Kip Werner was born in San Antonio, Texas in 1985. She then moved to New Braunfels in 1990 where she continues to reside with her husband. In 2010, Kip graduated from Texas State University-San Marcos with a Major in English and a Minor in Special Education as well as a Teaching Certificate. She also married her husband in June of 2010. She is currently teaching High School English at Trinity Charter School in Canyon Lake. She joined the Dolphins when she was in 2nd Grade and continued to swim on the team throughout high school. She was on Varsity and Captain of the Female High School Swim Team throughout all 4 years.  Kip has been coaching the Landa Park Dolphins for 2 years. She is currently a Level 1 ASCA Swim Instructor as well as a Water Safety Instructor. Throughout high school her favorite events were 100 Free, 200 IM and the 100 Fly. She has always known that she would continue to be a part of the Dolphins as long as she was in New Braunfels!

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Kathy Coulehan  A lifelong swimmer, Kathy has been involved in many different aspects of the sports, as a lifeguard, a swim instructor, triathlete, and now as a coach.  Although this isn’t her first coaching job.  Kathy volunteered with Guam Special Olympics for twelve years, starting as a coach and working her way up to Aquatics Director.   She has a Level II certification from the American Swim Coaches Association.  Additionally, Kathy is a certified Masters Swim coach. 

You can’t miss her at practice, as she works out in the water alongside her team.  Every day. Every practice.  “There’s nothing that improves a sloppy stroke like having the coach swim next to or underneath you,” she says.  But there’s another reason, Kathy continues to compete. “I need all that practice as much as the kids do.” She still competes in the over 40 age group.  In 2007 she won third place in state for her 400 IM.