Cabrini University Men's Swimming

Ikeler oversees programming, operations and maintenance of the Dixon Center Natatorium. In her four seasons as head coach, Ikeler has led the Cavaliers to unprecedented heights, including the program's first AMCC Women's Championship in 2014, a performance for which keler earned her second consecuitve AMCC Coach of the Year honor. Ikeler has led the Blue and White women to back to back second place finishes in 2015 and 2016, while the men's teams have finished third the last two years. In addition to their success at the season-ending conference meet, the Cavaliers have qualified for the ECAC Championships in each of the last three seasons.  The women made their inaugural appearance at the postseason meet in 2013 as the only Division III program at the meet.  One year later, the men qualified for the meet, marking the team's first appearance at the meet since 2011. Ikeler made an immediate impact on the Cabrini swim teams, as both their best ever finishes at the 2013 AMCC Championships. Ikeler was named AMCC Coach of the Year after leading the women's team to a second place finish, while both teams combined for a 83 point improvement over the clubs' 2012 performances. Ikeler came to Cabrini after six years as the assistant swim coach and assistant aquatics director at Albright College.  During her time at Albright, the Lions won five Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) titles, including sweeping both the men and womens championships at the 2012 meet.  Ikeler has assisted in the careers of some of the MACs most successful swimmers, including nine conference Most Outstanding Swimmers and six Rookies of the Year, not to mention a host of individual and relay conference champions. As Albrights assistant aquatics director, Ikeler assisted in scheduling and programming Albrights Life Sports Center Pool.  Some of those programs included an extensive learn-to-swim program, aqua aerobics, scuba classes and Red Cross lifesaving/CPR classes. A 2005 graduate of Albright, Ikeler was a highly decorated member of the Lions 2001-05 swim teams.   She was a member of three MAC championship teams, while amassing six individual and 14 relay titles. Ikeler was a four-time First Team All-MAC performer and was named MAC Outstanding Swimmer as a freshman.  She achieved NCAA provisional qualifying standards in all four years.   Ikeler graduated Summa Cum Laude, earning a bachelor of arts degree with co-concentration in criminology/sociology and Spanish.  She claimed ESPN the Magazine Academic All-America Third Team honors as a senior. Ikeler, her husband, Andy, also a former Albright swimmer, and their son Austin currently reside in Chester Springs, Pa.

Pierce, Tim Prothero, Ken Quist, Kyle Ramsden, Dana Ricci, P.T. Ricker '09, Kerri Schaefer, Eric Schnellenbach, Debbie Sita, Nick Smith, Breaghann Smith, Chris Smith '05, Julie Thompson '12, Sammy Thompson '12, Sammy Tice, Dylan Tutrani, Hilary Verde, Dr. Tony Walsh, Bob Weisheipl, Nick White, Carol Wiley, Bill Wisneski, Jason Zirpoli, Chris  Full Staff  expand Assistant Coach is in his sixth season as an assistant coach with the Cabrini swimming program in 2016-17. Pierce brings over 10 years of coaching experience at the high school and club level to the Cavaliers. Pierce spent four years as head coach of the girls swim team at Ridley High School.  During his tenure at Ridley,  his swimmers broke records in 6 of the 12 events.  He also spent 8 years as an assistant coach at the Ridley YMCA where he helped produce numerous district, state and national level qualifiers. Pierce graduated with a degree in history from West Chester University in 2007.  Pierce and his wife, Cammy, live in Ridley Park with their son, Bradley.