Christopher Morgan, High Performance Director and National Team Coach
Coach Chris comes to Revolution Aquatic Club as a tenured Performance coach and Lead coach with a resume that boasts development and success at all levels of swimming. His philosophy has always been to give a vision of how to succeed to every individual he works with and help them understand that the drive must come from within. He is incredibly humbled to be part of Revolution and looks forward to having an environment of challenge and fun together!
Chris arrives (as many families may know) after most recently guiding a large New England team over the past ten years. Prior to that, Chris served as the Women’s Assistant at Harvard. (Our Princeton Tigers on staff do their best to ignore this part.) Chris spent 15 years in Switzerland, progressing from Head club coach, to National Team member, to Head Coach of multiple International Championship including the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, China. Chris started his coaching career in California (1992-1997) where he worked with clubs and high schools (including his Alma mater Los Altos high school) and most significantly his coaching at Stanford University under legendary coach Richard Quick.
Chris graduated from the University of California at Davis with a B.S. in Biological Sciences. During his time in Switzerland he completed his M.S. in Sports Science with an emphasis in Human Movement. And, during the Covid pandemic, Chris continued to show his desire in education and self-development by pursuing a PhD in Exercise Science. Chris hopes that showing his athletes his own desire to learn will also promote an “education first” attitude to all the athletes.
Chris feels his most important fortune in his life is his wife NOK. They live in North Shore and enjoy canoeing and antique shopping together.
Jason Chung, Lead Senior Coach
Coach Jason Chung was raised in Boston and currently works for the Boston Fire Engineers Division.
He previously co-founded the Inner City Marine Swim Team of Boston in 2008, which served the Roxbury, Dorchester, and Hyde Park communities and surrounding areas. During his tenure as Director and Head Coach of the Inner City Marine Swim Team, Jason led his team to New England Championships each season with athletes finding success at the Age Group, Senior, and Zone championship levels as well as having strong performances at YMCA Nationals. Coach Jason also spent this time coaching for 4 years at Boston Public Mathematics and Science High School where he led the John D. O’Bryant swim team to MIAA State Championship success.
In February 2023, he joined another large New England club, co-coaching with Coach Chris and Coach Jenny at Age Group, Senior, and National level meets, as well as having the opportunity to coach alongside his son Justin during this time. Coach Jason was also selected as a New England Zones coach in 2020 and 2024.
Excelling at the forefront of elite development, Coach Jason studied and coached under legendary coach Mike Bottom at the Michigan Swim Camp, where he worked training and intensive tracks with some of this nation’s elite coaches and athletes. His talent in coaching swimmers at elite levels was recognized by USA Swimming in 2022 when Coach Jason was selected as a coach for the 2022 USA Swimming National Diversity Select Camp held at USA Swimming headquarters in Colorado Springs. Chung is certified with USA and YMCA Swimming and is an American Swim Coaches Association (ASCA) Level 4 coach.
Coach Jason is thrilled to continue his decorated coaching career as a proud member of Revolution.
Claire Lee, Lead Age Group Coach
Coach Claire began her swimming career at age 5, competing for 12 years up through the national level with Greater Somerset County YMCA Storm, a silver medal club in New Jersey. As a high schooler she was a 4-year varsity athlete, 8-time record holder, county and state champion, captain her senior year, and an assistant coach to the age groupers on her club team. She graduated from Northeastern University with her BS and MS in Bioengineering and Mathematics and currently works as a Process Engineer in cell and gene therapeutics.
Claire began coaching for a large New England club in April 2022, quickly reigniting her passion for helping young swimmers realize their capabilities in and out of the pool. She has since led her 10 & Under Championship Team to 2nd place overall finishes in 2023 and 2024 and was chosen as a 2024 New England Zones coach.
Outside of engineering and coaching, Claire enjoys running the non-profit she founded in college dedicated to promoting inclusivity and representation for women and girls in skateboarding, surfing, and snowboarding. She is delighted to continue building community and empowering others as a member of Revolution.\
Whitney Shultz, Lead Stars & Stripes Coach
Coach Whitney began her swimming career on the Mass Bay Marlins, a former New England swim team. She was an Olympic Trials qualifier and went on to swim at Princeton University, where she captained the team her senior year.
Whitney has spent her professional career in elementary education, as both a teacher and school leader. She is passionate about working with our youngest swimmers to help them reach their goals in the pool and develop lifelong skills.
Whitney lives in Concord, MA with her husband and four children, and she continues to swim on a Master’s team year round.
Andrew Sanchez, Assistant Coach
Coach Andrew has been in the swimming world since the age of six, competing with the Dedham Clippers and Crimson Aquatics, and later competing on the varsity team at Xaverian Brothers High School, specializing in IM and butterfly and serving as captain for two years,.
Andrew graduated from Xavier University in Cincinnati, where he was an active swimmer. His motivation as a coach comes from witnessing swimmers evolve into their best selves and developing a genuine love for the sport.
As a private coach, Andrew worked with swimmers of all ages—from children to adults, focusing on swimming fundamentals with each athlete. His work with children focuses on relationship development to better dialogues with each athlete, helping each swimmer reach their full potential in and out of the pool.
Outside of coaching, Andrew currently works as a building engineer. He enjoys golfing, working out, and snowboarding whenever possible.
Morgan Gangi, Assistant Coach
Coach Morgan began her swimming career at age 6 with the Waltham Boys and Girls Club, where she competed for a decade before moving to Charles River Aquatics for 2 years. During her time at Waltham High School, she was a varsity athlete in swimming, soccer, and track-and-field. She recently graduated from Stonehill College in May 2024 with a BA in Criminology and Psychology, where she served as captain of the swim team in her senior year.
Morgan is excited to bring her passion for the sport to the next generation of swimmers and is eager to help our athletes grow both in and out of the pool. Outside of swimming, Morgan
currently works for the Middlesex District Attorney’s Office and
enjoys CrossFit, painting, and playing with her two dogs.
Jenny Eaddy, Head Coach
Coach Jenny started as a USA Swimming coach with East Bay Aquatic Club (EBAC) in East Providence, Rhode Island after college. During her 5 years with EBAC, she led their top group, sending numerous swimmers on to successful college careers, including a Division III All American. She returned to coaching in 2023, joining as an assistant across multiple groups with another team and eventually worked as the assistant to the high performance group.
In the years between coaching stints, Jenny worked at Johnson & Johnson, Genzyme, Sanofi, Immunogen, and most recently Abbvie as an executive in their Regulatory departments, helping these firms navigate the intricacies of the drug approval process with the U.S. FDA and similar international agencies. As it would happen, dealing with government agencies prepares you well for handling kids on a pool deck.
As a swimmer herself, Jenny was a Junior National finalist in the 200 back with EBAC. She went on to swim for four years at Clemson, including as a member of Clemson's 1997 ACC Championship. After college, Jenny returned to Providence and swam masters while working full time and coaching at PAC setting numerous New England Masters individual records and National relay records. In 2013, she was inducted into the Rhode Island Aquatics Hall of Fame.
Jenny lives in Sudbury, MA with her husband Jason, their two boys, and their two crazy dogs.
