Coaches and Directors
Mary began swimming competitively at age six for the Manchester Swim Team. She played water polo for the University of New Hampshire and continues to swim and compete in open water swimming events. Mary is a certified ASCA level I and level II swim coach and is also a certified elementary education teacher.She has been teaching swimming for over 20 years and has been coaching for Portsmouth Swim Team since 2003. Mary's three children are current and former swimmers for PST.
Sue began swimming competitively as a sixth grader. She did not have a positive experience with a coach on a swim team and therefore lost interest. She participated in other sports throughout school. After moving to Australia in 1986 she joined a masters program and started swimming competitively with masters, open swimming, as well as competing in triathalons. "Since then, I have never stopped swimming! Coaching became an interest for me because I want to nurture swimmers to love the sport and be the best they can be". Sue began coaching for PST in 2006 and is a ASCA level 2 certified coach.
Hadleigh swam for Exeter Swim Team (now SOLO Aquatics) for eight years. She continues to swim for Great Bay Masters. In 2018 Hadleigh competed in the Ironman triathlon in Old Orchard beach, Maine, and has competed in other triathlons as well. She is also a competitive obstacle course racer, winning both the North American and World championships in 2017 and 2018. She is currently attending the University of New Hampshire for her undergraduate degree in History (Class of 2023) and her Masters degree in Secondary Education (Class of 2023). She is an Exeter High School graduate (Class of 2019) and has been coaching PST since 2019.
Robina began swimming on summer
teams when she was five. She joined PST when she was nine and
continued swimming for the team until she graduated from Portsmouth
High School in 2009. She was a captain of both PST and the PHS swim
team. She is also a lifeguard and swim instructor.
Robina went on to swim for two years at the University of Puget
Sound before transferring to UNH in the Fall of 2011. Her sister
currently swims for PST and her mother also coaches.






