Hi my name is Trinity, I have been swimming competitively since 2009. Growing up I swam with the Tanglewood Tigers, making all-stars and divisionals seasonally. In 2014 I became more invested in the coaching aspect, helping with the pre-team, eventually becoming their assistant coach. I competitively swam all the way through high school, during the summer of high school I joined the Bethesda Barracudas and taught lessons at Kennedy Shriver Aquatic Center. Last year I was welcomed into the Tollefson Community as a coach. I am currently enrolled in Montgomery County Community College to get my associates for community health. 

Miah Lopez, a dedicated individual whose love for swimming runs deep. With a background as a competitive swimmer growing up in Florida and current role as swim coach for RMSC. Miah brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the pool deck. Beyond coaching Miah has a passion for health and wellness both in her own life and the lives of others. Currently studying psychology, Miah’s understanding of this field enriches her coaching approach and personal development. With a blend of passion, expertise, and dedication, she strives to make a positive impact in and out of the pool deck. 

Bailey Reed has been with the Gators since age 6. She competitively swam with Hyrdo-Sonic Tiburones and Tollefson Swimming throughout middle and high school. Additionally, she swam on the varsity swim team for Winston Churchill High School for all 4 years, making it to Metros and States every year. For the past two swim seasons, Bailey worked as the Junior coach, which included swimming and coaching for the Gators. Previously, Bailey worked at Goldfish Swim School as a lifeguard and swim coach enriching her coaching abilities and water safety knowledge. Now a rising sophomore at Howard University studying political science, Bailey is excited to work with the coaches to lead the Gators to a successful swim season.