Clarkson University Men's Swimming

Bonan is entering her third year as the Clarkson University Swimming team's assistant coach. Bonan graduated from Clarkson in 2012 with a degree in Chemistry, and then followed that up with a master's degree in Chemistry Education at SUNY Potsdam in 2013. A four-year member of the Golden Knights' swimming team from 2008-2012, Bonan was a two-year captain for Clarkson and is still a member of the school-record holding 800 freestyle relay squad that set the mark in February 2009 at Nottingham, NY. She also placed 29th in the 500 freestyle in 2011 at the UNYSCSA meet and placed 32nd in the 100 freestyle (56.85 seconds) at the 2012 UNYSCSA meet. Bonan also served as a swim instructor in Glens Falls and as an assistant coach in her home area of Queensbury, NY. 

Maguire was named the Golden Knights Acquatics director and swim coach in 1987 and has guided the Green and Gold swim teams to continued success in conference, regional, and national competition. Currently, Maguire acts as an Assistant Athletic Director for Clarkson and is also the Intramural Director and Recreation Director. He served nine years as the womens tennis coach and has also served as an assistant womens lacrosse coach and equipment manager. Under Maguires tutelage, four swimmers have participated in the NCAA Championships, and his athletes have also excelled in the classroom where they have amassed myriad academic honors. A 1985 graduate of Potsdam College, Maguire swam freestyle events for the Bears swim team and was a member of Potsdams 1982 SUNYAC Championship squad. He held the Bears school record in the 500 free and currently holds the SUNYAC Championship Meet record in the 1650 free. A native of Malone, NY, Maguire was selected to the Franklin Academy High School Athletic Hall of Fame for his impressive performance as a high school athlete. Maguire set numerous swimming standards that are still in place today. The only Section X swimmer in history to break the five-minute mark in the 500 freestyle, a feat he accomplished twice, Maguire held school and Northern Athletic Conference records in five individual events, including the 50, 100, 200, 500 freestyle and 200 individual medley in addition to two relays, the 200 medley and 400 freestyle. Maguire makes his home in Potsdam with his wife Sheila and the couple has three daughters, Mallorie, Kaila and Kaycee. Entering his 30th year with the Clarkson University Athletic Department, Mick Maguire was named the Golden Knights Acquatics director and swim coach in 1987 and has guided the Green and Gold swim teams to continued success in conference, regional, and national competition.