Head Masters Coach - David Wright:

Education: BA Degree Victoria University of Wellington, NZ, 1969-1971
Financial Management Diploma – London School of Economics, United Kingdom, 1977

Registration: American Swim Coaches Association, International Level 5 - American Red Cross Certification – First Aid - Adult, Child & Infant CPR - Swim Coaches Safety

Coaching Career: Olympic Games – Barcelona 1992; World Championships – Perth 1990, SC Majorca 1992 (3rd), runner Spain 1981, Glasgow 1978 (10th)
Commonwealth Games – 1990 and 1994, runner 1978
Pan Pacific Games – Edmonton 1991 (3rd), Atlanta 1998 and Yokohama 2002.
Oceania Championships – 2 Noumea 1992 (2×2nd), Noumea 2002 (2×2nd).
Caribbean Championships – 2 Jamaica 2004 (1×1st, 2×2nds, 1×3rd, 1xMeet Record).
National NZ Open Championships – 22
World Masters Records – 2
National NZ Open Records – 19
National NZ Age Group Records – 26.
National NZ and UK Open Track Championships – 10
National NZ and Scotland Open Track Records – 4
National NZ Surf Life-Saving Titles – 3
National Virgin Island’s Open or Age Group Records – 23
National USA Masters Championships – 4
US High School State Champions – 1

Publications:
“Swim To The Top” – Paperback: 120 pages, Publisher: Meyer & Meyer, ISBN: 1841260835, June 2002.
“Swimming – A Training Program” – Paperback: 256 pages, Publisher. Meyer & Meyer, ISBN: 1841261424, April 2004

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Wright_(swimming_coach)

Assistant Masters Coach – Alison Wright:

Education: BA Degree Victoria University of Wellington, NZ, 1970-1972.

Registration: American Swim Coaches Association, Level 1 - American Red Cross Certification – First Aid - Adult, Child & Infant CPR - Swim Coaches Safety

Alison was a fine world class track athlete who competed for and was National Champion of New Zealand, Scotland and Great Britain.  She achieved a world class ranking of 7th in the Indoor 1,500 meters and 9th in the 1,000 meters in 1979.   Alison’s time for 1,000 meters, 2 minutes 38.54, achieved in the Berlin Olympic Stadium in August 1979, is the current New Zealand Open National record.  Alison competed for New Zealand in the 1978 Commonwealth Games and for Scotland in the 1980 World Championships.

Assistant Masters Coach – Dara Wittenberg:

Athletic Achievements: 2000 – present – completed multiple marathons, century bike rides, and triathlons of all distances, including Ironman. 2001 – Volley in Gastonia tournament Champions, Women’s Silver Division volleyball. 2001 – Grass Doubles, Women’s B, tournament champions at Greensboro. 2000 – Second place, women’s 34-39 age group in the Pass-a-grille, Fl. 5k. 1998 – NC State’s Women’s Intramural Racquetball Champion. 1987 – Member of Inaugural Women’s National British Fast-pitch Softball team. 1997 – Eastern Seaboard Racquetball Champion, Women’s Division A.

Registration:
USA Triathlon Level II certified coach
USA Cycling Expert Level Coach
USATF Level I
RRCA certified Endurance Running coach
ACE certified PFT, and IDEA Advanced PFT