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Anthony Sparks

Mrs. M.E. Yancosek Gamble

Comm 201

September 1, 2011



                               Welcoming New Bethany College Coaches

        Bethany College has added youth and experience to their coaching staff. David Dow, former
assistant coach at State University of New York, Cortland, has been selected as the new head men’s and
women’s swimming and diving coaching position.

         During his tenure on the coaching staff, the Red Dragon men’s team went 28-5 in dual meets
and finished in second place at the SUNYAC, State University of New York Athletic Conference,
Championship twice, while the women posted a 21-7 record in dual meets and finished second at the
SUNYAC Championship twice meet in 2010 and third this past winter. He was rather familiar to Cortland
for he was a four-year member and a two-year captain for the Red Dragons; he broke the school record
in the 1,000 freestyle in 2009. Dow claimed two titles in the 1,650 Free at the SUNYAC Championship
meet and was twice named to the SUNYAC All-Conference First Team and twice to the Second Team.

        Over 70 applicants were pursuing this position. Coach Dow had said that he was chosen for this
position because he has been coaching at Cortland for 2 years, which is also a Division III school, and he
understands the importance of the passion that athletes have in the sports they play in Division III. With
his previous work in Division III level, he should have an immediate impact on the swimming program.
One of his greatest feats at Cortland, he was a very successful recruiter by adding over 30 swimmers to
his squad, and he hopes he can recruit swimmers in high numbers in the next few years to become more
competitive in the PAC, President Athletic Conference. Coach Dow talked about “having the swimmers
and divers adjust to having a new coach because I may not have the same coaching tactics that the
previous coach had, and I must adjust to being a head coach and the new responsibilities I’ll have.”

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Bethany College Adds New Swimming and Diving Coach

  • 1. Anthony Sparks Mrs. M.E. Yancosek Gamble Comm 201 September 1, 2011 Welcoming New Bethany College Coaches Bethany College has added youth and experience to their coaching staff. David Dow, former assistant coach at State University of New York, Cortland, has been selected as the new head men’s and women’s swimming and diving coaching position. During his tenure on the coaching staff, the Red Dragon men’s team went 28-5 in dual meets and finished in second place at the SUNYAC, State University of New York Athletic Conference, Championship twice, while the women posted a 21-7 record in dual meets and finished second at the SUNYAC Championship twice meet in 2010 and third this past winter. He was rather familiar to Cortland for he was a four-year member and a two-year captain for the Red Dragons; he broke the school record in the 1,000 freestyle in 2009. Dow claimed two titles in the 1,650 Free at the SUNYAC Championship meet and was twice named to the SUNYAC All-Conference First Team and twice to the Second Team. Over 70 applicants were pursuing this position. Coach Dow had said that he was chosen for this position because he has been coaching at Cortland for 2 years, which is also a Division III school, and he understands the importance of the passion that athletes have in the sports they play in Division III. With his previous work in Division III level, he should have an immediate impact on the swimming program. One of his greatest feats at Cortland, he was a very successful recruiter by adding over 30 swimmers to his squad, and he hopes he can recruit swimmers in high numbers in the next few years to become more competitive in the PAC, President Athletic Conference. Coach Dow talked about “having the swimmers and divers adjust to having a new coach because I may not have the same coaching tactics that the previous coach had, and I must adjust to being a head coach and the new responsibilities I’ll have.”