Alicia dove into the swimming world at an early age, and continues to participate and give back to the sport that she grew up loving so much.  She swam>

Coach Joselyn leads the Pikes Peak Athletics program at the Club at Flying Horse.  Her enthusiasm and natural love for the sport are evident through her careful planning  and instruction, and deeply formed relationships.  Not only a student in seeking her master’s degree in Public Administration at UCCS, Joselyn is a student of the sport and  actively seeks opportunity for growth and learning.  During her college years, Joselyn head-coached a summer league program in her home town of Shepherdstown, West  Virginia, growing the program for 60 to 150 athletes from 2011 to 2014.  She swam for Mount Holyoke College for four years, serving as team captain for two years.  In high  school, Joselyn set 7 school records, while individually representing her high school at the state championships in all four years.  Joselyn coaches all Pikes Peak Athletics  groups in some capacity, weaving her edgy personality and flippant sense of humor into the fabric of the team. 

Annie White hails from the beautiful Jackson Hole, Wyoming. She spent her childhood mostly in the outdoors skiing in the winter and hiking in the summer. She was told  she needed a "sport" to focus on and found swimming. After quickly falling in love with the it, all aspects of her life have encompassed this great sport in some capacity. She  swam year round on a USA Swimming club and for her high school team and managed to balance time in the pool with time in the mountains. She attended college at  Concordia College in Minnesota and continued her passion for the sport competing as a distance swimmer for her college and coaching a local high school team. Annie  received a degree in Exercise Science and went onto graduate school at Minnesota State University, earning a Master’s degree in Sports Management. After graduate  school she worked for the University of Minnesota (Go Gophers!) in their Recreation and Wellness Department coordinating events.  Annie now works her dream job,  planning and running national level USA Swimming competitions such as Junior Nationals, Nationals, the Arena Pro Swim Series, and Olympic Trials. Annie has managed  to keep coaching part-time throughout her professional career. She has coached age group swimming for 10 years and high school swimming for 6 years. She loves  working with all age groups from 5 years old to 50 years old and just enjoys sharing her passion with others. When not coaching or traveling for USA Swimming Annie can be found playing in the mountains with her husband, where her other passions live.