Hello! I am one of your head coaches and most swimmers and students call me Coach Rod or Mr. Rod. I have been coaching swimming and water polo since I was 18 years old. For the first half of my swimming career I coached recreational swimming at Blackhawk Country Club (HOX) and at Monte Vista High School (Mustangs). Now I coach recreational swimming at Diablo Country Club (Sharks) and have had the privilege of coaching at Dublin High School (Go Gales!!!). As for water polo I have coached various clinics at both Blackhawk and Diablo Country Clubs and have coached high school water polo at Monte Vista. Water polo has always been extremely enjoyable as that was most of my aquatics focus throughout high school and college. It is my hope to bring my passion for water polo to Dublin High in the coming years.
At each place I have coached I have learned that before we could grow as athletes we must grow as a community. It is extremely important that each swimmer develops both as a person and as an athlete.
“Success is peace of mind which is a direct result of self-satisfaction in knowing you did your best to become the best you are capable of becoming.”
– John Wooden
Hi! I am Coach Jennifer. I have been coaching Dublin High School swim team for 8 years. It has been my privilege to have the opportunity to coach the high school team. I am a 3rd grade teacher at Amador Elementary School.
My coaching experience has been, coaching for 16+ years for the Blackhawk HOX and now returning for my second year with the Danville Sea Devil's. I have coached a wide range of ages, from 2 - 19 years old.
When I am not at the pool, I am at Disneyland or running races. A quote I live by, "If you think you are working hard, work harder." I believe in challenging myself and those around me. GO GAELS
Meet Coach Bremer, a dedicated mentor and aquatic enthusiast shaping the future of young athletes at Dublin High School. As the assistant coach for the Dublin High School Swim Team and the boys' varsity head coach for water polo, Bremer's expertise extends far beyond the pool's edge. From a young age, Bremer immersed herself in the world of aquatics, competing on swim teams and honing her skills in water polo. Hailing from Clovis, his journey in aquatics continued through her collegiate years at UC Davis, where her passion for the sport only intensified. With a wealth of experience spanning from his formative years to her collegiate career, Bremer brings a profound understanding of the sport and a relentless drive for excellence to her coaching role. Her commitment to fostering a supportive and empowering environment helps athletes reach their full potential both in and out of the water. Beyond the pool deck, Bremer finds solace and inspiration amidst the scenic trails of the Bay Area. Whether she's guiding athletes to victory or exploring nature's wonders, Bremer's unwavering dedication to aquatics and outdoor adventure shines brightly, leaving an indelible mark on those she encounters.
Hello I am another assistant coach for DHS swim team. I have loved and participated in competitive swimming for about 30 years. I swam USA Swimming (200 IM and 100/200 Breaststroke) and played water polo (Utility/defender) in the Central Valley for a few club teams. My coaching experience consists of about 10 years head coaching high school swim in Tracy Ca and coached with a USA swim team Ellis Aquatics in the Tracy area for about 12 years. I have also coached water polo for 14 years. I am passionate about helping athletes improve through hard work and focus. I am very excited to be a part of the GAEL squad, come see me at DHS in rm K113!
“Be humble” - Kendrick Lamar
Coach Gabe (Mr. Mac in the classroom) merges careful instruction and his graduate work in teaching with a lifetime of competitive swimming. He began on summer leagues at an early age, then to year-round in the East Bay during high school, which led to four years of competition and travel up and down the West Coast with Concordia University, Irvine. Shortly after graduating, Gabe spent time living and working in Mainland China and New York City before returning to The Bay to begin teaching. He continues to swim Masters today. Coach Gabe looks forward to joining and upholding the strong foundation of DHS Aquatics with the newly forming EHS talent. The development of the "whole athlete" is guided by attention to technique and fundamentals, with an underlay of team-centric leadership skill building, and lifelong goal-setting. We aim at being better individuals than we were the day before, both in and out of the water.
Eric founded California Diving Academy in late Spring of 2013. Eric has and continues to coach a growing number of high school diving teams. Those past/present schools include: Acalanes, Alameda, California (CalHigh), Campolindo, Carondelet, Clayton Valley, College Park, De La Salle, Dougherty Valley, Dublin, Encinal, Las Lomas, Miramonte, Monte Vista, Napa High, and Vintage High. For high schools, CDA has developed more than a dozen North Coast Section (NCS) Championship winners and a top-10 finisher who competed in the San Joaquin Section (SJS) Championship. Those same NCS top-4's (boys and girls both) have continued to successfully competed in the California State Diving Championships (CIF) every year. The California Diving Academy (CDA) strives to help and develop those athletes who want to dive in college or wishing to compete at the highest levels. For our Age Group and Junior Olympic Divers (JO's) CDA has more than 100 divers that have competed in and won hundreds of medals in local club meets and travelling (Regional, Zone, and National) events. CDA has also successfully launched almost a dozen (D1, D2, D3 and NAIA) college divers from our JO program in the short time CDA has been a club.
If you have questions, his email address is [email protected]. Because a large number of schools are involved, please include your name, school, and your name/your divers name in the message. Across 9 high schools Coach Eric manages approximately 70 divers.