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Eileen Ryan

Eileen has been involved with swimming her whole life. She was a competitive swimmer as a child and continued to race throughout high school and college. She began coaching many years ago and has coached for various swim programs in Queens and the Hudson Valley. Even now she still swims regularly – enjoying a life learned skill.

Eileen joined VAC as a coach in 2007. Her expertise and passion lies in working with the novice swimmers: teaching them the fundamentals of stroke technique, starts, and turns. She loves watching them learn and grow, especially when they get to demonstrate their progress at swim meets. Eileen believes in the VAC philosophy of providing a safe environment for swimmers while they strive to do their personal best.

Viking Aquatic Club
– Assistant Coach (September 2008-Present)

Washingtonville Seahawks Swim Club
– Assistant Coach (September 1999-2008)

Sun and Surf Beach Club
– Lifeguard, Junior & Senior Lifesaving, Water Safety Instructor

Queens College
– Member of the Women’s Swim Team

Help Center Articles

What should I expect during a swim meet?

Swim meets are exciting events where our swimmers showcase their hard work and compete against other teams. Whether it’s your first meet or you’re a seasoned swim parent, here’s what you can expect: Signing Up for the Meet For all meets  sign-up is handled through our website (TeamUnify software and

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How do I sign up my swimmer for a meet?

It’s time to dive into the world of meet declarations(attending or not attending)! 🏊‍♀️ You know what they say—if you don’t declare, you’ll be unprepared (okay, maybe no one says that, but it sounds important, right?). Declaring your swimmer’s attendance helps our coaches craft the perfect lineup and ensure that

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Blue Swim Group

Level Beginner or New Member Group Description Most swimmers start here to get familiar with how the team operates and build essential skills for swim meets. Not every swimmer in this group is a true “beginner”; some may just need to strengthen a few skills before moving up to the

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