As a seasoned head coach with 12 years of experience and a 301 certification, I'm dedicated to helping athletes achieve their goals in the pool.  My swimming career spans over two decades, including competing at the Olympic Trials in Montreal (2011). My passion is helping athletes achieve their goals, from recreational to elite levels. I believe swimming develops discipline, resilience, and teamwork skills essential for success in and out of the pool.

With over 10 years of coaching experience, I'm thrilled to be working with the Junior/Senior, TAG, and Mini Marlins groups this season. I'm committed to ongoing education and currently completing my Coaching Level 201 certification. I've also had the privilege of participating in the Swim Alberta Future Coaches program for two years and have taken numerous courses to enhance my coaching skills. As a former competitive swimmer with 10 years of experience, I understand the value of sport in shaping young lives. The highlight of my coaching career is providing opportunities for youth to discover the joy of swimming, achieve individual success, and grow into confident and capable athletes both on and off the pool deck. I'm excited for a fantastic season ahead!

I am a NCCP level 2 certified swim coach, with 16 years of coaching experience and a passion for helping swimmers reach their goals. I'm excited to be working with the Youth and Masters groups this season. My own competitive swimming background includes 11 years of competitive training, including swimming as a varsity swimmer at Dalhousie University. As a coach, I love to find new and engaging ways to challenge my athletes, and I strive to teach them “why” not just “how”.   I'm looking forward to a great season ahead!

Glen is  a seasoned swim coach with over 10 years of experience guiding athletes to reach their full potential. Coaching Career: - Head Coach, Lethbridge Summer Swim Club (2005-2006), Assistant Coach (2003-2004). During the year-long season, Glen coached alongside his brother, Brad Mori, as the Assistant Coach of the Excalibur Swim Club from 2003-2006.  He took a break from coaching swimming to focus on his teaching career, becoming a Science teacher at Medicine Hat High School in 2008, a role he still holds today. Additionally, he began coaching track and field to further diversify his experience. Glen returned to the pool deck and helped assist in the creation and coaching of the Medicine Hat Manta Rays Summer Swim Club (2019-present). He also coached with AMAC (2022-present).  Over the years, Glen has had the opportunity to work with athletes whose ability levels ranged from novice to national qualified swimmers. His certifications include the NCCP Level 2 Swim Coach, and I Can Swim Teacher. 

Glen Mori's swimming journey began at the age of nine with the Markham Aquatic Club (MAC). He quickly rose through the ranks, achieving Junior National levels as an age group swimmer. Glen's passion for swimming led him to the University of Lethbridge Pronghorns, where he swam competitively and served as team captain in his final season (2002-2003). A CIS National qualifier, Glen's swimming career of 12 years was marked by dedication, perseverance, and excellence.

Glen enjoys helping children achieve their goals, while teaching them the value of hard work, building positive relationships, and seeing them develop into holistic people that will drive tomorrow's society.

As a fourth year swimming coach, I'm excited to be working with the Jag group this season. With a strong swimming background, I've completed my Coaching Level 101 certification and bring 12 years of competitive swimming experience to the pool deck. During my swimming career, I achieved Provincial trial and Championship qualifying standards. Now, as a coach, I love sharing my knowledge and enthusiasm with young swimmers, helping them excel in their own swimming. This year is especially exciting for me, as I'm not only coaching but also starting my college journey in the Criminal Justice program! I'm looking forward to a fantastic season with my swimmers and balancing my coaching and academic pursuits.

As a second-year coach with AMAC, I'm excited to be working with the Mini Marlins, Jag, and Tag groups this season. I completed my Coaching Level 101 certification and bring 10 years of competitive swimming experience to the pool deck. During my swimming career, I achieved qualifying standards for Provincial Trials and Summer Championships. Now, as a coach, I find joy in being a role model and seeing my athletes achieve their goals. I enjoy seeing their hard work and dedication pay off. I'm looking forward to a fantastic season!

I'm excited to be entering my third year of coaching, working with the Jag and occasionally the Mini Marlins groups this season. With a strong background in swimming, I've completed the "I Can Swim" coach training course and bring 7 years of competitive swimming experience to the pool deck. During my swimming career, I achieved Provincial trial, Championship, and Western Qualifying standards. Now, as a coach, I find joy in helping kids individually and watching them progress. I'm looking forward to a fantastic season with my swimmers!

Entering my second year coaching with AMAC, I'm eager to continue working with the Mini Marlins groups. I've completed the "Community Coach" certification and bring 5 years of competitive swimming experience to the pool deck.  I love witnessing the growth of my swimmers from the start to the end of each mini session. Seeing kids develop skills, confidence, and a love for swimming is truly rewarding. I'm excited for another fantastic season with the Mini Marlins!

As a passionate and dedicated swim coach with 3 years of experience, I'm excited to work with the Youth group this season! With a strong competitive swimming background, including 7 years of swimming experience and a highlight of qualifying for Olympic Trials, I bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the pool deck. My coaching certification includes up to Level 101.  What I love most about coaching is getting to know each swimmer and watching them grow and improve throughout the season. I'm looking forward to a great season ahead!

I'm excited to be starting my first year of coaching with AMAC, working with the Mini Marlins and Jag groups. With 7 years of competitive swimming experience under my belt, I'm excited to share my passion for the sport with my swimmers. Over the years, I achieved Provincial trial, Championship, and Western Qualifying standards, and now I'm eager to help my swimmers reach their own goals. I love seeing the kids have as much fun with the sport as I do! There's nothing better than watching my swimmers make new achievements, learn new skills, and create unforgettable memories with their teammates and swim family. I'm looking forward to growing and learning alongside my athletes this season and beyond!

I’m thrilled to bring my 6 years of coaching experience to the Jag and Tag groups this season. With a strong background in swimming, I've completed my Coaching Level 101 certification and draw from my 16 years of competitive swimming experience, including 12 years with AMAC and four years as an All-American Division 2 athlete at Delta State University. My favourite thing about being a coach is that I get the chance to positively impact an athlete in their athletic career. Whether that means being a role model, helping athletes succeed and achieve their goals, or allowing them to learn and feel confident in an active lifestyle. I'm excited to be back on deck and look forward to a fantastic season with my athletes!

With 7 years of swim instruction and coaching experience, I'm excited to be working again with the Mini Marlins groups. As a swim coach with Community Sport and Water/Swim Safety certifications, I draw from my 9-year competitive swimming experience. Some of my highlights include, swimming in three open water triathlons in Elkwater and competing in Provincials. I'm thrilled about helping young swimmers build confidence and skills in the water this season.