California Baptist University Women's Swimming

Siregar is entering her 14th-and-a-half season as an assistant coach for Rick Rowland with CBU swimming. She has also served as the National Team coach for her native Indonesia since 1985 and has led the team to such events as the 1992, 1996 and 2000 Olympics,  as well as the World Games, University Games and Asian Games. Siregar serves as the Secretary General for the Asian Swimming Federation, and is a Vice President/Chairman of Swimming Development for Indonesia. She was a swimmer on the Indonesian National Team from 1966-73 when Indonesia won the Asian Swimming Championships in the 70s. She set several Indonesian swimming records that have since been broken. Siregar earned a bachelors degree in international business from Cal State L.A. in 1981 and a masters degree in business administration from Northrop in 1983. She and her husband, Chris, have three children (Rhesa, Chrisilla and Rhesi). Lisa Siregar Assistant Swim Coach An internationally respected swimming coach, Lisa Siregar is entering her 14th-and-a-half season as an assistant coach for Rick Rowland with CBU swimming. She has also served as the National Team coach for her native Indonesia since 1985 and has led the team to such events as the 1992, 1996 and 2000 Olympics,  as well as the World Games, University Games and Asian Games. Siregar serves as the Secretary General for the Asian Swimming Federation, and is a Vice President/Chairman of Swimming Development for Indonesia. She was a swimmer on the Indonesian National Team from 1966-73 when Indonesia won the Asian Swimming Championships in the 70s. She set several Indonesian swimming records that have since been broken. Siregar earned a bachelors degree in international business from Cal State L.A. in 1981 and a masters degree in business administration from Northrop in 1983. She and her husband, Chris, have three children (Rhesa, Chrisilla and Rhesi).

Couto a four-time All-American for the Lancers began his coaching career as the programs interim diving coach as a senior in the 2007-08 season. The interim tag was removed, as he stepped into the position for good in 2008-09. In 2015-16, he stepped into a full-time assistant role with CBU swim/dive Coach Rick Rowland's squad.  Couto has had great success with his athletes over his coaching career at CBU. He has had the privilege to coach multiple NAIA National Champions and be apart of their success in and out of the pool. Two of these national champions; Lindsey Cline and Trevor Graifman have gone on to pursue a career in the medical field and are thriving in their field of expertise. As the program has transitioned to NCAA Division II, Couto has taken athletes to the NCAA National Championships every year and has had multiple athletes receive All-American recognition.  Couto's diving career came to an end after season-ending knee surgery before the 2007-08 season, after taking third place in both the 2007 and 2006 NAIA Championships on the three-meter and one-meter boards. During his 2005-2006/ 2006-2007 season, Couto helped CBU win multiple NAIA national titles.  In 2005, he achieved All-American honorable mention by finishing fourth on the one-meter and three-meter springboards at the NAIA Championships.  Couto graduated from CBU in May 2008 with a degree in Christian studies and a minor in kinesiology. He finished his masters in counseling psychology in 2011. He works full time at CBU as the diving coach and resident director of Lancer Arms. He graduated from Clovis (Calif.) High in 2004 where he played varsity water polo for three years and made the varsity swim and dive time all four seasons. He had an All-American consideration finish to the 2003-04 season and swept the league diving championship from 2001 to 2004. Jeff and his wife Kara currently live in Riverside, and are deeply devoted to their church, Redeemer Baptist Church, where they serve as the Older Elementary Leads. In the spring of 2016, the Coutos adopted their son, Isaiah. Jeff Couto Diving Coach Determined not to let an injury end his time at California Baptist University, Jeff Couto a four-time All-American for the Lancers began his coaching career as the programs interim diving coach as a senior in the 2007-08 season. The interim tag was removed, as he stepped into the position for good in 2008-09. In 2015-16, he stepped into a full-time assistant role with CBU swim/dive Coach Rick Rowland's squad.  Couto has had great success with his athletes over his coaching career at CBU. He has had the privilege to coach multiple NAIA National Champions and be apart of their success in and out of the pool. Two of these national champions; Lindsey Cline and Trevor Graifman have gone on to pursue a career in the medical field and are thriving in their field of expertise. As the program has transitioned to NCAA Division II, Couto has taken athletes to the NCAA National Championships every year and has had multiple athletes receive All-American recognition.  Couto's diving career came to an end after season-ending knee surgery before the 2007-08 season, after taking third place in both the 2007 and 2006 NAIA Championships on the three-meter and one-meter boards. During his 2005-2006/ 2006-2007 season, Couto helped CBU win multiple NAIA national titles.  In 2005, he achieved All-American honorable mention by finishing fourth on the one-meter and three-meter springboards at the NAIA Championships.  Couto graduated from CBU in May 2008 with a degree in Christian studies and a minor in kinesiology. He finished his masters in counseling psychology in 2011. He works full time at CBU as the diving coach and resident director of Lancer Arms. He graduated from Clovis (Calif.) High in 2004 where he played varsity water polo for three years and made the varsity swim and dive time all four seasons. He had an All-American consideration finish to the 2003-04 season and swept the league diving championship from 2001 to 2004. Jeff and his wife Kara currently live in Riverside, and are deeply devoted to their church, Redeemer Baptist Church, where they serve as the Older Elementary Leads. In the spring of 2016, the Coutos adopted their son, Isaiah.