Coach Scott came to Summit Swimming after coaching with Gwinnett Aquatics as an Age Group Coach and as Assistant and Head Coach for the Gwinnett YMCA Blue Dolphins. Additionally, Coach Scott was the Head Coach of the Snellville Supersonic Eels of the Gwinnett County Swim League. He is currently working with GCSL Waterton Waverunners as their summer league Head Coach. He is an ASCA Level II (American Swim Coaches Association ) coach and Red Cross Life Guard and Life Guard Instructor. When he is not coaching, this avid biker can be found commuting to his other job by bike! You may see him bike to practice as he prepares for his next triathlon.

Coach T swam for Jersey Wahoos from 1986 until 2000 under coach John Carroll. Her highest achievement was making Junior Nationals in the 50 and 100 Freestyle. Coach T also swam for the University of Connecticut. After completing school she returned to her home club, the Jersey Wahoos, as an assistant coach for the Jr. A1 programs from 2003 until 2008. Coach T has already produced several top 10 Age Group State finishers.  When Coach T is not at the pool she can be found teaching Special Ed. When she is not grading papers and creating lesson plans, she spends time with her mom and two kids.

Coach Sabine is not just a coach at Summit, she has also been a parent of swimmers on the team since 2011. Sabine swam competitively for 15 years and was a member of Team Foxcatcher outside of Philadelphia from 1983 until 1989. While there, she qualified for Junior Nationals in the 200 IM. She went on to swim for American University in Washington DC from 1989 until 2003. She taught swim lessons privately and for Gwinnett County Parks and Recreation from 2005 until 2015. She currently works for Gwinnett County Public Schools as a 4th grade teacher. In her free time, she likes to hang out with her husband Paul, and kids, Aidan, Nathaniel, Samantha, and Brendan, all of whom swim for Summit.

Maegan’s swim career started in the summer of 1999 on the Snellville SuperSonics. She swam with Swim Atlanta from 1999 until 2005. Near the end of her four years of high school swimming at South Gwinnett, Maegan suffered an injury that prevented her continuation in competitive swimming. She went on to graduate from Georgia Southern University in 2009 with a BS in general studies and a Minor in Child and Family Development & Child Psychology. She graduated from Mercer University in 2014 with a BS in Birth through Five Education with a Special Needs Accreditation. 

Maegan has taught swim lessons for more than five years, and served as Assistant Coach for the Snellville SuperSonics for three years. She is thrilled to see and feel the love of swimming through children each day, a gift she considers amazing. When she isn’t at the pool, she is with her two children who are the center of her world. 

 

Humphrey was a member of a Schleuter Stroke Award winning staff. He is a former Dynamo and Gwinnett Aquatics coach. During his coaching career Humphrey has coached many county, state and high school champions. He has also coached Age Group Region, Senior Region Qualifiers, Junior National Qualifiers, Senior National, World Championship and Olympic Trial Qualifiers. Humphrey has a Bachelors of Science Degree in Education, a Masters Degree in Technology and an Ed.Specialist degree in Technology Leadership and his UD.D in Teacher Leadership. He taught for many years in the Gwinnett County School System as a Physical Education Instructor.