Our Coaches
With an impressive coaching history and a commitment to developing young talent, George brings a wealth of experience that is set to bolster the performance of the squad swim team at the state level.
George, who most recently served as Acting Head Coach and Head Junior GPS Coach at Churchie Anglican Grammar School, is known for his ability to develop junior swimmers into elite competitors. His tenure at Churchie saw numerous successes, including coaching athletes to Brisbane finals, state and national medals, and even record-breaking performances. Under his guidance athletes were selected for the Queensland Team to compete in the Japanese Olympic Cup and he also coached an athlete to a spot on the Australian Junior World Team, competing in Israel and bringing home a medal.
Prior to his role at Churchie, George led the Junior GPS Swim Team at Nudgee College, where he consistently delivered top-tier results. His leadership in junior development saw his squads placing in the top two at every competition, ultimately achieving first place in the Junior GPS Swimming Points Score. His approach not only focused on immediate success but also on building a strong junior development pathway, increasing the squad size and improving overall performance.
George's experience extends beyond school squad programs. He has held roles as Head Coach at Albany Swim Club and Assistant Coach at Breakers Swim Club, where he coached multiple swimmers to national level competition, including medallists and record holders. His work with both able-bodied and multiclass athletes at Breakers showcased his versatility and commitment to inclusivity in the sport. Additionally, his volunteer work with the Western Australia Institute of Sport, where he assisted high-performance squads, highlights his dedication to continuous learning and professional growth.