Built for the ones who go higher.

Originally from Wisconsin, I was a four-time state qualifier. I began club diving with the Schroeder Dive Team during my junior year and went on to dive collegiately at Minnesota State Mankato. As a freshman I qualified for the NCAA Division II championships, but a knee injury toward the end of the season ultimately ended my competitive diving career.

After transitioning to coaching, I led several Wisconsin high school athletes to state championships and was honored with a nomination for Coach of the Year. Alongside coaching, I also worked in the marketing department at Harley-Davidson, gaining valuable experience in leadership and communication.

In 2016 I moved to Arizona, and I joined East Valley Dive Club in 2017. Since then, I've had the privilege of watching countless divers grow within the program and continue their careers at the collegiate level. For me, coaching is about more than just diving — it's about helping young athletes develop life skills, confidence, leadership, and the resilience to push beyond their comfort zones.

I became head coach of EVDC in the fall of 2022 and continue to coach high school diving as well, where I've had multiple athletes qualify for the AIA State Meet and have been voted Coach of the Year.

Outside the pool, I'm a proud mom of three boys and love spending my time with family.

I'm originally from Flagstaff, where I dove for Northern Arizona Divers for 14 years. While diving for NAD I was a USA Diving National qualifier in the 14-15 and 16-18 age groups and qualified for AAU Nationals at 15, 16, 17, and 18, making finals in every age group. Diving under Nikki Kelsey and learning from her years of coaching is where I found my love of diving and coaching — and where I started following in my mother's footsteps, coaching alongside her as her assistant coach.

After my diving career I spent two years as an assistant coach for NAD. While coaching at NAD I originally applied for the military, then an auto mechanics job brought me to Mesa — and along the way, EVDC reached out about coaching. I've been with the club about three years now, and we've made amazing connections with our athletes and the other coaches.

When I'm not coaching at EVDC, I'm back in Flagstaff helping Nikki Kelsey, the head diving coach at NAU, with her summer diving camps as head counselor.

When I'm not at the pool or coaching, I work a full-time job for an HVAC test and balance company in Tempe — I'm very grateful to them for being super flexible with my crazy summer coaching schedule. And when I'm not coaching or working, I'm camping or spending time with my friends and family; it's my favorite thing to do, with coaching a close second.

I'm originally from outside Philadelphia and started diving when I was six years old — and fell in love with the sport. I walked on at Rider University, a small school in New Jersey, and decided to train full time after I graduated. I trained for the 2012 and 2016 Olympics.

I'm a two-time national champion, spent four years on the national team, and was a member of the 2016 Olympic performance squad, a 2013 World Team member and finalist in 3-meter synchro, and a two-time Olympic Trials finalist.

I moved to Phoenix in February 2017 and started coaching with East Valley Dive Club in 2018. I love coaching and enjoy sharing the knowledge I've gained from all my experiences as a diver and a coach. Outside of coaching, I work from home full time at CVS Health.

I was a competitive diver for 12 years, during which I had the honor of being coached by several Olympians, including Michele Mitchell, Hongping Lee, and Rafa Quintero, as well as Olympic team coaches such as Dwight Dumais, Omar Ojeda, and John Winfield. Under their tutelage, I won regional titles and competed at the national and elite levels from the age of 10 through 18.

Later, I was recruited by Hongping Lee to dive at the University of Southern California before medically retiring from the sport due to back injuries.

My favorite category of dives has always been twisters, with the 5335D on 1m being my favorite, while the 205B on 3m has always been my go-to dive.

Born and raised in Flagstaff, I dove with Nikki Huffman on the Northern Arizona Divers club team for five years, after about three years of competitive gymnastics. In college I dove all four years for Northern Arizona University's Division I swim and dive team, qualifying for NCAA Zones three of those years on 1-meter and 3-meter springboard.

I graduated from NAU in May 2025 with a bachelor's degree in construction management, which led me to the Valley working as a field engineer at Sundt Construction in transportation. I've coached at Northern Arizona diving camps, helped out with the NAD club, and recently started helping out here at EVDC. I love this sport, and I'm excited to share it and keep diving a part of my life.

Growing up in Chandler, I started in competitive gymnastics before moving into trampoline and tumbling, qualifying for Nationals in 2008. I transitioned to diving as a freshman at Hamilton High School, becoming a three-time Division I State Qualifier, team captain, and school record-holder for both six dives (216.0) and eleven dives (384.7). I later qualified for the 2014 USA Diving Age Group Nationals, placing 24th on platform representing Sun Devil Divers.

I went on to dive NCAA Division I at Northern Arizona University, where I earned the second-highest platform score in program history, three NCAA Zone qualifications, and nine All-WAC honors. Today I bring that competitive background into coaching — helping athletes develop strong fundamentals, confidence, and the mental toughness to excel in and out of the pool.