| Bill Rose's brilliant career began at the University of the Pacific (1968-1974) where his team won two PCAA championships. He then built the DeAnza Swim Club in Cupertino, CA into the nation's largest club during his tenure (1974-1976).
For the next three years, he coached the Canadian Dolphin Team of Vancouver, before taking the Head Women's Coach position at Arizona State University in 1979.
Coach Rose has served as U.S. National Team Coach in Bremen, Germany, and Head Coach of the Canadian Pan-American Women's Team, the Canadian World Championship Team and the Canadian Commonwealth Team. |
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After a successful ten-year stint as vice-president with Dean Witter and Prudential Bache, Coach Rose returned to his first love, coaching, joining the Nadadores in 1992. Not missing a beat, Coach Rose served as a coach for the United States team in the 1995 Pan American Games in Mar Del Plata, Argentina and has been named to the staff of the U.S. World University Games Team competing in Sicily, Italy in August,1997 and again on the 1999 WUG team competing in Palma de Mallorca, Spain as Head Women's Coach. Coach Rose then placed Chad Carvin on the 2000 US Olympic team as well as six athletes from other nations. He was then named Head Olympic Coach for Mexico after placing a number of swimmers on their team.
The last seven years with the Nadadores have continued to be a "whirlwind" of accomplishment. In August 2001, Coach Rose was a coach for the Philippines in the Southeast Asian Games held in Malaysia. In 2003, he was the U.S.A. Head Coach for the Pan American Games in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
The year of 2004 was very special. Coach Rose was able to put Larsen Jensen on the U.S. Olympic Team in Athens, Greece. It was there where Larsen achieved his dream and became a Silver Medal Winner in the 1500 meter freestyle and demolished the American Record by 11 seconds!
The next international assignment for Coach Rose was being named to the staff of the U.S.A. World University Games held in Turkey in August 2006. His protégé swimmer there was Justin Mortimer, who earned a Gold Medal in the 1500 meter freestyle.
The latest major coaching assignment was in March 2007, where Coach Rose was the Head Coach for the U.S.A. Open Water Team at the World Championships in Melbourne, Australia. At the same time, Coach Rose held a position on the Swimming Staff for the Melbourne events as well.
Along the way, Coach Rose received the highest honor that can be bestowed by his peers as he was inducted into the American Swim Coaches Hall of Fame in 2004. In 2006, Coach Rose was named the Developmental Coach of the Year by the United States Olympic Committee.
Coach Rose and his wife Siga live in Mission Viejo. |
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Mike Lewis began his swim coaching career in 1984. Mike has coached a wide range of swimmers from novice to elite. He has held positions at the club, high school and university levels. Mike was a multiple CIF champion at Chico Senior High School in northern California. While in Chico, Mike swam for legendary Coach Ernie Maglischo. He went on to swim at University of California, San Diego where he completed his bachelor’s degree in social science and received All Academic Team accolades.
Beginning in 1985, Mike served as an ocean lifeguard in San Diego County – holding positions with both the State and San Diego City Lifeguard Services. While with the San Diego City Lifeguards he was promoted to the Coordinator the San Diego Junior Lifeguards and was responsible for operational oversight of one of the nation’s largest “J.G.” programs. During his tenure the program nearly doubled to 800 junior guards and 25 instructors. Throughout his lifeguard career Mike was very active in lifeguard competitions - racing throughout the United States and New Zealand capturing local, regional and national titles.
Mike completed his Master’s degree in Sport Psychology at San Diego State University in 1997; he was awarded the ‘Outstanding Graduate Student” based upon his research in the area of academic achievement and physical activity. In 1996 he was selected as a graduate intern at the Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista, CA where he worked with the USA Canoe/Kayak flat water national teams in their preparations for the 1996 Olympics. After the games, he was retained to aid the national team coaching staff in program development and quadrennial planning. |
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Following the publication of his graduate research, Mike went on to become the High Performance Director for USA Canoe/Kayak where he oversaw national team operations and let teams though World Championships, Pan American and Olympic Games. Mike was the Chairman of the Pan American Canoe Federation Public Relations Committee 1999-2000.
