Rutgers Swim Camp

Before Cal, Moore served as head coach of the Dartmouth men's and women's swimming and diving team, following earlier stints on staffs at Minnesota, Northwestern, Duke, William & Mary, and Drexel starting in 2008.

During his season at Dartmouth, Moore brought in one of the best recruiting classes in program history and coached his student-athletes to four school records and 37 all-time top-10 performances.

Prior to his move to the Ivy League, Moore spent three seasons as the associate head coach at Minnesota, where he focused on coaching swimmers in the middle distance and individual medley groups and led the team's recruiting efforts. Over his tenure, the Golden Gophers had 38 NCAA qualifiers and 25 All-Americans, including 2019 Big Ten 500 free champion Chantal Nack and Mackenzie Padington, who finished third in the 500 free and 1650 free at the 2019 NCAA Championships. Both Minnesota teams finished among the top 20 in 2019, with the women 11th and the men 19th. The Golden Gophers also broke 19 school records and four Big Ten records, earned 69 Academic All-Big Ten accolades, 43 CSCAA Scholar All-America honors, and team Scholar All-America recognition over his three years.

Moore was previously the associate head coach for women's swimming at Northwestern (2016-18), overseeing recruiting, fundraising, coaching all training groups, managing team travel, and running the social media accounts. The Wildcats were top-25 teams in 2017 and 2018, placing 21st and 22nd, respectively, at the NCAA meet. The team broke 23 school records, earned 14 Scholar All-America individual honors, and had 11 Big Ten Distinguished Scholars with GPAs over 3.7.

As the assistant coach and director of recruiting at Duke from 2012-16, Moore recruited three consecutive top-15 classes and saw 21 student-athletes compete at NCAAs and break 103 team records. As an assistant at William & Mary (2010-12), he coached 10 CAA conference champions and three 2012 Olympic Trials qualifiers.

Moore got his start as the graduate assistant academic advisor at Drexel in 2008, where he advised students from the swimming and diving, men's and women's tennis, wrestling, field hockey, rowing, women's lacrosse, and softball programs, while also volunteer coaching with the swimming and diving teams.

Moore swam at William & Mary and graduated with a degree in neuroscience in 2008. He went on to earn his master's in public health, health management, and policy from Drexel in 2010 before returning to William & Mary for his Master of Business Administration in 2014.

During his career, Maccoll has been accountable for 182 All-America swims from 32 student-athletes and worked with six swimmers that went on to compete in the Olympics, with five earning gold medals at Olympic summer games. Under Maccoll's watch at Rutgers, the Scarlet Knights have achieved 64 times and scores among the school's all-time top 10. In fact, eighteen of Rutgers' 22 school records have been established during Maccoll's tenure.

Most recently, the Scarlet Knights finished 32nd at the 2024 NCAA Championships with at least one Scarlet Knight sent to the national champions in each of the last three seasons. At the Big Ten Championships the 400 medley relay team produced the highest podium finish for a relay squad since joining the league back in 2014, while eight NCAA B cuts were registered, 18 top 24 finishes were recorded,13 program top 10 times were captured and 28 personal bests were set including a school record and podium finish for Tina Celik in the 100 back.

RU continued its upward trend in 2022-23 as the Scarlet Knights captured its highest point total at the Big Ten Championships since joining the Big Ten and sent NCAA Zone A platform champion Giulia Vittorioso to the NCAA Championships. Altogether the Scarlet Knights produced six podium finishes at the conference championships along with 11 B final competitors and five C final appearances. RU set three new school records in the 100 breast and 200 and 400 medley relays, along with a trio of Rutgers Aquatics Center Pool records in the 50 free, 200 free relay and 200 medley relay. The Scarlet Knights achieved 99 personal bests during the season, 65 event victories, 25 times/scores among the all-time top 10 along with 24 NCAA B cuts/zone scores.

Rutgers was back to full strength for 2021-22 following the pandemic and continued to make huge strides in the water. The Scarlet Knights captured their highest Big Ten Championship finish since joining the Big Ten and finished 26th at the NCAA Championships, the highest finish for the Scarlet Knights since 2006. Altogether the Scarlet Knights produced 10 podium finishes at the championships. Seven new Rutgers school records were established and 28 times/scores were recorded among the all-time top 10. Nine NCAA "B" cuts were collected, while six divers were sent to NCAA Zones. On the boards, Rutgers sent two divers to the NCAA Championships with Abigail Knapton producing all-america honors as a finalist on platform and consolation finalist on 3-meter.

Steel arrives “On The Banks” after spending last season as a volunteer assistant coach at the University of Virginia. Last winter the Cavaliers won their third-consecutive NCAA title with 11 total champions behind five relay and six individual NCAA championships.

Before joining the Cavaliers staff, Steel was a volunteer assistant swim coach and assistant strength and conditioning coach at Kenyon College. During his time with the Owls, the women’s program won the 2022 Women’s DIII NCAA Championship team title while he also served as the team’s strength and conditioning coach. In addition to working with the sprint and short stroke groups, he also coordinated all team dryland activities.

Steel began his coaching career at his alma mater, the University of Arizona, as a volunteer on the pool deck with the Wildcats and as an intern in the Olympic Sports Weight Room assisting the strength staff with the basketball, baseball, tennis, softball and swimming & diving teams.

Among the swimmers that Speedling developed are USA Swimming National Team member Rebecca Soni, a Gold and double Silver Medalist at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing. Soni is also a three-time World Champion swimmer, World and American Record Holder, and six time NCAA Champion, NCAA All American, and NCAA Record Holder. In addition, he also developed Canadian National Record Holder, NCAA All American, and former World Record Holder Stefan Hirniak, and Ashley Steenvoorden, a US National Champion, NCAA All American, and USA Swimming National Team member.

Malone arrives "On The Banks" after spending the last three seasons as an assistant coach at UMBC. During his time with the Retrievers, the men's program captured back-to-back America East Championships in 2022 and 2023 while both the men's and women's teams combined for 36 America East champions. UMBC was also recognized with the 2024 America East Women's Swimming Rookie of the Year and America East Men's Swimmer of the Meet.

Prior to his post at UMBC, Malone served as head coach at Manhattan College for three seasons. The Jaspers captured 11 top-16 finishes at the Metro Atlantic Conference Championships while being standouts in the classroom. Manhattan was named to the CSCAA Scholar America Team every season along with 13 Jaspers selected to the 2020 MAAC Men's and Women's Swimming and Diving All-Academic Teams.

Malone also spent three seasons at Long Island University including a stint as interim head coach. While at LIU, Malone oversaw 29 top-eight performances at the NEC Championships with the program ranking in the top five in team GPA among LIU Brooklyn's athletic squads.