Coach Carlos has been coaching the Wahoos of Jacksonville since 2013. His coaching career in the US started in 2008 when he joined the YMCA in Ponte Vedra.  He also coaches the Providence Swim Team and Harvest Swim Team during the fall. He has developed swimmers that went on to continue their swimming career in college.

Currently his goal is to form a bigger year-round program that could serve the community; especially to those that cannot afford swim lessons or a swim team.

Coaching Achievements:

• Multiple Swimmers qualifiying to FLAGS, Senior Champs, Sectionals, Junior Nationals, and Zones
• Multiple records broken at the High School that he coaches since 2009
• 5 swimmers express interest in swimming in college and all of them went on to do so

His swimming experience began in high school. He helped his high school team win the state championship for 5 consecutive years. He was also a part of Ecuador's national team, during which he won 3 gold medals for his country. (100 Breaststroke, 4x100 Free Relay, and 4x100 Medley Relay). He was also Ecuador’s National Champion in the 200 Breaststroke in 1996. 

Stacy is one of the owners of Wahoos of Jacksonville, Inc. She has worked with the Wahoos since the beginning in a more administrative role. Before making Wahoos a full time career, Stacy worked for over 12 years at UNF in multiple areas. One of her favorite roles at UNF was advising and teaching incoming freshman. She also advised athletes. Stacy has a Master's Degree in Education.

Stacy moved from behind the scenes to coaching/teaching in the water about 2 years and could not be more happy. She loves helping our swimmers get stronger to be able to compete! You will find her screaming for every swimmer at our meets. She also loves teaching kids how to swim. 

She is currently certified USA Swimming Coach and a Level 1 as a Swim Whisprer for our Adaptive swim program.

My swimming career started at a very young age. I swam competitively since I was in 6th grade and continue all the way through high school. I have taught elementary school for several years and I am currently the Dean of Students at the River City Science Academy. I started coaching with the Wahoos in the fall 2021 and it is exciting to see the improvement in each swimmer every season. I am married to my high school sweetheart for 14 years and we  have 2 kids (Maebry and Bryson). They are also part of the Wahoos team.

I'm Ainsley Baldwin! I am the oldest of 6 brothers and sisters. I have a lot of experience with little kids and I love that they are always filled with excitement. I coach/teach surfing in summer. I started swimming competitively with the Wahoos this year and I coached as a volunteer this past summer with the Intro Group. I'm so grateful that I get to spend more time with our little Wahoos and coach the sport that I love!  I love Wahoos so much and the family that Coach Stacy and Coach Carlos have built. 

Coach Colton’s swimming journey began 2015, swimming on Providence School’s high school team under Coach Carlos. Shortly after, he became a member of the Wahoos of Jacksonville in the summer of 2016 back when it was still an only summer league team. Throughout high school he trained year round under Coach Carlos and has assisted with coaching in the summer since 2017.

After graduating high school in 2020, Colton went on to attend Florida State University where he is pursuing a degree in Finance. His swimming journey has continued at FSU where he is a part of the club swim team and he continues to return coaching at Wahoos during the summer months.