Mike began his love of swimming at age 10 when he joined the Union Aquatic Club. As a swimmer for the Maine Endwell Varsity Swim Team, he achieved the school record for the 50 yard freestyle which he held for 20 years. After receiving his Bachelor’s Degree at the University of Buffalo in Chemical Engineering, he returned to the area to work in the family business. He took over the reins of Old World Refinishers in 2007. Mike continues to be an active swimmer as a member of the Binghamton University Masters Swim Team which allowed him the opportunity to be recruited to become a coach for UNAC. His sons swam for UNAC. Mike has loved every minute of working with the swimmers and coaching the sport that he loves.

This coach is awesome!

This coach is awesome!

This coach is awesome!

This coach is awesome!

Jamie started working with UNAC in the fall of 2000 in what was formerly known as the Beginner/Age Group Program. She coached the girl’s varsity swimming at Johnson City High School for 2013 swim season. Jamie has been working at the Jewish Community Center for the past 8 yrs. as a lead teacher in the 3 & 4 yr old program. When not in the classroom you can find Jamie giving private lessons at the JCC and outside of the JCC, she is also active on various committees within the JCC.

In April of 2014 Jamie was awarded the Terri Lynn Lokoff National Child Care Teacher award. She traveled to Philadelphia where she and other teachers throughout the United States were presented with this prestigious award.

Jamie has memories of swimming for as long as she can remember in high school and college.

Jamie enjoys being part of the UNAC team and working with all ages.

This coach is awesome!

This coach is awesome!

This coach is awesome!

This coach is awesome!