2019 TISCA Clinic Program

60th 1959-2019

COACHES CLINIC SEPTEMBER 19th - 22nd #TISCA19

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TISCA OFFICERS Melissa Howard, Wakeland

President

Mike Waldmann, Andrews

Vice President

Mark Jedow

Secretary

Kris Jones

Greg McLain

Treasurer

Past President

Mike Perez, Swim Shops of the Southwest

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Swim Shops of the Southwest is proud to sponsor the annual TISCA Coaches Clinic. Every year we strive to bring you the best swim coaches in the nation while promoting a fun clinic where coaches can both learn from each other and also create lasting bonds with their fellow Texas swim coaches. #TISCA18

FEATURED SPEAKERS TODD SCHMITZ • • • • • • • • • •

Current head coach for the Colorado Stars Swim Team Coached Missy Franklin during the 2012 London Olympic Games.

2013 World Championships in Barcelona, where Franklin won 6 gold medals.

5x Sectional Team Champions 18 Short Course and Long Course Colorado State Team Champions Long Course and Short Course Junior National Female Team Champions 2009 USA Swimming Developmental Coach of the Year Colorado Swimming Age Group Coach of the Year in 2008/Coach of the Year in 2009 Senior Group Coach of the Year in 2010 American Swim Coaches Association Age Group Coach of the Year for Colorado in 2008 and 2009 Colorado Swimming

TIM BAUER • • • • • • • • • • •

30 years of coaching including 24 with The Woodlands Swim Team and currently the head coach of Katy Aquatics 2010 NCSA Head Men’s Coach for the Japan All Star Team USA Swimming Board of Directors from 2011 – present and Currently the Technical VP TSA Board of Directors from 2011 - 2013 Selected 2008 USA National Junior Team Assistant Men’s Coach (Melbourne Australia) Named 2006 Head Coach of the USA National Select Camp Named 2005 Gulf Senior Coach of the year Voted three-time Texas Age Group Coach of the Year Developed numerous Olympian and Olympic trial qualifiers, Senior National Finalists and Junior National Champions Achieved American Swim Coaches Association (ASCA) Level 5 – the highest level – for both senior and age groups Achieved ASCA Silver Award and Level 5 Coach

TROY DUMAIS • • •

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7-time NCAA Champion and member of the three national championship teams with The University of Texas After college, dives for TSDHOF inductee Matt Scroggin and Longhorn Diving for 15 years In 2012 he became the only male US diver to compete in four Olympic Games (2000, 2004, 2008, and 2012). The 2012 London Games we also his best. He teamed with Kristian Ipsen to capture the bronze medal in synchronized 3m Won 38 US national titles and multiple medals at multiple World Championships, World Cups and Pan American Games.

Troy now lives in Dallas and is studying to be a chiropractic doctor.

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FEATURED SPEAKERS JUSTIN PUDWILL • • • •

Won two back to back SCIAC Championship Titles at Whittier College Twice named the ACWPC Division III Coach of the Year Selected as head coach at the National Zone Championships for Zone 4 in Texas.

Assistant coach for the boys and girls water polo and swimming teams at Ross S. Sterling High School in Baytown, Texas

MIKE WALDMANN • • • • •

18 District Swimming Coach of the Year 20 District Diving Coach of the Year 1 Region Swim Coach of the Year 13 Region Dive Coach of the Year 2017-2018 State 5A Swimming Coach of the Year

BRUCE EUBANKS • • • •

During 34 years as Head HS Swim Coach, Coached 4 State Championship teams, 3 State Runner-Up teams, 37 District and 16 Region titles 2007 recipient of Theron Pickle Lifetime Achievement Award 6 time recipient of TISCA State Coach of the Year 2013-2014 National Federation of HS Coaches Association Boys State Coach of the Year

JESSE COLE • • • •

33 years as a Head High School Swimming and Diving coach Coached 11 State Championships team, along with 6 State Runner-up teams 6 times TISCA State Coach of the Year 2020 NISCA Outstanding Service Award recipient

SCOTT SLAY • • • • •

Head Swim & Water Polo Coach Foster HS 2016-17, 2017-18 Boys & Girls Region Coach of the Year 2018-19 Girls Region Coach of the Year 2019 TISCA Water Polo Girls State Champions & Boys State Runners Up 2019 Girls & Boys TISCA State Water Polo Coach of the Year

MIKE DUSWALT •

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Aquatics Director/Manager for 42 years, Current Aquatics Manager, Fort Bend ISD Opened 4 School District pools: LCISD Natatorium, Corpus Christ ISD Natatorium, Don Cook Natatorium (Fort Bend ISD), FBISD Aquatic Practice Facility Consultant/advisor/contributor on multiple projects Natatorium

