Jeremy Fain

Coach

Jeremy Fain began competitive swimming at the age of 6 during the summers for Daleview Swimming Pool in Silver Spring, MD. At 12 he began year round USS competition with Rockville Montgomery Swim Club (RMSC). At 15 he made his first Junior Nationals qualifying times in the 50 and 100 free.

He has always been, and always will be, a sprinter. Jeremy swam all four years in college at Yale University and started as a Red Tide swimmer in the fall of 2003. He began coaching for the team in 2004 and looks forward to another great season for Red Tide. Jeremy does not like doing open water swims but encourages and appreciates all others that do them.

Tyrone Hutchinson

Coach

Tyrone is a New York City native. He started to swim competitively at age seven at the local YMCA in the Bronx. At age twelve he joined the West Side Y Marlins. There he became a 2-time YMCA State Champion in the 100 fly, YMCA National qualifier, and Junior National qualifier. Tyrone graduated from Saint Bonaventure University in 1997 where he won two A-10 championships and was a perennial finalist in the 100 and 200 fly.

He joined Red Tide in November 2005 as a swimmer and began coaching in September 2006. He believes that technique and the nuances of swimming make a faster and smarter swimmer.

Scott Werner

Coach

Scott Werner began swimming at the age of 4 in his hometown of Haymarket Virginia.  As a member of the club team Solotar, Scott won several events at various Junior National Championships and competed in a number of Senior National Championships. In 1997, Scott was tapped for the U.S. National Junior Team and won a silver medal in the 200 Breastroke at the 1997 World University Games in Sicily.  Scott went on to swim for the University of Michigan where he garnered several championship titles and served as the 2001 Men's Swimming and Diving team Captain.  Scott was also a finalist at the 2000 Olympic Team Trials in the 200 Breastroke.

Scott began swimming and coaching for Red Tide in the spring of 2007, after a little arm-twisting from the team President Kristin Gary.  His early skepticism about entering the world of masters swimming has been replaced with eternal gratitude because, as fate would have it, he really likes the people on the team.

Kelly McPherson

Coach

Kelly began swimming at the age of 8 in Baltimore and at the age of 9 was recruited to join North Baltimore Aquatic Club.  She qualified and attended Junior Nationals in the spring of 1992 where she also qualified for her first Senior National Meet.  In 1996, she competed in the Olympic Trials in Indianapolis.  After graduating high school, Kelly went on to swim for the University of Southern California and was an NCAA qualifier in the 1650 freestyle.

Kelly joined Red Tide in 2007 and became a coach in 2009.  Currently, you can find Kelly in the pool or on the deck.  She is always trying to get more Red Tiders to do open water races.

Kelly loves the pool deck so much she gives private swim lessons! For more information please contact her at mcpkelly AT gmail.com.

Kaitlin Moughty

Coach

Kaitlin started swimming at age 5 in Houston, TX and finished her age group career in Connecticut with the Wilton Y Wahoos. As a Wahoo, she was a multi-time finalist at YMCA Nationals and was part of the 2003 Long Course National Championship team. She was named 2-time team captain and 4-time Patriot League First Team at American University where she holds the school record in the 400 IM.

While Kaitlin loves swimming a variety of strokes and distances, you will not find her doing open water. When not at the pool, you can find Kaitlin staring at models in their underwear (she works for an underwear company) or dancing the jig!

Justin Capuco

Coach

Who is Justin Capuco?  He’s the guy in the picture.  To find out more about him, come to practice.