Paul Yetter
Head Coach
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Paul Yetter joined T2 Aquatics in May 2010 as the club’s Head
Coach. Before spending
a year at Auburn University (2009-2010), Paul spent the previous 9
years at the North Baltimore Aquatic Club working with athletes of
all ages and ability levels.
A member of USA Swimming’s National Team Coaching Staff, Paul
has represented the USA as an assistant coach at the 2008 Olympic
Games, the 2007 Japan Open, the 2006 Pan Pacific Championships, and
the 2005 World Championships. Additionally, Paul served as the
Head Women’s Coach of the 2007 Pan American Games.
Prior to his time on the USA National Team Staff, Paul gained
experience assisting National Coach of the Year Bob Bowman during
NBAC’s 2001-2002 season.
Coach Yetter's athletes have represented the USA in International
Competition every year since 2004, winning medals at the Olympic
Games, World Championships, Pac Pacific Games, World University
Games, and the Pan American Games.
Most recently at NBAC, Yetter coached Liz Pelton to the 2009 USA
World Championship Team where she finished 6th in the 200
backstroke. Pelton qualified for the US team in 3 individual
events, more than any other female swimmer from the United
States.
Prior to the 2009 season, Yetter coached Katie Hoff to Olympic Team
berths in 2004 and 2008. During the 2007-08 season, Hoff set 11
American Records in nine different events, won three Olympic medals
and twice set a long course World Record in the 400m IM.
Yetter has coached five NBAC Athletes to the National
“A” Team – Katie Hoff, Liz Pelton, Dan Madwed,
Felicia Lee, and Courtney Kalisz; as well as eight Athletes to
Major USA National Team Trips.
Since 2002, Yetter's swimmers have set more than 75 national age
group records in 12 of the 14 competitive events while ten
different athletes have achieved more than 75 No. 1 national age
group rankings. Yetter coached a group of 12 athletes to the 2009
World Championship Trials, and 13 athletes to the 2008 Olympic
Trials.
For his efforts in coaching, Yetter was named the 2007 United
States Olympic Committee Developmental Coach of the Year for all
Olympic Sports.
Yetter is a 1998 graduate of the University of Wisconsin where he
earned a degree in English.
Kevin M. Erndl
Coach
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Kevin Erndl is the Founder and
Director of T2 Aquatics. After starting his coaching
career in 1997 with the Augusta Swim League, Kevin became a
YMCA of the Palms Coach at the Norris pool in
2005. Currently, Kevin is a Senior and Age Group coach for T2
Aquatics – and he also serves as a USA National Team
Coach.
In August 2009 Kevin coached
Erika Erndl to a US Open Meet Record in the 100 Meter Freestyle,
earning Erika a spot on the 2009-2010 National
Team. Kevin’s coaching philosophy is geared toward
refining an athlete’s stroke, and developing a training plan
that enables T2 Athletes to swim with optimum proficiency and
skill.
A graduate of the University of
North Carolina – Chapel Hill, Kevin was a First Team All-ACC
swimmer for the ‘Heels. Having competed in the 1999 NCAA
Championships and the 2000 US Olympic Trials, Kevin has been
involved as an athlete at the highest level of swimming offered in
the United States. As a High School student, Kevin was named
the NISCA National High School Swimmer of the Year in 1997.
Kevin earned his UNC degree in
Economics, and is a full-time Portfolio Manager – as well as
the Founder and Director of T2 Multisport for Tri-athletes.
In his spare time, Kevin has enjoyed competing in
Triathlons – having won the 2008 Heartland Triathlon in
Sebring Florida, as well as qualifying for the 70.3 World Triathlon
Championships in 2007 and a 2007, 2008, 2009 USAT
All-American.
Aside from his role in T2’s
Team Management, Kevin will have a hand in coaching many of our
groups at T2. In particular, Kevin will serve as a Senior
Coach and an Age Group Performance coach, and will at times assist
with our Age Group Development groups.
Jennifer Weir
Coach
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Jenn Weir has been a coach for
T2 Aquatics since November 2009. Jenn’s T2
athletes consistently place among the top athletes in
Florida. In the summer of 2010, three of Jenn’s T2
athletes scored as Finalists in the Long Course Florida Junior
Olympics held in Orlando. With a focus on technical precision,
Jenn strives to teach stroke technique to our athletes at the
highest possible level.
Jenn is a 2002 graduate of the
University of Miami, where she competed for the ‘Canes on a
swimming scholarship. During her time at Miami, Jenn won the
Big East Championship in the 200 IM, as well as the 200 Freestyle
– and also competed in the 2000 United States Olympic
Trials.
Jenn is committed to teaching
young swimmers the value that proper stroke technique, positive
practice ethics and mental and physical preparedness can have on
their success in swimming and in life.
In addition to her role with T2
Aquatics, Jenn is a full-time Primary grades teacher, and the Head
Coach at Lely High School. This fall Jenn will be assisting
with all of our Age Group Training Groups.
Amy Schwoerer
Coach
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Amy has been coaching with T2
since November, and as an age group coach at the YMCA since
2008. Currently Amy coaches our Introduction and Age Group
Development 2 groups.
Hailing from Sheboygan, Wisconsin
Amy coached for 24 years as an Age Group Coach and the Head Coach
for North High School. She has coached many State Champions
and National Qualifiers from the state of Wisconsin. As the
head coach for Sheboygan YMCA Amy coached her teams to 9
consecutive Conference Championships.
Amy brings a positive, refreshing
attitude to her coaching – and excels in teaching athletes
proper technique with all swimming strokes, starts, and
turns.
Caroline Humphreville
Coach
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Born in Tampa, Florida and moved
to Naples at 5 years old, Caroline was part of the very first Swim
Florida Competitive Team at the Norris Aquatic Center.
She received an NCAA Division I swimming scholarship to the
University of Alabama where she was part of the SEC Championship
Squad, awarded the Southeastern Conference Academic Honor Roll and
earned a Bachelor of Science in Education with a concentration in
Exercise and Sports Science. As the Swim Lesson Coordinator at
the YMCA and one of the Head Coaches of the Naples High School Swim
Team she will also begin her Doctorate in Physical Therapy in the
Fall 2010 at Florida Gulf Coast University. Her goals are to
improve swimmers competitive strokes, technique and physical
endurance along with their mental well being.
Tim O'Neill
Coach
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Tim's Bio will be added soon!