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North East ISD, Director of Aquatics 2001 – Present Alamo Area Aquatics Association Chairman - Present Alamo Area-North East, Head Coach 1988 – 2001 Ann Arbor Huron High School, Head Coach - 1985 – 1988 Michigan (MHSCA) High School, Coach of the Year 1988

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Friday9.20.19 8:00 THERON PICKLE GOLF TOURNAMENT 2:00/5:30 EXHIBIT HALL OPEN 2:00/5:30 CLINIC REGISTRATION & CHECK IN 2:00/4:00 TISCA BOOTH OPEN FOR DUES 2:30/3:30 NEW COACHES MEETING

(RECOMMENDED FOR ALL NEW AND

BEGINNING COACHES) 3:30/4:30 TODD SCHMITZ - “IS HIGH SCHOOL

COACHING DIFFERENT THEN CLUB COACHING” 4:30/5:30 MIKE WALDMANN - “GETTING FROM

A TO B ......THE SCENIC ROUTE” 4:30/5:30 WATER POLO MEETING 5:30/6:30 TODD SCHMITZ - “BACKSTROKE” 5:30/6:30 WATER POLO TALK

6:30/7:30 CLINIC SOCIAL SPONSORED BY TYR (FREE FOOD, DRINKS & RAFFLE PRIZES)

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SCHEDULE Saturday9.21.19 7:00 PRAYER MEETING 7:30/8:00

BREAKFAST (INCLUDED) 8:00/12:00

EXHIBIT HALL OPEN 8:00/12:00 CLINIC REGISTRATION & CHECK IN 8:00/9:30 GENERAL MEETING/UIL

OFFICIAL’S REPORT 8:00/9:00 TISCA BOOTH OPEN FOR DUES 9:30/9:45 REGION REPS MEETING 10:00/11:00 TIM BAUER - “SWIMMING WITH A

PURPOSE - WHAT IS THAT” 10:00/11:00 WATER POLO PANEL

10:00/11:00 DIVE BUSINESS MEETING 10:00/11:00 MIKE DUSWALT - “BUILDING STARTUP” 11:00/11:45 SCOTT SLAY - “SPRINTERS” 11:00/11:45 TROY DUMAIS TALK #1 11:00/12:50 WATER POLO TALK #2

11:00/11:50 DAVE JOHNSON - “CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL RELATIONSHIPS” 12:00/1:30

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1:30/3:00 EXHIBIT HALL OPEN 2:00/3:00 TIM BAUER - “LEGS FEED THE WOLF” 2:00/3:00 WATER POLO PANEL

2:00/3:00 TISCA BOOTH OPEN FOR DUES 2:00/3:30 TROY DUMAIS - DIVING TALK #2 3:00/4:00 BRUCE EUBANKS - “BREASTSTROKE & BUTTERFLY TECHNIQUE” 3:00/4:00 WATER POLO TALK #3

3:45/5:00 TROY DUMAIS - DIVING TALK #3 4:00/5:00 JESSE COLE - “PARENT/ATHLETE CONFLICT MANAGEMENT” 4:00/5:00 TROY DUMAIS - DIVING TALK #3 4:00/5:00 WATER POLO PANEL

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Sunday9.22.19 8:30 LIGHT BREAKFAST (INCLUDED) Prefunction 8:30/9:00 BREAKFAST Hotel Pool 9:00/10:00 BRUCE EUBANKS - “POOLSIDE Hotel Pool

DRILL TECHNIQUES” 10:00/11:00 BREAKFAST ROUNDTABLE TALKS & Prefunction Rooms IDEAS EXCHANGE

A LIFETIME ON THE POOL DECK Q&A with Lifetime Achievement Award Winner David Johnson What was your first coaching job?

My first coaching job was as an assistant age group coach with the Mt Pleasant Pacer Swim Club in Mt. Pleasant Michigan. I was an undergraduate student and this team worked out at one of the Central Michigan University facilities. My first high school coaching position was at Chelsea High School in Chelsea, Michigan.

What changes have you noticed in coaching over the years?

Swimming technique has changed so how you deliver the information to swimmers is different. Swimmers have changed, thus the need to thoroughly understand what you are talking about as they often ask “Why” more often than just doing what they are asked to do.

What are two things every coach should know?

Training management, numerous drills to create better technique, know your individual athletes and realize whether the individual has hyperextension.

If you can pass on one piece of information to yourself when you started coaching what would it be?

Increase your knowledge of competitive swimming by going to clinics, going to other coach run workouts, visit college coaches and do NOT be afraid to ask questions.

How would you sum up your years of coaching?

I started out at the novice level and have been blessed to work with student-athletes that had high goals to attend Olympic Trials and beyond.

Having athlete’s succeed to the next level makes a person very proud. As a coach, if you are a true “coach” you will have successes and each one makes you very proud to work with young individuals.

