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Cameron Mull - Head Coach
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| Cameron (Lansing, MI) comes to us with an extensive competitive swimming and coaching background.
He swam in two U.S. Olympic Trials (2000, 2004) where he was a semifinalist (10th) in the
200m freestyle (2000), and top-16 in the 400m freestyle (2000, 2004). He has attended
approximately 20 U.S. National Championships (with 6 top-8 finishes) and been on two U.S. National
Teams (1995, 1998). Cameron graduated from The Ohio State University (2000) where he was captain
of the swim team, holds 4 school records, was MVP in water polo, and earned his B.S. in Wildlife
Management. He was previously Head Coach of the Oakland Undercurrent (2004-2006) in Oakland, CA and
was also Head Coach for the Capital Area Swim Team (2000-2002) in Lansing, MI before joining the Water
Dogs in the fall of 2006. Cameron lives in Arcata and enjoys backpacking, biking, and playing the drums.
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Angie Baker - Assistant Coach
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| My passion for competitive swimming began while splashing around in the pools and lakes of Redding, CA. Growing up on the pool deck was a challenging and fun experience for me, and I hope to create an enjoyable environment for kids to grow as athletes and individuals. I moved to the North Coast and became a proud member of the Water Dog family in 2003. After earning a Bachelor's of Science in Kinesiology and a minor in Recreation from Humboldt State University, my husband and I moved to Berlin, Germany, where I interned as a Physical Education teacher. Upon returning to Humboldt, I dove head first into the coaching job I love so much, working mainly with the Green and Silver groups. When not coaching, I enjoy running in the redwoods and surfing the coast. Go Water Dogs!
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Byron Stocum - Assistant Coach
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| I started swimming in a swim club when I was only five years old. By the time I was eighteen I was traveling to Junior Nationals and had reached a level of competition I never would have imagined. Finally, I reached the status of All-American swimmer in backstroke. Looking back on all those years of growing up in Humboldt Swim Club, I can't imagine my life without water sports. Swimming has given me the confidence and strength to take advantage of our rivers, lakes and the ocean. Being able to offer my experience to local kids is a very rewarding job. A structured, technical, and competitive swim practice and philosophy is a perfect way to develop and grow as a strong Water Dog.
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