Lewis and Clark College Women's Swimming

Fantz joined the Pioneers as head men's and women's swimming coach and aquatics director in September 2007, and begins his 10th season in 2016.

Patterson served as the head coach of North Whidbey Aquatic Club. Before that, he worked as head age group coach with Mt. Hood Aquatics and head coach of Parkrose Swim Club. Patterson is a graduate of the University of Washington and is a practicing architect. During his swimming career, he was a finalist at World Championship Trials and U.S. Olympic Trials, as well as an All-American and National Champion. Patterson also competed on the U.S. National team on trips to South Africa, France, Germany, and Egypt.

Gluz 09 returned to her alma mater as an assistant swim coach in 2014. Prior to joining the L&C coaching staff, Gluz spent two years as an assistant coach at the Division II University of Alaska Fairbanks. Prior to coaching at UAF, Sarit spent two years teaching English in Spain. She began her coaching career at Mittleman Jewish Community Center, coaching their masters program, and at West Linn High School. As a swimmer, Gluz competed all four years for the Pioneers, specializing in butterfly and IM races.  She was a finalist in the Northwest Conference Championship, as well as a team captain her senior year. Gluz graduated from Lewis & Clark with a degree in Hispanic Studies with a Latin American Studies minor. Gluz studied abroad in Chile the fall of her junior year.  Her favorite spot on the L&C campus is a three-way tie between the Stafford study room in Watzek library, the outdoor pool, and the Trail Room. Gluz, along with head coach Chris Fantz, started the L&C Aquatics Masters team based out of Lewis & Clark College.