Kreuser named Swimming and Diving coach

The State University of New York at Fredonia has introduced the hiring of Ryan Kreuser as the brand new head coach of its males’s and ladies’s swimming and diving packages, efficient instantly.

Kreuser brings a robust background in each teaching and aggressive swimming, together with a confirmed dedication to student-athlete growth, security, and efficiency. He most not too long ago served as an assistant swimming coach at SUNY Oswego, the place he helped information coaching plans, develop athletes throughout all ability ranges, and assist meet-day operations.

“Having been a student-athlete and coach in the SUNYAC, Ryan understands the task at hand in leading our swimming and diving program.” – Fredonia State Director of Athletics P.J. Gondek

“Having been a student-athlete and coach in the SUNYAC,” mentioned Fredonia State Director of Athletics P.J. Gondek, “Ryan understands the task at hand in leading our swimming and diving program. Fredonia is the perfect place for Ryan to get his start as a head coach and continue the process of bolstering our roster and fostering a student-athlete experience that focuses on wellness and academic and athletic excellence.”

In addition to his collegiate teaching expertise, Kreuser has held a number of management roles on the membership and youth ranges, together with serving as head coach of the Newark Wahoos Swim Club and a coach with Oswego Lakers Club Swimming. In these positions, he designed day by day exercises, developed method throughout all 4 strokes, and helped swimmers progress towards particular person and crew objectives.

Kreuser is a former collegiate swimmer and crew captain at SUNY Oswego, the place he earned a number of relay information. His aggressive background additionally consists of success in triathlon, having certified for nationwide competitions and competed on the World Triathlon Championships. 

“I am extremely excited for the opportunity to take on the role of Head Swimming and Diving Coach at SUNY Fredonia,” Kreuser mentioned. “I would like to thank the Athletic Director P.J. Gondek, Associate Director of Athletics Angela Pucciarelli Rice, and the rest of the search committee for putting their trust in me to take over this program and help move it forward. SUNY Fredonia has a strong history within the SUNYAC with a lot of potential for this current program. I look forward to guiding the student athletes towards a successful career.”

Kreuser holds a grasp’s diploma from Nazareth University and a bachelor’s diploma from SUNY Oswego. His background in schooling and artistic arts remedy enhances his teaching philosophy, emphasizing holistic scholar growth, psychological well-being, and teamwork. An authorized U.S. swim coach and lifeguard with CPR/AED credentials, he’s dedicated to sustaining a protected and high-performing setting for all student-athletes.

“My vision for the program,” Kreuser mentioned, “is to help grow the team to have a lot of depth, versatility and engagement. There will be a lot to be gained from having higher numbers on the team from being more competitive, to having an increase in engagement for the program. I hope to grow the team culture and continue to develop a fun and enriching environment for anyone who hopes to be a part of this program.”