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Rebecca Story
Head Coach, Synchronized Swimming
Email: story_rebecca@wheatonma.edu
Office: Haas Athletic Center
Phone: 508-286-3993
Fax: 508-286-8249
Profile
Rebecca Story enters her third season as Wheaton's head synchronized swimming coach after pushing the Lyons to a top-10 finish at the U.S. Collegiate Championship for the 21st consecutive season during the 2008-09 school year.
Story is the collegiate chair for United States Synchronized Swimming and education chair for the New England Synchronized Swimming Association (NESSA). She also served on the NCAA subcommittee for the sport.
A four-year synchronized swimmer at regional rival Keuka College in Keuka Park, New York, Story was an assistant coach with the program in 2006-07. Among her main tasks at Keuka were structuring practices and implementing new workout routines. She also coached and choreographed routines for the Keuka Kokanees Age Group squad from 2002-07 and began designing routines for Keuka as a freshman.
A three-year captain at Keuka, Story advanced to the third phase of tryouts for the U.S. Senior National team in 2007. She also coached a team at the Empire State Games in Binghamton, New York, in 2006.
Story was the Keuka program's recruiting coordinator during her freshman and sophomore seasons and, after just her freshman year of college, she served as the communications director of Keuka's synchronized swimming camp in the summer of 2003.
She was among the top seven soloists in the nation at the U.S. Collegiate Championship each of her final three seasons and half of a top-11 duet on three occasions. Keuka recorded a top-10 finish each of her four years, placing as high as fifth during her senior campaign.
Story made an appearance at the U.S. National Championship as both a junior and senior. She was voted Keuka Athlete of the Year by her peers following her senior season. An organizational communications major, Story graduated from Keuka in May 2006.
The Story File
| Year | Highlight(s) |
|---|---|
| 2008 | U.S. Collegiate Championship - 8th (37 Points) |
| 2009 | U.S. Collegiate Championship - 9th (33.5 Points) |
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