Reese Lamph Returns to Nevada as Assistant Coach

RENO, Nev. — University of Nevada Head Swimming & Diving Coach Brendon Bray introduced right now that 2022 Nevada graduate Reese Lamph has been named Assistant Swimming Coach for the Wolf Pack.
 
Lamph competed for Nevada from 2020 to 2022 after transferring from the University of Houston, the place she as soon as held the varsity report within the 1650 freestyle (16:30.62). During her time with the Pack, Lamph was a standout performer, contributing considerably within the 500 freestyle, 1650 freestyle, and 400 IM. Her most notable season got here in 2021, when she helped lead Nevada to a runner-up end on the convention championship and earned a number of particular person occasion finals appearances.
 
A local of Las Vegas, Nevada, Lamph graduated from Palo Verde High School, the place she held college information within the 100 backstroke and 200 medley relay. She additionally educated with the nationally famend Sandpipers of Nevada underneath U.S. Olympic coach Ron Aitken. Her teaching expertise consists of serving as an assistant coach alongside her mom, Becky Lamph, head coach at Andelson High School in Las Vegas.
 
Lamph now takes the subsequent step in her teaching profession on the NCAA Division I stage, returning to Nevada in a brand new position on the deck.
 
“We couldn’t be more excited to have Reese join our staff at Nevada,” mentioned Head Coach Brendon Bray. “With her great attitude and respected background swimming at one of the best clubs in the country, I think she is the perfect fit for our staff. It is special for me to have worked with Reese as an athlete because I know the positive impact she can have on the team, and I look forward to having her help our program in this new role. We can’t wait to get started!”
 
Lamph will start her duties instantly because the Wolf Pack prepares for the upcoming season.