SCAD Names Former Tennessee, Lindenwood, Calvin Swimmer Isabella Gable as Assistant Coach

The Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) has named former Division I, II, and III swimmer Isabella Gable an assistant coach for the Swimming and Diving Program.

Gable just lately frolicked on the teaching employees at St. Thomas University, serving to lead each the ladies’s and males’s groups to top-five crew placements on the NAIA National Championships, groups that cumulatively boasted greater than 20 NAIA All-American swimmers final season.

“I am incredibly excited to start sharing the deck with Izzy,” mentioned SCAD’s Head Coach Rob Zamorano in a press release from the school. “Her passion for both the sport and what our university stands for were clear from day one. I am honored to share the team, department, and school’s goals with her and can’t wait to see what we can accomplish.”

Gable’s profession as a swimmer included stints at Tennessee (Division I), Lindenwood University (Division II), and Calvin University (Division III), ending her aggressive profession at Calvin, the place she was an All-American as a member of the 400 free relay that completed sixth on the NCAA Division III Championships in 2024.

“I’m incredibly honored to accept the position of Assistant Swimming & Diving Coach at SCAD… I’m grateful for every step that’s led me here. My experiences as a student-athlete and coach have been shaped by incredible mentors, teammates, and athletes who have continually challenged me to grow.” Gable said in the press release from SCAD. “I’ll always be thankful to Head Coach Caesar Asadi and everyone at St. Thomas University for giving me my first opportunity in collegiate coaching and trusting me during my first year. I’d also like to extend a heartfelt thank you to former Assistant Coach Molly Dunphy for her encouragement and belief in me, and to Head Coach Rob Zamorano for his kindness and support throughout this transition. I’m excited to get to work, invest in our artist-athletes, and see what we can accomplish together in the Hive.”

The SCAD girls completed runners-up to Keiser on the NAIA National Championships this previous season, whereas the boys completed third, solely trailing Keiser and Cumberlands.