Since 1964
About Us
Our mission is to develop world class citizens through excellence in swimming.
About Us
Dynamo Swim Club is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that that brings the sport of swimming to individuals of all ages and experience levels. Since the club’s inception in 1964, we’ve grown from a small network of summer league teams to become one of the top ranked age group clubs in USA Swimming. Dynamo swimmers have enjoyed success at every level of competitive swimming from achieving state, regional and national team titles to setting American records and world ranked times. Our mission is to pursue excellence in competitive swimming and create lifelong athletes.
Mission/Vision
Developing world class citizens through excellence in swimming, and to be the model 18 & under club in the United States
Philosophy
Dynamo Swim Club implements the safe sport policies and guidelines provided by USA Swimming and US Center for Safe Sport to ensure a safe environment for all members and participants as we pursue our mission and vision.
Core Values:
GRATITUDE, GRIT, GROWTH, INNOVATION, INTEGRITY, RESPECT, UNITY
Our History
For over 50 years, Dynamo Swim Club has continually grown and developed into a model 18 and under club in the US. As a top age group program in Georgia Swimming, Dynamo has built numerous state champions and record holders and has achieved national recognition in countless National Age Group Top 16 rankings. Furthermore, Dynamo consistently has more Scholastic All Americans than any other team in the country.
Since the early 1980s, Dynamo swimmers have represented the United States at the Olympic Games, World Championships, the Pan American Games, Pan Pacific Championships, The Goodwill Games, and the World University Games. American Swimming Coaches Association has repeatedly recognized Dynamo’s exceptional training and stroke technique which has resulted in titles at USA Swimming Senior and Junior National Championships.
Dynamo had four swimmers in Rio for the 2016 Olympics and Paralympics. Gunnar Bentz (gold medal) and Jay Litherland (5th) represented the USA, as did Paralympic finalist, McClain Hermes (8th). Additionally, 2012 London Olympian Matias Koski made his second Olympic appearance in Rio, representing Finland.
Meet Our Team
Ian Murray
Head Coach
Mike Cotter
CEO
C. Brian Wrighton
Associate Head Coach
Cecelia Tripp
Head Age Group Coach