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Marymount University

2807 North Glebe Road

Arlington, Virginia 22207

*The pool is located in the lower level of the Lee Center

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Competitive Team

Please contact the appropriate Coach below for a tryout before Registration.

Registration

Practice Times

2020-2021

Practice Times
TBD

Dues

2022-2023

Dues

Swim School at Marymount University

Developmental Stroke School at Marymount University

FULL

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If you have any questions regarding tryouts or program information 

please contact Head Coach Chris Natoli.

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Tryout Information

2022 - 2023

Coaching Staff


Chris Natoli


Dan McGuire


Dan McGuire joins NCAP with a rich background in swimming. At 7 years old, he joined his first summer league team in North Carolina, and from then on, he fell in love with the sport. He didn’t join club swimming until he was about 10 years old when he swam for New Wave Swim Team in Cary, NC. His family moved to Northern Virginia, where he continued his club swimming career with Machine and began his involvement with the NVSL. He swam for Fairfax

Club Estates, where he was also the coach for 5 years up until he graduated from college. Dan attended the University of Mary Washington where he majored in Spanish and swam there for all 4 years. After his collegiate career came to a close, he became involved with USMS. In 2016, he left for a year and a half to go to Thailand and has been trying to get back in shape since he returned. Dan also works at SwimBox, where he does individual stroke correction and 1 on 1 lessons to help triathletes, swimmers, and people just learning how to swim.

William Tarkenton


William Tarkenton begins his second season with NCAP and 5th year coaching competitive swimming. Will began his coaching career at the age of 15 for his neighborhood NVSL swim team in Northern Virginia. Will swam on the Rollins College swim team all four years of college. After graduating from Rollins College Will returned to Arlington where he joined the coaching staff of Clark Swim Club. Will is looking forward to another year of coaching with NCAP.

Ashley Clark


Ashley Clark is 25 years old and from Manassas VA.  She started swimming at 16 during her sophomore year for Osbourn Park High school Swim Team.  During her junior year, she decided to join NCAP to swim competitively. Ashley’s swimming career with NCAP lead her to Division I Swimming after only three years of swimming experience. She attended James Madison

University where she specialized in sprint freestyle, sprint butterfly and IM. She graduated from James Madison University with a degree in Biology and a concentration in Ecology and Environmental Biology. Her love for science brought her into the water quality field. Ashley is currently working as an environmental scientist specializing in stormwater. Ashley previously

coached for Clark Swim Club and Wellington Dolphins.

Hayley Elizondo


Hayley recently graduated from Marymount University with a degree in criminal justice. She is originally from Canal Winchester, OH, and has been swimming competitively for 14 years. She swam on the Marymount University Swim Team and holds school records in the 100/200 breaststroke and 400 IM. Hayley has been coaching all different levels of swimming skills for the past 4 years.

Isaiah Jones


Coach Isaiah grew up in Jacksonville, Florida. He started his swim career at Westside High School where he achieved the 100 freestyle school record and earned him a spot in State Championships during his senior year. Isaiah also swam at Bolles High School alongside Caleb Dressel, Ryan Murphy, and Joseph Schooling. He was recruited to swim at Marymount University and set the 100 Freestyle school record. Isaiah has been involved in coaching summer leagues in Florida and has provided private lessons at Marymount University. He has

coached athletes of different ages and enjoys engaging with them in a fun and positive way.