Recipients of The Capt. Ransom J. Arthur M.D. Award
Recipients of The Speedo/U.S. Masters Swimming Coach Of The Year Award
| Stu Coaches Davis Aquatic Masters in Northern California. DAM is the largest Masters club in USMS. |
Recipients of The U.S. Masters Swimming Dorothy Donnelly Service Award
Recipients of The U.S. Masters Swimming Kerry O'Brien Coaching Award
| Valeriy coaches University of San Francisco Masters. | |
| Tim coaches Stanford Masters. | |
| Gary coaches Villages Aquatics Team. | |
| Mark coaches NOVA of Virginia Masters. | |
| Kurt coaches Modesto Area Aquatic Club Masters. | |
| Laura coaches Mountain View Masters. | |
| Leslie coaches Greenville Splash YMCA Masters. |
Recipients of The U.S. Masters Swimming Club of the Year Award
| Local Club of the Year |
Recipients of The U.S. Masters Swimming June Krauser Communications Award
| The author of 18 books and over 300 major articles on swimming and other topics, Phil is one of the world's lading advocates for swimming at all levels. His writings have contributed to not only the growth, improvement, and success of USMS, but to swimming as a sport and a lifelong pursuit of fitness for Masters swimming worldwide. |
Recipients of The U.S. Masters Swimming National Championship Meets Award
| Jeff chairs the USMS Championship Committee. His focus on working together and his amazing attention to detail has taken Championship meets to new heights in recent years. |
Recipients of The Ted Haartz U.S. Masters Swimming Staff Appreciation Award
| Ed has gone above and beyond in providing guidance to various national staff members. Over the past two years he has assisted with all of the pre-convention communication, including the Delegate Welcome Letter and the new Delegate Survival Guide. Ed created an educational and entertaining New Delegate Orientation presentation that is shown during the first House of Delegates meeting and he has assisted with the workshop schedule, serving as the liaison to the LMSC Development Committee. Ed has assisted the staff in distributing grants to selected LMSCs that allow them to fund a delegate to the convention. He also assisted with communications and mentoring for a couple of LMSCs whose officers needed assistance with issues within their LMSCs. Ed has been a tremendous help to the USMS webmaster, too. His work on the Records & Tabulation committee was instrumental in the transition from an off-line Top10 process to the current integration of the event results database and the Top10 database. As the leader of the E2EEM task force, he did a great job of integrating both staff and volunteer input in the development of the online event sanction database and tools. Ed is reasonable to work with and digs in to understand the burdens on both the volunteers and the staff while seeking out the best solution for USMS. Ed manages to stay involved and up-to-date while maintaining a grueling international travel schedule for his “real” job. If you ever wonder where he is today, look no further than his Facebook page for photos of the pool he just swam in and the exotic meal that he just ate! |
Recipients of The USMS Athletes Inducted into the International Masters Swimming Hall of Fame (IMSHOF)
| Honor Swimmer | |
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