Springville swim coach pleads no contest to object rape, sexual battery prices

PROVO — A former Springville swim coach isn’t contesting that she inappropriately touched two folks, one among whom was youthful than 14, with out consent.

Charging paperwork stated there have been a number of allegations of sexual assault in opposition to the coach from former swimmers and a coach, some saying that she touched them within the crotch space as a part of an initiation ritual or to “establish dominance.”

Jordan Shea Fassett Meyer, 33, pleaded no contest on Jan. 8 to object rape, a third-degree felony, and sexual battery, a category B misdemeanor, on Jan. 8 as a part of a plea in abeyance. When talking with investigators, she denied the allegations however stated related issues occurred to her a number of instances whereas taking part in water polo.

Her plea-in-abeyance time period is 36 months. During that point, along with not violating the regulation, she was ordered to finish a psychosexual analysis and any really helpful therapy. She can also be ordered to register as a intercourse offender throughout these 36 months.

After the plea in abeyance time period, if she has accomplished all the circumstances, the forcible sexual abuse cost can be entered as a decreased conviction for sexual battery, a category A misdemeanor.

As a part of her plea deal, a cost of sexual battery, a category A misdemeanor, in a separate case was dismissed.

She served as the pinnacle ladies’ swim coach at Springville High School starting in September 2021, and was then employed as the pinnacle boys’ swim coach at Maple Mountain High School in September 2022, in keeping with the Nebo School District. She has additionally coached applications on the Clyde Recreation Center.

Nebo School District said that she was terminated after they discovered of her arrest in February 2024.