In his first
year with SCAT, Myers' swimmers are excelling on the state, regional,
and national level. On the state level, SCAT finished fifth overall and
had four individual state champions at Senior States. Fourteen swimmers
on his team were named as Georgia All Stars for the 2002-2003 Long Course/Short
Course combined season.
On the regional
level, he has coached one Senior Sectional Champion and seven swimmers
who finished in the top eight at Senior Sectionals. Two swimmers have
just been named to the 2003 Georgia Zone Team and are competing in the
Southern Zone Championships in Ft. Lauderdale at the end of this month.
Myers is a
National Team Staff Member of the National Swim Coaches' Association.
His swimmers earned nine top-8 finishes at Junior Nationals this year,
three junior national championships, and one junior national record. He
has coached two swimmers who finished third and fourth in the U.S.A. 25K
Open Water National Championships, earning a national title for SCAT.
In addition, two of his swimmers will head to the University of Maryland
this August to compete in the U.S.A. Swimming National Championships.
He has accomplished this with a small team of about 100 swimmers.
Myers has more
than 10 years of coaching experience. He has coached high school All-Americans
along with national and Olympic champions. He is a former All-American
and world-ranked swimmer with national and international experience. Before
coming to SCAT, he was the head coach and owner of Georgia Coastal Aquatic
Team in Savannah.
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