Greg Doyle

Greg Doyle was promoted to Wingate University associate head coach for women’s swimming and aquatics during the summer of 2020. The 2020-21 season marks his third year on the Bulldog staff. Doyle leads Wingate’s sprint group and retains assistant coaching responsibilities with the men’s team. Most recently, Doyle and the WU coaching staff helped 26 student-athletes earn 68 CSCAA All-American swims in 2020 (52 first team honors, 16 honorable mentions).

Doyle is responsible for Wingate’s recruitment efforts on the women’s side. In addition to his WU coaching duties, Doyle serves as swim lesson program director for Wingate aquatics. He has served as a Nike Swim Camp director and coach at three schools (Wingate, York, Pa. and Limestone). Doyle supervises Wingate’s lifeguards as well.

In 2019, Wingate had 16 first team All-American swims and 35 honorable mention All-American swims at the NCAA meet in Indianapolis. Both Bulldog teams finished second in the Bluegrass Mountain Conference (BMC) championship meet in Charlotte.

Doyle joined the Bulldog family after two-plus years as the head swimming coach and aquatics director at York College of Pennsylvania. While at York, Doyle trained an Olympic trials qualifier who won an NCAA Division III individual national championship. His student-athletes set 45 York records during his tenure.

The 2017 Capital Athletic Conference men’s and women’s swimming Coach of the Year, Doyle’s York teams earned five College Swimming Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) Scholar All-America team plaques (three women, two men).

Bulldog fans remember Doyle for his two-year tenure as the head coach and aquatics director at fellow Bluegrass Mountain Conference member Limestone College. During his time in South Carolina, Doyle helped the Saints post 28 new school records. His student-athletes posted 50 All-American swims at two NCAA meets (2014, 2015). His teams claimed 13 CSCAA Scholar All-American awards while landing on the CSCAA Scholar All-American team list as well.

Doyle served one year each as an assistant coach at Washington and Lee and SUNY New Paltz. While at W&L, Doyle helped the Generals set 14 varsity records as the Generals competed in the ultra-competitive Bluegrass Mountain Conference. He coached five W&L All-Americans, including the fifth-place finisher in the 50 Freestyle at the 2013 NCAA Division III championships.

At SUNY New Paltz, Doyle helped the Hawks bring in one of the largest recruiting classes in the school’s history. New Paltz had two All-American performances (women’s 100 and 200 Backstroke) at the 2012 NCAA Division III championship meet. The Hawks recorded nine varsity records during his time at the school.

Doyle was a student-athlete at SUNY Oswego, earning three NCAA Division III All-American trophies. He was named to the CSCAA Scholar All-American team in 2006. Additionally, Doyle earned Oswego’s Outstanding Senior Athlete Award in 2008. He received national Swimmer of the Week honors from CollegeSwimming.com his final season.

Academically, Doyle received a B.A. degree in public justice (athletic coaching minor) from Oswego in 2008. He earned a masters’ degree in athletic administration from South Atlantic Conference member Coker College in 2015. Doyle has earned a Level 2 certification from the American Swim Coaches Association (ASCA). The ASCA presented him with two certificates of excellence (2013-16, 2018) for his teams’ performances at the NCAA national championship meets.