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Historical U.S. Olympic Swimming Team Head Coaches (1924-present) Year Coach Title 1924 Louis De B Handley Women’s Head Coach 1924 Bill Bachrach Men’s Head Coach 1928 Bob Kiphuth Women’s Head Coach 1928 Bill Bachrach Men’s Head Coach 1932 Bob Kiphuth Men’s Head Coach 1936 Ray Daughters Women’s Head Coach 1936 Bill Kiphuth Men’s Head Coach 1948 Ray Daughters Women’s Head Coach 1948 Bob Kiphuth Men’s Head Coach 1952 Dick Papenguth Women’s Head Coach 1952 Matt Mann Men’s Head Coach 1956 Stan Tinkham Women’s Head Coach 1956 Bob Muir Men’s Head Coach 1960 George Haines Women’s Head Coach 1960 Gus Stager Men’s Head Coach 1964 Peter Daland Women’s Head Coach 1964 James “Doc” Counsilman Men’s Head Coach 1968 Sherm Chavoor Women’s Head Coach 1968 George Haines Men’s Head Coach 1972 Sherm Chavoor Women’s Head Coach 1972 Peter Daland Men’s Head Coach 1976 Jack Nelson Women’s Head Coach 1976 James “Doc” Counsilman Men’s Head Coach 1980 George Haines Men’s Head Coach 1984 Don Gambril Head Coach 1988 Richard Quick Head Coach 1992 Mark Schubert Women’s Head Coach 1992 Eddie Reese Men’s Head Coach 1996 Richard Quick Women’s Head Coach 1996 Skip Kenney Men’s Head Coach 2000 Richard Quick Women’s Head Coach 2000 Mark Schubert Men’s Head Coach 2004 Mark Schubert Women’s Head Coach 2004 Eddie Reese Men’s Head Coach 2008 Jack Bauerle Women’s Head Coach 2008 Bill Rose Women’s Head Coach (Open Water) 2008 Eddie Reese Men’s Head Coach 2008 John Dussliere Men’s Head Coach (Open Water) 2012 Teri McKeever Women’s Head Coach 2012 Gregg Troy Men’s Head Coach 2012 Tim Murphy Open Water Head Coach 2016 David Marsh Women’s Head Coach 2016 Bob Bowman Men’s Head Coach 2016 Catherine (Vogt) Kase Open Water Head Coach 2020 Greg Meehan Women’s Head Coach 2020 Dave Durden Men’s Head Coach 2020 Catherine (Vogt) Kase Open Water Head Coach Complete Olympic roster archives are available online at usaswimming.org/meet-the-team/rosters..

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