Rhodes College Women's Swimming

Boehmes sixth year as the head swimming and diving coach at Rhodes College. In his time at the helm, Rhodes has established itself as one of the premiere swimming programs in the Southern Athletic Association.  Boehme has turned the Lynx swimming and diving program into a top team in the Southern Athletic Association as the women have won the last two SAA titles. Futhermore, Boehme had two athletes compete at the 2016 NCAA Championship in Virginia Carr and Allie Hill.  Hill was named both the SAA Swimmer of the Year as well as the Newcomer of the Year while Will Raines earned Newcomer of the Year on the men's side in 2015-16. In his first four years as a head coach, Boehme has led the Lynx to 30 school record breaking performances, 22 all-conference athletes to 53 all-conference performances, six individual Southern Athletic Association champions, and one NCAA B-cut performance.  Coach Boehme has now won three straight SAA Women's Swimming and Diving Coach of the Year honors dating back to 2014.  Prior to his time at Rhodes, Coach Boehme spent one season as an assistant coach at Sewanee, and one summer working with the Memphis Thunder Aquatic Club of USA Swimming.   Boehme earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in English Writing from DePauw University where he was a four year letterman for the Tigers.  During his time at DePauw, Boehme was a six-time SCAC champion and earned All-American honors in 2009, helping lead DePauw to four SCAC team championships.  Boehme remains DePauws school record holder in the 400 IM. Boehme is a 2006 graduate of Germantown High School where he was twice named to The Memphis Commercial Appeals All-Metro squad.