How long have you coached and how many TISCA clinics have you been to?

I’ve been involved in Coaching and/or Coach Administration for 45 years: Age Group Club Summer League College/University High School

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A LIFETIME ON THE POOL DECK Senior Club Aquatic Administration How has the TISCA organization benefited you?

TISCA has benefited me as a coach and as an administrator. Working with individuals from all over Texas opens your mind to many ideas that an individual may use at their school and or club situation.

I’ve always felt that some of the best drills and technique work is discussed outside of the actual clinic talks. If you are not at the TISCA clinic you are not able to learn from others in this way.

What are some of the highlights of your career?

Coaching Ann Arbor Huron HS Boy’s Team to the Class “A” State Championship in the State of Michigan in 1988. We had many great swims and I was voted Coach of the Year at the conclusion of that Championship.

As Aquatic’s Director watching NEISD swimmers and divers succeed in achieving goals at the UIL State Championships.

Working as a graduate assistant coach under Gus Stager at the University of Michigan in 1977-78.

Sitting in Jon Urbanchek’s office at the University of Michigan in 1987 reviewing his training methods with another terrific coach named Denny Hill (Ann Arbor Pioneer).

Great relationships and terrific times with fellow coaches in the sport.

Any special swimmers/divers over your career that stand out now?

I would not want to leave anyone out. All of them have special qualities.

What do you hope to be remembered for by your swimmers/divers?

Honest, Trustworthy, Intelligent, Funny and perhaps a little crazy on deck.

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A LIFETIME ON THE POOL DECK Q&A with Lifetime Achievement Award Winner Jennifer Mangum What was your first coaching job?

Fall 1987 Lubbock ISD. I coached three high schools, Lubbock, Monterey, and Coronado, and O.L. Slaton Junior High.

We dove most days in a 9 foot deep pool with one 1 meter board. We had a dryboard with spotting rig in a gym down the hall and we used that once a week.

What changes have you noticed in coaching over the years?

Not as many students come out for activities and stick with them. Most now want instant gratification, and do not understand that it takes time to develop and perfect a skill. They have to learn that training is hard work, and to trust the process.

What are two things every coach should know?

I could probably list more than two!

1. Never play favorites! Set team rules and stick to them, no matter who breaks them. If you allow someone to slide (not pay the price) because of their talent, you will ruin the cohesiveness of your team.

2. Sometimes you have to try different methods or approaches to teach different kids the same skill. Not everyone learns the same way, or improves with the exact same training.

Get creative, or ask for help from experienced coaches.

If you can pass on one piece of information to yourself when you started coaching what would it be?

Being in a sport is so much more important to kids than just the medals or ribbons. They learn how to work as a group, how to manage their time, be self-disciplined, and develop and sustain a work ethic to achieve a goal. These are all things that they need for the future. Our job as coaches is to help them grow to be responsible young men and women.

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A LIFETIME ON THE POOL DECK How would you sum up your years of coaching?

So much JOY. I love this sport, I love sharing it with others, and I love the kids that I get the privilege to coach. It is an absolute JOY to see them have fun and succeed.

How long have you coached and how many TISCA clinics have you been to?

I am starting my 33rd year of coaching! I have been to 30 TISCA clinics over the years. I coached 30 years in high school, and am in my 3rd year at UTPB. How has the TISCA organization benefited you?

TISCA has been a great resource to meet othcoaches, share ideas, and make lifelong friends!

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What are some of the highlights of your career?

Coaching two state champions, and many who were All-Americans and many who went on to dive in college. But my favorite memories are the day-to-day workouts and the divers who overcame their fears, faced challenges and succeeded, and especially all of the laughter. I remember so many van rides where we laughed together and that made the long drives to and from meets so much easier.

Any special swimmers/divers over your career that stand out now?

As a teacher, I could name my top two students ever, but as a coach that is so hard!

As a coach you spend so much more time with these kids, and they all hold very special places in your heart. To name one or two of them over any others just wouldn’t be right. I will always think of them like family.

What do you hope to be remembered for by your swimmers/divers?

That I gave my best effort to them every day, and that I cared about them, not just as swimmers and divers, but as people.

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TISCA HONORS

2019 Lifetime Achievement in Coaching Awards David Johnson

Jesse Cole

Jennifer Mangum

2019 Swimming State Coach of the Year 5A State Swim Coach of the Year: Dow Farley – El Paso High School

6A State Swim Coach of the Year: Dan Snow – Flower Mound High School

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TISCA HONORS 2019 Diving Coach of the Year 5A State Dive Coach of the Year: Penny DiPomazio – Lubbock ISD

6A State Dive Coach of the Year: Andrew Serie – Mansfield ISD

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