University of Delaware Men's Swimming & Diving

The 2019-20 CAA Women's Swimming Coach of the Year and 2022-2023 CAA Men's Swimming Co-Coach of the Year, Pablo Marmolejo begins his seventh season as the Un...

Adam Jines was named the Associate Athletic Director/Director of Recreation in July of 2021 after originally joining the Campus Recreation department at Delaware in October 2010. Jines, a 2008 UD graduate, arrived in Newark following 2.5 years at the University of Louisville (2008-2010) serving as the Intramural Coordinator, leading a robust Intramural Sports program. Upon returning to Newark, Jines initially served as the Intramural Sports Coordinator before being promoted to the role of Assistant Director for Intramural Sports. Shortly thereafter Jines' role expanded to Assistant Athletic Director for Recreation Administration, overseeing policies and procedures, risk management, and staff development. Jines earned his bachelor's degree from SUNY Cortland, in Physical Education (2005) and his master's degree in Health Promotion (2008) from the University of Delaware. While working toward his master's degree Jines also served as a graduate assistant for Intramural Sports for two years. At Delaware, now serving as the Associate Athletic Director/Director of Recreation, Jines oversees all aspects of a vibrant Campus Recreation department including Facilities and Operations and Recreation Programs that services the entire UD community. With a focus on providing UD students with the most integrated wellness experience possible, Jines is responsible for bringing inclusive programming and wellbeing partnerships to the UD community.

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Men's Swimming & DivingSkip AdVirgile, ConnorFarling, PeriGlegg, RossHunt, RyanMarmolejo, PabloNiness, MackenzieSquires, KatieVirgile, Connor

Katie Squires joined the Delaware swimming and diving staff in the fall of 2021. Prior to arriving in Newark, Squires served as the aquatics manager at The Bridge Indoor Sports Complex in Bridgeport, West Virginia. As the aquatics manager she oversaw the daily operations of a new, 10-lane 25-yard competition pool, 4-lane, 25-yard warm-up pool and outdoor recreational pool. She was instrumental in the opening of The Bridge in May 2021. While in Bridgeport she supervised the lifeguard and swim instructor staff, coordinated the pool schedules and events calendar, served as a liaison to the local high schools and oversaw the formation of the new USA Swimming club team, Mountain State Storm. She also spent two years as the recreation coordinator for the City of Bridgeport in which she oversaw the operations of the outdoor recreational pool prior to the completion of the indoor facility. From 2014-2018 she served as the assistant swim coach and recruiting coordinator at West Virginia Wesleyan College. In this role she worked with both the men’s and women’s teams to be successful in the pool and in the classroom. In 2018, Squires helped lead the men’s team to a Mountain East Conference championship and the women to a runner-up finish. The coaching staff was named MEC Men’s Coach of the Year in 2018 as well. During her tenure at WVWC the team set multiple school records and achieved numerous top-10 all-time placements. A 2009 graduate of West Virginia Wesleyan College, Squires earned

Women's Swimming & DivingSkip AdNiness, MackenzieFarling, PeriGlegg, RossHunt, RyanMarmolejo, PabloNiness, MackenzieSquires, KatieVirgile, Connor

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Peri Farling will enter her first season serving as an assistant coach for men's and women's swimming in 2025-26 as the team transitions into the Atlantic Sun Conference. “I am very excited to welcome Peri to our Blue Hen family,” head coach Pablo Marmolejo said. “She will help us to enhance the Blue Hen experience for our student-athletes and future Blue Hens. Her passion for the holistic development of our student-athletes will be invaluable to our program, and her experience will be a great asset to our staff and team.” Farling will join the staff in Newark after serving as the top assistant coach at Division III Dickinson College for the 2024-25 season. “I’m so excited to join Delaware swimming and diving,” Farling said. “It’s an honor to be part of such a strong program and have the opportunity to work with such a talented group of student-athletes and staff. I can’t wait to get started.” In her lone season with the Red Devils, the men’s team finished with an 8-2 record in dual meets, while the women’s squad competed to a 7-4 mark. The two teams wrapped up the head-to-head season with five and six consecutive wins, respectively. As the two units battled for a Centennial Conference Championship, they both finished fourth. Each squad earned their best conference finish since 2020. One swimmer from both the men’s and women’s teams at Dickinson earned Centennial Conference Honorable Mentions under the guidance of Farling this past season. Prior to joining the collegiate coac

Men's Swimming & DivingSkip AdGlegg, RossFarling, PeriGlegg, RossHunt, RyanMarmolejo, PabloNiness, MackenzieSquires, KatieVirgile, Connor