Fresno Pacific University Women's Swimming

Weigley was part of Fresno Pacific swimming's first ever recruiting class and in many ways laid the foundation for the program to turn into the swimming power it is today. In his four years as a student-athlete Weigley led the Sunbirds to two NAIA National Championships (2010, 2011) and won 11 national championships either in individual events or as part of a relay. He also set eight NAIA National records. As a senior he was an NAIA All-American and was NAIA National Champion in the 100 butterfly and 100 backstroke. He was also a part of three national champion relay teams including setting national records in the 200 medley and 400 freestyle relays. Weigley went on to compete in three events at the 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials in Omaha. A native of Tacoma, Washington, Weigley graduated from Mount Tahoma High School where he won two state championships in swimming. In 2011 he graduated from Fresno Pacific with a degree in Kinesiology and a minor in coaching.

Hall joined Fresno Pacific as the program's diving coach in 2012, bringing more than 30 years of coaching experience with her. Hall, a 1985 graduate of Fresno Pacific, returned to her alma mater after spending the last 16 years as a Clovis Unified School District club and high school coach. During her career, which included stints as the diving coach at Hoover High School and Madera High School, Hall has coached numerous high school league, area and CIF champions. She began coaching diving and gymnastics in 1978 in Madera with Bill "Coach" McAllister. McAllister inspired her to get into teaching and after earning her credentials from FPU, she taught elementary school in Madera for seven years. After a break, she came back to teach five years at Firebaugh High School and has also served as a teaching assistant at FPU in the graduate studies program. Hall has also attended and hosted numerous USA and AAU diving clinics and camps. She holds a B.A. in liberal arts and a master's in bilingual education from FPU.