Langley Club Swim coaches

Colin Smith – Head Coach, email: smith2ct at jmu (dot) edu
Colin Smith joins us for his second season with the Wildthings. Colin coached for Machine Aquatics from 2007 until 2008. He coached Vienna Aquatic winter swim team for all four years in high school. Colin swam four years for the varsity swim team at Oakton high school until his graduation in 2006. He was a member of the medley relay team that earned All-American consideration at the Virginia state championship meet in 2006. He swam for Vienna aquatic swim team for 13 years, making all stars five times, including a second place finish in the 50 breastroke his final year. Colin swam for Mary Washington University in 2007 where he placed 2nd in the 100 and 200 breaststroke at the CAC championship meets. He currently attends James Madison University and is on the club swim team. He also holds the Machine longcourse 100 breastroke record.
Tracy DeMocker – Assistant Coach, email: tdemocker at gmail (dot) com
Tracy joins us for her second season of coaching with the Wildthings, both last year's summer team and the winter program. Tracy swam for the Wildthings for 11 years, and swam on the Langley High School varsity team for four years where was captain her senior year. She swam for 11 years with the Sea Devils and went three times to Zones and twice to Sectionals. Tracy currently holds records at the Langley Club in the 15-18 breaststroke and the 13-14 and 15-18 Individual Medley. She has just finished her first year at UVA where she swam with the Club swim team and played water polo. Tracy is certified by the Red Cross as a Water Safety Instructor (WSI).
Jamie Sexton – Assistant Coach, email: e-mail: sextonswimming at yahoo (dot) com
Jamie joins us for his fifth season as a coach for the Wildthings. Jamie has been with the Wildthings for 12 years. He is a varsity swimmer and captain for Langley High School where he swam 100 breaststroke as his main event. Jamie took third at the Liberty District meet and then went on to swim in VHSL State Meet (Virginia High School League) where he took 7th and swam a personal best of 59.60. Jamie holds the 13-14 and 15-18 breaststroke records at the Langley Club. Jamie also swims with the Sea Devils and is certified by the Red Cross as a Water Safety Instructor (WSI). Jamie will be attending The University of South Carolina in the fall.
Christopher Overend - Assistant Coach e-mail: skidude3495 at aol (dot) com
Chris joins us for his second season as a coach for the Wildthings. He volunteered as a coach for the Wildthings winter swim program last season and was the Head Junior Team coach last summer. Chris has been swimming with the Wildthings for 12 years. Chris was a member of the Varsity Swim Team at Langley High School for four years where he swam 100 backstroke as his main event. Chris has also swum for Machine Aquatics Swim Team for the past four years, and is certified by the Red Cross as a Water Safety Instructor (WSI). Chris will be attending the University of Virginia in the fall where he will major in Engineering.
Meghan Overend - Assistant Coach e-mail: swimmingsmurf313 at aol (dot) com
Meghan joins us for her first season of coaching with the Wildthings. This will be Meghan’s 12th season swimming for the Wildthings. She has qualified as an NVSL all star for the past 4 years, and currently holds the team record for 11-12 and 13-14 butterfly. Meghan currently swims on the Langley High School Varsity Swim Team, and has been a member of their VHSL (Virginia High School League) State team both years on the team. She was a member of the 200 Freestyle Relay both years, which qualified for All American Consideration, and place 3rd in the state each of those years. Meghan also currently swims for Machine Aquatics Swim Team, and was a member of their Sectional Team this season. Meghan is certified by the Red Cross as a Water Safety Instructor (WSI).
Brendan Smith - Assistant Coach e-mail: smithbk2 at vcu (dot) edu
Brendan joins us in his first season as a Langley assistant coach. He swam 13 years for Vienna Aquatic Club where he went to All Stars three times and for Machine Aquatics until he was 13 years old. Brendan attended Oakton High School and graduated in 2008. There he played football, lacrosse and baseball. He also played rugby for NOVA when the team won its first VA state championship. Brendan has finished his first year at Virginia Commonwealth University.