Luke Egnaczak is a native of Las Cruces.  He began swimming competitively for local swim clubs and was a member the Las Cruces High School swim team where he is now a volunteer coach.  He has had great success as an athlete while acquiring a wealth of knowledge for swimming and an understanding of what it takes to perform at optimum levels. Luke, a relatively young coach, has already enjoyed a great amount of success coaching in the state producing multiple New Mexico State champions, as well as having several of his athletes nationally ranked from 10 & under to the 50 & over age group. Wild is now two years old  and he is proud to continue a program in his hometown that will provide the youth with a consistently safe, educational, and competitive environment and is looking forward to helping children develop into the best swimmers and citizens they can be.

 

Stacy Kilgore is in her fifth year of coaching and specializes in developing young swimmers ages 4-12.  This is her second year coaching for Wild. She has a successful program that promotes a fun strong foundation for young swimmers with the main emphasis on technique and goal setting.

 

 

  

Alex Reed has been involved with competitive swimming since the age of 9. Throughout his youth growing up in Gig Harbor, Washington State, Alex swam for the Gig Harbor Peninsula Swim Club where he was elected by his peer’s as team captain multiple times, consistently set team records, and routinely placed in the top 8 at the Pacific Northwest Championship meets. His senior year of high school he was a consolation finalist at Speedo’s Western Section Championship. He is also the current New Mexico State record holder in the 50 Meter Breaststroke. Alex attends New Mexico State University with plans on double majoring in Kinesiology and Business Management. Alex, a Level 2 ASCA certified coach, describes his coaching style as very race-intensity oriented with a strong emphasis on stroke technique and race preparation. There are few things he enjoys more than studying stroke technique and figuring out how an individual can maximize their productivity in the water. Alex is a very energetic and flexible coach who is not afraid to try new ideas. Years of experience in the sport has taught him that one size does not necessarily fit all.

  

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