southern Illinois University, where I swam on scholarship from 2012–2016. During my time at SIU, our team won the 2016 Missouri Valley Conference Championship, and I was honored as a Missouri Valley Scholar Athlete in 2014, 2015, and 2016. These experiences shaped my understanding of high‑level training, discipline, and the balance between academics and athletics.
As a coach, my goals are to help swimmers build strong technical foundations, develop a competitive mindset, and gain confidence in their abilities. I believe in emphasizing proper technique, consistent effort, and goal‑setting while creating a positive, supportive team culture. I strive to help athletes grow not only as swimmers, but also as leaders and teammates who carry valuable life skills beyond the pool. In addition to team coaching, I have experience teaching swim lessons at the JCC and assisting with stroke clinics for the Lakeside Seahawks, and I enjoy working with swimmers of all ages and ability levels.
Hi, I’m Anna Moss! I’m a first‑year Biology student at Xavier University, and I’ve been swimming since I was five years old on both club and school teams. Over the years, swimming has become a huge part of my life and has taught me the value of hard work, dedication, and teamwork.
I have experience in a wide range of events, with my favorites being IM and distance freestyle. Training and competing in these events has helped me develop strong endurance, technique, and mental focus. I enjoy the challenge they bring and the opportunity to continually push myself to improve.
I’m excited to share my love for the sport through coaching and working with swimmers of all ages and abilities. My goal is to help swimmers build confidence in the water, develop solid fundamentals, and most importantly, enjoy swimming while reaching their personal goals.
Hi! My name is Lily Chaney. I am graduating from Atherton High School and have been swimming competitively since I was five years old. Over the years, swimming has become an important part of my life and has helped shape my work ethic, discipline, and love for being part of a team.
I have competed on multiple club teams as well as for my high school, gaining experience across different levels of competition. I have been swimming with the JCC Gators since I was six years old, where I have continued to grow as an athlete and teammate. My specialty events are breaststroke and the individual medley, which I enjoy for the technical challenge and versatility they require.
Outside of the pool, I am part of the medical pathway and plan to continue that focus into college. As a coach, I am excited to share my experience with younger swimmers by helping them build strong fundamentals, confidence in the water, and a positive attitude toward swimming. I strive to create a supportive and motivating environment where swimmers can learn, improve, and have fun.
Hi, I’m Ava Hulsewede. I’m 18 years old and will be attending Bellarmine University this fall. I have been swimming with the Gators for the past 11 years, and throughout that time I have developed a strong love for the sport and a deep appreciation for teamwork, dedication, and personal growth.
Swimming has played a huge role in my life and has taught me the importance of hard work, consistency, and supporting those around me. I’m excited to bring my experience and enthusiasm to coaching, where I hope to help younger swimmers build confidence, learn strong fundamentals, and enjoy their time in the water.
As a coach, my goal is to create a positive, encouraging environment where swimmers feel comfortable, supported, and motivated to do their best. I’m looking forward to giving back to the program that has meant so much to me and helping swimmers grow both in and out of the pool.
Hi! My name is Delaney Sullivan. I am going into my senior year at Assumption High School and have been swimming competitively for most of my life. I swam for Lakeside for seven years and have been a proud member of the JCC Gators since I was five years old.
Through years of training and competition, I have developed strong technique, discipline, and a love for the sport. My favorite strokes are freestyle and butterfly, and I enjoy the challenge and intensity that comes with racing both. Swimming has taught me the importance of hard work, teamwork, and perseverance, both in and out of the pool.
I’m excited to continue growing as a swimmer and to share my experience with younger athletes. My goal is to help swimmers build confidence, improve their skills, and enjoy their time in the water while learning the value of dedication and sportsmanship.
Hi, I’m Matthew Campbell. I currently attend Bellarmine University and have been swimming since the age of seven. I competed for the Lakeside Seahawks and continued my swimming career at the collegiate level with Bellarmine, gaining experience in both club and high‑level competitive environments.
My favorite stroke is breaststroke, and I enjoy the technical skill and precision it requires. Swimming has taught me discipline, perseverance, and the importance of teamwork, all of which I strive to bring into my coaching.
I’m excited to work with swimmers of all ages and abilities, helping them develop strong technique, build confidence in the water, and enjoy the sport. Fun fact: I can do a backflip!
Hi, my name is Hudson Koetter and I started swimming for the JCC Gators when I was 9 years old and have continued swimming with the team every summer since then. I also swim year-round for the Lakeside Seahawks and on the varsity team at St. Xavier High School. My favorite event is the medley and my favorite stroke is backstroke. When I’m not in the water and have some free time, I enjoy playing golf with my friends. A fun fact about me is that I have been a member of the JCC since I was born and even learned to swim there as a toddler. I’m excited to help coach the Gators this summer and give back to a team that has meant so much to me.