Rollins College Women's Swimming

Morris was named Rollins College Director of Health Education and Student-Athlete Well-Being. Morris is coach to Rollins' only two NCAA Division II All-America swimmers in Kamel Tejeda and Audry Kula. Tejada, as a junior in 2009, placed 11th in the 200-yard freestyle, 13th in the 500-yard freestyle, 21st in the mile, and 27th in the 1000-yard freestyle. Tejeda returned as a senior to qualify for two events at the National Championships. As a freshman in 2013, Kula shattered the Tars record book and became the programs first Sunshine State Conference Swimmer of the Year. She finished fifth in the 200-yard butterfly, 13th in the 100-yard butterfly and 20th in the 100-yard freestyle. Kula also won the SSC Championship in the 100-yard butterfly, setting conference, championship and school records.  In 2005, he led both the men's and women's teams to national rankings and had many swimmers just miss participating in the NCAA Division II National Championships, which was hosted by Rollins at the YMCA Aquatic Center. Morris oversaw all operations of the event that set many national records. Also that season, Morris was honored as the Student Athlete Advisory Committee "Coach of the Year," the second time he has received the award during his career (1996). Morris has also spearheaded and hosted the first-ever Sunshine State Invitational, which directly led to the Sunshine State Conference adopting swimming in 2010-11. In the summer of 2008, Morris was selected as keynote speaker for all athletics coaches at Lake Brantley School District. He shared his presentations "Dealing with Millenial Parents" and "How I Learned to Thank My Parents for Letting Me Grow Up."  In 2004, he served as President of the College Swimming Coaches Association of America. Prior to building the Tars swimming program, Morris began his coaching career as the head coach of the Ringgold Municipal Swim Team in Chattanooga, serving in that capacity from 1979-84. He then moved onto Goucher College to become the Aquatics Director and head swim coach, leading the Gopher women to back-to-back Chesapeake Women's Athletic Conference championships. Morris and his wife Lisa have two children, Nathan and Ashley. Coach Morris year-by-year

Berg comes to Rollins after spending the last year as Assistant Womens Swim Coach at Northwestern University. He assisted in all aspects of the Wildcats program, coordinating with strength and conditioning, athletic training and professional staff. He coached five student-athletes to US Olympic Trial time standards and 17 NCAA Division I B standard performances. Prior to Northwestern, Berg served as Assistant Mens and Womens Swim Coach and Aquatics Director at Florida Atlantic. He worked with the Owls sprinters, leading to six individual and five relay school records during his time in Boca Raton. Berg broke into coaching at NCAA Division III powerhouse Kenyon College, spending three seasons as Assistant Mens and Womens Swim Coach. He was the mens recruiting coordinator, resulting in the Lords finishing as National runner-up in 2012 and NCAA Division III National Champions in 2013 and 2014. The womens team earned a fourth place finish and back-to-back National runners-ups in that span. In Bergs three years, Kenyon posted 10 individual national champions, eight relay national champions, 68 NCAA All-American and eighth NCAA Postgraduate scholarship recipients. Berg is a 2010 graduate of Boston University with a B.S. in Heath Sciences. He also earned a Masters of Science in Sports Management from SUNY Cortland in 2013. As a student-athlete for the Terriers, Berg was a four-year letter winner on the mens swim team, competing in the America East Conference Championships. He also served as Vice President of the BU Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and three times was named to the America East Honor Roll.