University of Northern Colorado Swimming Camps are designed to teach athletes the technical aspects of swimming to help them achieve success at the next level. While the main focus of their camp is on stroke analysis and technique for starts and turns, They also provide elite training sessions, team building activities, nutritional education, competition preparation tools and mental training.
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Prices include elite stroke technique instruction and analysis for all four strokes, start and turn clinics, education on nutrition and race preparation, a camp t-shirt, a camp cap lodging and meals (all meals for overnight campers / lunch and dinner for day campers).
›› Discounts → A 10% discount is available for families with multiple campers after the first camper has paid in full. A $25.00 discount is also available for groups with 10 or more campers who register together from the same team.
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| UNC Swimming Camps are open to any and all entrants (limited only by number, age, grade level and/or gender). |
Upcoming University of Northern Colorado Swim Camps
Coaching Staff
LISA EBELING ›› HEAD COACH
Northern Colorado named Lisa Ebeling the new head coach of the women’s swimming and diving program in August of 2016.
Ebeling came to UNC after four seasons as the assistant at the University of Alabama where she helped coach both programs and was the recruiting coordinator for the women’s team.
“We are very pleased to have Coach Ebeling joining our department,” said Director of Athletics Darren Dunn. “She brings a wealth of swimming knowledge to our team, especially in the state of Colorado with her familiarity of the high schools and club programs. I am excited to have someone with her experience and passion for the sport join the Bear family, along with her husband, Eric and daughter, Elizabeth.”
RACHAEL MULLEN ›› ASSISTANT COACH
Rachael Mullen was named the Assistant Swimming Coach, at Northern Colorado in June, 2016.
Mullen came to the Bears from DePauw University in Indiana where she served as the assistant women’s swim coach.
In the one season she spent with the Tigers, Mullen helped the team to a third place finish at the North Carolina Athletic Conference (NCAC), and qualified six swimmers for the 2016 NCAA Division III Championships.
Mullen also helped guide the team to break 10 program records and three NCAC records. She also coached the 2016 NCAC Swimmer of the Year, DePauw’s Angela Newlon.