Hampden-Sydney Names Courtney Faller New Head Swimming Coach

HAMPDEN-SYDNEY, Va. — Hampden-Sydney College Director of Athletics Chad Eisele has introduced the appointment of Courtney Faller because the College’s new head swimming coach. Faller beforehand served because the assistant coach and swim teacher on the Country Club of Charleston in South Carolina since March 2023, has been the Aquatics Learning Director for the FitCatZ program on the College of Charleston since October 2022 and based the Hurricane Swim Academy in 2018 for educating day by day classes.
 
“I am very excited to have Courtney lead our swim program,” stated Eisele. “He has a great coaching background at the club level and this experience gives him a unique advantage in finding competitive swimmers looking to continue their career in college.”
 
Faller deliberate, organized and ran day by day practices for seasonal aggressive swim groups on the Country Club, whereas aiding the pinnacle coach in all crew actions and communications. In addition to educating day by day classes, he helped develop this system to its largest dimension in 10 years, because the youngest age group constantly completed among the many Top 10 within the league.
 
“I am extremely excited at this opportunity, and Andria and I look forward to becoming long term members of the community,” stated Faller. “Hampden-Sydney College is the most supportive organization I’ve ever been a part of, and the potential here is nearly unlimited. I can’t wait to help the swim team elevate itself, both in the conference and nationally. I love this institution already, and we are ready to launch!”
 
Faller was answerable for curriculum, coaching, requirements and aims for occupational remedy college students on the College of Charleston, whereas working with neurodiverse college students of all ages. He supervised day by day classes for all college students and instructors, and helped develop participation and retention, commonly aiding with particular person classes, as nicely. His accountability with the Hurricane Swim Academy included educating day by day classes in accordance with non-public curriculum and sustaining progress logs for all college students, whereas speaking and scheduling classes every day.
 
Faller has an in depth background in aquatics, moreover serving as a Water Safety Instructor for the City of Charleston (2020-22), Head Coach of the Low Country Lightning (2017-19), Head Coach and Aquatics Director of the I’on Club (2012-17), Head Site Coach for the City of Charleston Swim Team (2001-04) and Assistant Senior Coach for Green Mountain Aquatics (1996-99) in Vermont.
 
The Burlington, Vermont native graduated from the University of Michigan in 1996 with a Bachelor of Science diploma in political science with a minor in advertising and marketing. He was a three-year member of the Wolverines swim crew and earned Academic All Big 10 honors.