Kachemack Swim Club Coaching Staff
At KSC, our coaching staff is dedicated to fostering a positive, challenging, and fun environment where swimmers of all levels can thrive. Our coaches are passionate about developing strong swimmers both in and out of the water, building confidence, character, and a lifelong love of swimming.
Jaime Roth
Head Coach
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Jaime's journey with water began at a young age, spending much of her time immersed in competitive club swimming, open-water adventures, and snorkeling/scuba diving. With a deep commitment to teaching water safety skills and creating opportunities for both recreational and competitive swimming, Jaime brings a wealth of experience to our club.
Jaime firmly believes in the power of teamwork to build a resilient, inclusive, and dynamic community of swimmers for all ages.
Experience
Graduating from the University of Cincinnati with a bachelor's degree in secondary education, Jaime is passionate about understanding how to support individuals in any learning environment. Her coaching career spans an impressive 25 years, beginning in an era when every meet entry required a handwritten card mailed weeks in advance. Jaime is eager to apply all she's learned over the years to guide the Kachemak Swim Club through many seasons of growth and development.
Monica Mede
Rebecca Hardy
Kane Graham
Kane was born and raised in Homer and began his swimming journey with KSC when he was 13. He’s been hooked on swimming ever since, competing both in KSC and on the Homer High School swim team. Between teaching swim lessons and volunteering as a Special Olympics coach when he was in high school, Kane has had a passion for teaching swimming from the start. After attending the Coast Guard Academy, Kane has returned to Homer, ready to share his passion for swimming to those ready to make a splash.
Jessica Sweep
Jessica grew up in a small farm town in Minnesota, moving to Homer a few years ago. She participated in her high school swim team from 7th through 12th grade. She specialized in the 100 backstroke and 500 freestyle, qualifying for sections in both events most years. Lifeguarding and teaching swimming lessons were prominent jobs for her throughout high school. Swimming continues to be a favorite pastime for her. She loves being in the pool environment, helping facilitate a love for swimming in others.
Tirzah Hardy
Tirzah grew up swimming with Kachemak Swim Club and the HHS swim team. After high school she continued her passion for the pool by becoming a lifeguard and then a swim coach. She’s passionate about our coastal community, having access to swimming lessons to provide children with the building blocks for water safety as well as being a part of a club that builds up confident and kind athletes of all ages.
