ASCA CEO Jenn LaMont Discusses 2024 World Clinic, Letter to USA Swimming

The 2024 ASCA World Clinic wrapped in Orlando on Saturday. The clinic featured an endless pool for coaching demonstrations coupled with stadium seating in the middle of the vendor hall. This popular new feature of the clinic is the brainchild of ASCA CEO Jenn LaMont. She discussed the success of the endless pool last year and how she built upon its popularity this year.

LaMont also spoke with SwimSwam about the open letter ASCA penned to the USA Swimming Board of Directors calling for new leadership, which was heard and acted upon. She expands on what ASCA would like to see from USAS leadership moving forward.

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Dodgerdog1988
2 months ago

Did anyone ask Jennifer why John Leonard is still a member of the ASCA Hall of Fame after his unscrupulous behavior, thus staining the HOF? Also why didn’t the ASCA board pursue civil and/or criminal action against Leonard for waltzing in retirement with ASCA membership money in tow? I know she’s trying to do a better job, but until this questions are answered, ASCA will always lack credibility.

Orange
Reply to  Dodgerdog1988
2 months ago

Because he is a hero and legend in US swimming. That’s why

DWY
Reply to  Orange
2 months ago

Only in his own mind.

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