Prior to being hired by the Nadadores Mike was the Director of Sport Development for USA Water Polo. In this capacity he was responsible for domestic program development for athletes and coaches. Mike authored and implemented USA Water Polo’s current coaching education program. He was also responsible for the oversight of membership services. Throughout his tenure with water polo, Mike traveled extensively throughout North America conducting clinics in the areas of sport science, coaching development, program administration and parent education. In 2005 he was a member of the U.S. Olympic Committee coaching education task force. Also, in 2006 he was named to the FINA speakers bureau were he conducted clinics in for the Jamaican Swim Federation in the areas of coach education, program development, marketing and sponsorship.
Mike remains an avid swimmer – competing in U.S. Masters Swimming events and open water competitions; he also enjoys both body and board surfing. |
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Bill Voigt joined the Mission Viejo Nadador coaching staff in November 2002. He began coaching over 30 years ago and has coached at every level from age group through senior, high school and college. He has coached a number of Junior and Senior National qualifiers and over a dozen high school All-Americans; his San Mateo High School team won the CIF Central Coast Section Championships in 1992. He also coached one Junior College All-American while at Napa Valley College.
Prior to a brief stint as the Senior Coach with Swim Tucson in Arizona, Bill was most recently the Head Age Group Coach at Napa Valley Swim Team, before joining the Nadador coaching staff. While in Northern California Bill coached 15 Pacific Age Group Swimmers of the Year between 1991 and 2000 and his swimmers were ranked in the national top 16 more than 100 times in that period. He was selected for the Pacific All-Star Coaching Staff three times for the Western Zone Championships and once for the Quad Meet. |
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| Coach Bill places a strong emphasis on stroke technique and dedication to a goal-oriented work ethic. He sees training champion athletes as a long-term and multi-faceted process, one that gradually develops potential from childhood to athletic maturation. Bill grew up in the St. Louis, Missouri and swam at the University of Michigan, where he graduated with a BA in English Language and Literature in 1970. Bill resides in Mission Viejo. |
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Trent Trabona, comes to us from The Woodlands, Texas. He grew up swimming for Tim Bauer, a former Nadador coach, at The Woodlands Swim Team. He has recently coached at Blue Tide Aquatics where he was in charge of developing the 10 & under boys, 11/12 and 13/14 swimmers to their respective state age group championships (T.A.G.S.). While coaching in the Houston area, Trent helped lead Blue Tide to a State title; he was a coach for the Gulf All-Star team in the fall of 2006; and in the summer of 2006, he was nominated to represent Gulf Swimming as the 15 & Over Boys Zones Coach.
In 2000, upon completing his senior year in high school, Trent qualified for the 2000 Olympic Trials in the 100 Butterfly and was ranked in the top 100 in the world. Following high school, he went on to swim at Texas A&M University and then Delta State University where he was a three-time NCAA Division II All-American.
Trent has recently been assigned to the Senior I and Senior II groups. He spent his first season as a Nadador coach with the 10 & Under Blue group as well as the 13/14 Blue group. His goal as a coach is to help develop better swimmers and better people. His philosophy is to build a strong and steady foundation, giving every athlete every opportunity to succeed in every event.
Coach Trent’s motto: “The only place success comes before work is in the dictionary.”
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| Coach Ad'm Dusenbury began coaching with the Nadadores in May 2005. After completing his undergraduate degree from the University of Redlands (B.S. in Sports Management) in 2000, he returned to San Antonio and assumed the Head Swimming & Water Polo coaching position at Tom C. Clark High School (his high school alma mater). While coaching at Clark High School, Ad'm also coached at the well-known Alamo Area Aquatics Association (AAAA) Swim Club. There, he coached a skills team, the top women's age group team and was mentored by Coach George Block. |
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After coaching high school for three years, Ad'm pursued college coaching where he was an assistant swim coach at Trinity University (San Antonio, TX). During the two years he was there, he helped the Tigers win back-to-back conference championships and was part of the nominated “Staff-of-the-Year” twice. |
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While coaching swimming and water polo in Texas, Ad’m also taught Business Computer Information Systems. Ad'm earned a master's degree in Education/Instructional Technology from the American Intercontinental University and the University of Texas at San Antonio.
