Jason Turcotte, Sergio Lopez to Lead National Junior Team Camp Staff

Braden Keith
by Braden Keith 1

March 13th, 2014 News

Jason Turcotte of the Dynamo Swim Club and Sergio Lopez of the Bolles School have been selected as the head women’s and head men’s coaches, respectively, for the upcoming National Junior Team Camp, which will run from April 9th-13th at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

Turcotte has a total of five swimmers on this year’s National Junior Team, including two women. Nicole StaffordKylie StewartGunnar BentzJay Litherland, and Kevin Litherland will all have the opportunity to accompany their coach to the camp.

Sergio Lopez’s Bolles squad is represented by Santo Condorelli, currently a freshman at USC, and Caeleb Dressel, a Junior World Champion (Dressel trains primarily under Jason Calanog).

Assisting on Turcotte’s women’s staff include (with their Junior Team athletes in parenthesis):

  • Bill Christensen – North Texas Nadadores (Brett RinggoldJonathan Roberts)
  • Janet Harty – Greenwood Memorial Swim Club (Kaitlin HartyRyan Harty)
  • Brian Pajer – Aquazot Swim Club (Corey Okubo)

Assisting on Lopez’s Bolles staff will be (with their Junior Team athletes in parenthesis):

  • Chuck Batchelor – Bluefish Swim Club (Brooke ZeigerConnor Green)
  • Tony Batis – Palo Alto Stanford Aquatics (Ally HoweCurtis Ogren)
  • Shawn Smith – University of Denver Hilltoppers (Lauren AbruzzoCarter Griffin)

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mikeh
10 years ago

Thank you for posting. How is Caeleb Dressel doing these days? I just haven’t seen results on any of his meets lately.

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