Nathan Owens

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Nickname(s):	Buzz
Born:	April 12th, 1977
	Ashwaubenon, Wisconsin
Nationality:	United States
Status:	Retired

Nathan Owens Background Head Coach Nathan Owens is in his 11th season with the Minnesota State Women's Swimming and Diving Team. During his tenure, the Swimming and Diving team has produced the top performer's program history. Owens has helped rewrite the program's record books by coaching 19 of the 19 school record holders including all individuals and relay teams. In addition, Owens coached 152 of the 180 athletes that have achieved top-10 times in program history within each event. Owens has led the Mavericks to 9 post-season appearances in 11 years and led the program to finish in the top-25 Nationally six times. Since 2004 Owens has coached over 40 individuals athletes to over 130 All-American honors and produced U.S. and Canadian Olympic trials qualifiers. This season, Owens helped lead the Women's Swimming and Diving program into a new era as they began competing in the New South Intercollegiate Swimming Conference (NSISC). In 2015, the Mavericks finished fourth out of nine women's programs in the New South. The Mavericks had fourteen individual top-8 finishes at the NSISC Championships which included five new school records, seven individual NCAA provisional qualifying times, and one Conference Champion 200 freestyle team that set new Conference and pool …

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