Ad'm has had a successful 2 1/2 years with the Nadadores placing more than 30 swimmers in the top 16 in the country, placing 5 athletes on the Southern California Swimming All-Star Team, and placing over 50 athletes in SCS's top 16. |
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 Jeff Boss joined the Nadadores’ coaching staff in 2003 and is currently the 11-12 Age Group Division Director, 11-12 Gold Level coach and Director of the Summer Satellite swim program. Jeff has an excellent background as an age group, high school, national and collegiate swimmer and coach. He began swimming at age 11 for the Stratford (CT) YMCA. He was a National Age Group and Junior Olympic record holder, competed in the U.S. Olympic Trials and was a finalist at several Nationals for the Lakewood (CA) Aquatic Club under coach Jim Montrella. Jeff was an 8-time high school All-American. In college, Jeff swam for the legendary James E. ‘Doc’ Counsilman at Indiana University and was a member of the Big 10 and NCAA championship teams at IU. He earned a BS in Kinesiology from Indiana and a Master’s degree in Physical Education from Ball State University, Muncie, IN. Jeff was a graduate assistant at both IU and Ball State.
Jeff took his coaching career to the University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls as the Men’s Swimming Coach and adjunct professor in Physical Education. He was the founder and head coach of Hawkeye Masters Swimming –the Iowa State Champions. He was a member of the Executive Committee of the College Swimming Coaches Association of America.
At MVN Jeff has coached swimmers to SCS Age Group and Junior Olympics titles, SCS and National Top 16 achievements. He has placed swimmers on the Pacific Quad Team and had representatives in the SCS Swim Festival the past five years. |
In addition to his MVN responsibilities, Coach Boss is the Boy’s Swimming and Diving coach at Mission Viejo High School. In his five years at Mission, the boys have won the CIF-SS Division I championship three times, have been South Coast League champions four times, had 71 All-Americans, numerous OC Register All-County and LA Times All-Star swimmers and the Orange County Swimmers of the Year in 2003 (MVN’s Larsen Jensen) and 2006 (John Criste). Coach Boss was the Los Angeles Times’ Swimming Coach of the Year in 2002 and the California Coaches Association Coach of the Year in 2004.
Jeff is married to Margaret and they have three children – Tyler (graduate of UC Santa Cruz), Bobby (Pepperdine University) and Haley (Mission Viejo HS). They live in Rancho Santa Margarita. |
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Bryan began coaching in 1991 with the Colony Red Hots swim team in Irvine, California. As head coach of the Red Hots, he also joined the staff of the Mission Viejo Nadadores in 1999. There he worked with age groupers from 6-10 years old, as well as high school swimmers. Bryan spent a year working for the Irvine Unified School District gaining experience in child development, helping students with special needs, and developing after school programs. In 2003-2004 he worked closely with Jim Montrella coaching 11-12 year old swimmers, along with coaching the Nadadores first Varsity group. Bryan was selected as a Western Zone age group coach in 2004 and 2005. |
Bryan's philosophies include:
- Developing each individual to a point that will give them the greatest chance for success in the future.
- Teaching proper technique in order to move each swimmer through the 10 and under division and through the Nadadore program.
- Teaching positive attitudes and ideas through positive teaching strategies.
- Developing good people.
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Siga Rose was the highly successful Head Age Group Coach of the Nadadores from 1981 to 1986. Before returning in 1992, she coached age group programs at Stockton Tiger Aquatics and Golden West Swim Club.
She has coached more than 75 Top-16 age group qualifiers and her swimmers have set 25 national age group records. She has been chosen by her peers to coach Zone camps, All-Star camps and All-Star meets. Coach Siga was named the USA Swimming - SCS Age Group Coach of the Year in 2000.
A marathon swimmer herself, Coach Siga is known throughout the coaching profession for her special ways with young swimmers. |
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Coach Kelly joined the Nadadores as a coach in 2002.
Her college swimming included 2 years at Saddleback College where she was an All-American both years which earned her a spot in the Saddleback College Hall of Fame. She then went on to swim at California Baptist University on a swimming scholarship.
Her coaching experience started in Redlands, California working under her parents, Chuck and Joan Riggs at Redlands Swim Team from 1994-1996. From there she served as head coach at NGSV Gators working under Vic & Renee Riggs from 1996-2001. She has also worked as the Head Women's Coach at El Toro High School in 1999 and Head Men's & Women's Coach at Redlands East Valley High School in 2001.
Upon joining the Nadadores she has worked with the 10/under division and 8/under division.
Coach Kelly got married in 2004 to Ryan McClelland. |
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