Todd began his coaching career in 1983 when he worked as the Boise YMCA Assistant Swim Coach and the Downtown Y Aquatics director. In 1985 he moved to Carbondale, IL where he worked as Head Coach of the Saluki Swim Club and as an assistant coach with the SIU collegiate men’s team.  In 1988, Todd became the Head Coach of Spokane Area Swimming, where he coached for 24 years.  He was hired to coach the Boise Y Swim Team in 2012.  Todd is an ASCA Level 5 coach, the highest level granted by the American Swim Coaches Association (ASCA).

Todd has coached all levels of swimmers, from age group to Olympic Trials qualifiers. Todd has coached swimmers to Junior National champions, USA and Canadian Olympic Trials qualifiers, YMCA National champions, and USA National Swimming Finalists. In 2017 and 2018 our Boise Y Swim Team achieved 2^nd place in the combined Team standings at the YMCA National Swimming Championships. Coach Todd won the Coach of the meet both years.

Todd is married to (Vicki) and have two children who were competitive swimmers. In addition, have three grandchildren. Todd and Vicki met and swam together at Western Illinois University. They have been coaching together since 1982.

Todd has served on numerous USA Swimming LSC leadership roles for Inland Empire Swimming and Snake River Swimming. He serves as the YMCA Northwest Regional Representative since 2011 and currently is a member of the YMCA National Coaches Committee.

Todd believes every swimmer is an important part of our team and works hard to find ways for each child to have fun, be challenged, and find success.

If you would like to talk with Coach Todd, he can be reached at 208-377-4886 ext. 426. His email address is [email protected]

Born and raised in Caldwell, Linda followed an older brother to swim practice and at the age of 5 said she wanted to swim too.  By the time she was 6, she had told her mom that she was going to be a coach when she grew up.  Linda received a BS in Secondary Education/History from the University of Idaho, where she lettered all four years.  She was named the Most Improved Swimmer two times and was Team Captain her Senior year.  During her fifth year, she worked with the team under retired Boise Y Head Coach (then Vandal Head Coach) Frank Burlison.

Coach Linda has been with Boise Y since October 1997.  Before joining the Y staff, Linda coached club and high school teams in Alaska and collegiately at Ferris State University and the University of Wyoming.  She also taught a year of 8th grade World Geography in Caldwell between coaching jobs.  She has coached many Collegiate and YMCA All-Americans.

Very active in Snake River Swimming, Linda has held multiple positions and is the current Coaches Representative and a past General Chair.  She has received the Conoco/Phillips Service to Swimming Award 2009 and Snake River Coach of the Year Award 2003 and 2012.  She was a member of USA Swimming Disability Committee.  Linda is a National Coach with US Para Swimming serving as an assistant coach at the 2011, 2015 and 2019 ParaPan American Games, 2013 & 2017 IPC Swimming World Championships and 2014 Pan Pacific Para-Swimming Championships.  Received the USA Swimming Disabilty Service Award in 2018. 

Linda enjoys skiing, photography and traveling in her spare time.

Coach Vicki is an ASCA Level 4 coach, and a USA and YMCA Swimming National Level Official.  She swam at the collegiate level at Western Illinois University on a 4 year swimming scholarship.  She was a high school and collegiate school record holder and Se nior National qualifier   Vicki specialized in the freestyle sprint races.  Vicki was also a Masters National Top 10 swimmer in numerous events and a Masters National record holder in the breaststroke.  Vicki met her husband, Todd, at Western Illinois University.  They have two grown children, Molly and Kyle who were experienced competitive swimmers. 

Vicki has not only been extensively involved on the local level, but as well on the regional, zone and national levels.  She has been the Head Zone Coach and Manager for Inland Empire Swimming and Snake River Swimming. She has also served as a Coach and Official at the Zone, Regional and National level.   Vicki has served numerous terms on the Local LSC and National USA Swimming Board of Directors, and USA/YMCA National Swimming Committees.   

Krista grew up in Northern California and Salt Lake City Utah. She started swimming competitively at the age of 8 and swam through high school.   She has a Bachelor degree in Social Work and a Minor in Addiction Studies from Boise State University. She loves to help people and empower them to become the best that they can.

Krista started coaching for a rec swim team and became part of Boise Y swim team in December 2012.

Krista is a wife and a mother of very busy teenager and a active adolescent. Her and family enjoy skiing, snowmobiling, jet skiing and of course swimming.

I am so excited to be a part of the amazing coaching staff for the Boise YMCA swim team.  I have been swimming competitively since I was 10 years old.  I joined the Boise Y swim team as a swimmer when I was a freshman in high school and now I am  back, as a swim coach.  I am also currently an active swimmer on the Sawtooth Master's swim team and triathlete.  I will be competing in my third Ironman this fall in Arizona.  Over the years, I have coached high school swimming and taught swim lessons.  I have four girls--Adelaide 8, Lola 5, Arya 3, and Esmé.  My oldest Adelaide swims in the Sockeye II group for the Boise Y team and hopefully in the future all my girls will share my passion and love for swimming.  

Emri began swimming at the young age of 5 years old. She swam for Spokane Area Swimming under Coach Todd Marsh for 13 years. When she graduated from high school in 2012, she went on to swim for Boise State University on an athletic scholarship. Emri was a Winter National, Junior National & Y- National qualifier. She was a top 8 finalist at Y- Nationals for consecutive years. Emri was a part of Boise State’s Mountain West Conference Championship back in 2014 and was a top 8 finalist every year she swam at conference. She graduated from Boise State with a B.A in Communication and is currently back at BSU getting her second major in Broadcast Journalism. “I couldn’t be more thrilled to be back in the world of swimming especially at the YMCA. I grew up as a Y swimmer myself and there is nothing quite like being surrounded by the core values the Y instills in the community.”