Coach Scott is from Warren, OH.  He received his BA degree from Fairmont State University in Physical Education & Health and continued to earn a MA Ed Sports Sciences from Ashland University. Swimming was his crafted sport, and he became the First Four-year All-American in Fairmont State Athletics history achieving All-America Swimming status in 15 events over his career and maintained this elite status in the United States Marine Corps, while reaching the rank of Captain.  In 2016 he was inducted into the prestigious Fairmont State University Athletic Hall of Fame.  Coach Scott has been coaching since the early 80’s starting his collegiate career at Fairmont, East Carolina University and ended at Ashland University in 1992.  Moving to Florida to support his family, he began teaching and coaching at various coaching clubs in the Tampa Bay area to include USA Swimming Clubs in Tampa, Dunedin, and East Lake and with High School teams at Tarpon Springs HS, J. W. Mitchell HS and Countryside High School.  In 2016 & 2020 Coach Scott was selected as the Coach of the Year for the State of Florida by the National Federation of High Schools governing body.  He has coached 51 NISCA All-American Swimmers, 31 FHSAA State Champions and more importantly, over 78 NISCA Academic All-Americans. He is currently the Head Coach of Swimming with Radiant Aquatics in Clearwater.

Coach Scott is a member of American Swimming Coaches Association and NISCA (National Interscholastic Swim Coaches Association).  Coach currently teaches Driver Ed and Health at Countryside High School in Clearwater, FL.  He has a 24 year old son who resides in Palm Harbor.  

Coach Kyle started his swimming career at an early age.  Due to his extremely high energy and constant wiggles, his mother put him in every sport she possibly could.  In swim lessons at the age of six, the swim instructors were quite sure Kyle was a good swimmer but he was constantly at the bottom of the pool diving and swimming around.  They suggested that he try the swim team.  He found his niche.  By the end of his six-year-old season, he was hooked on practice and winning ribbons, medals, and trophies at meets.  At the age of 10, Kyle was ranked in the top 16 in the nation for YMCA swimming in the backstroke. 

In high school Kyle had the opportunity to work with many different coaches and great teammates.  In 2005 and 2006 his high school team won the Wisconsin division 2 State Championship meets.  In 2008 Kyle won the 100 backstroke and 100 freestyle at division 2 state earning him some looks from several mid major division 1 NCAA colleges as well as division 2 and 3 schools.

Swimming at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Kyle was part of a three-time Horizon League Conference championship team.  He received rookie of the year in 2009, voted team captain both Junior and Senior year, and voted MVP his Senior year.  He is extremely grateful for the time he had at Milwaukee and his amazing coaches and teammates who pushed him to be his best.

After college swimming Kyle spent some time abroad in South Korea and then worked a corporate job for two years.  After two years of being in the office, the passion for swimming had not worn off.  With a lot of prayers and family encouragement, Kyle and his wife Shari decided to make a big life change and move to Florida so Kyle could pursue his coaching career.

In August of 2016 Kyle took the position as the Head Swim and Dive coach of Clearwater High School.  Two months later, Kyle was able to assume the role of head coach of a club swim team in Pinellas County which is now Radiant Aquatics.  

Kyle has already seen several impressive bench marks in his short time as head coach.  He has had the opportunity to coach several swimmers who have qualified for All-American Consideration, one of these being the 2016 and 2017 Florida 3A High School State Champion in the 100 backstroke.  He has also qualified multiple swimmers to USA Swimming Futures and this past summer season his team was a dominant force at the AAU Jr. Olympics Swim Meet.

In December of 2023, Coach Kyle moved to Kearney, NE to take over as the head coach for Women's Swimming and Diving at UNK which is an NCAA Division 2 program.  He is still involved in the backend of the team and loves to hear how his former Florida swimmers are doing!

Coach Eric has been a part of Pinellas County swimming for decades. Having grownup in Largo, he swam for WFLA from the age of 10, and swam for Osceola High School in the 80s. A Florida High School State Championship qualifier in the 500Freestyle. He attended college at Minnesota State University, swimming Division II for all four years. 

Coach Eric comes to us from the Suncoast YMCA, having been coaching for PYP over the last four years at their North Pinellas branch. He’s coached all age ranges and abilities, recently coaching several Futures and Jr National qualifiers. He has been active in High School coaching with Hollins, Clearwater, and East Lake High Schools. In 2023 he was head swim coach for Countryside High School. For 2024 Coach Eric will be the head swim coach at CCC.