To have a successful team, there must be an understanding of the roles of parents, swimmers and coaches and how they relate to one another. The head coach and assistant coaches’ role is to motivate and critique the swimmers. The swimmers need to accept instruction from the coach. The parents' role is to encourage and support their child and the team. Keep in mind that everyone has good and bad days. It is the same for swimmers. Even the best swimmers will have meets where they do not do their best. Coaches and parents should be patient and permit the swimmers to progress at their own pace giving praise for personal improvement.
Coaching Staff
The staff is comprised of a Head Coach and Assistant Coaches. The Head Coach’s role is to oversee the entire swim team and support staff and is responsible for organization, administration, and interacting with parent volunteers. Assistant Coaches support the Head Coach in water instruction and all swimming related activities.
Hi, my name is Addison Moser (AKA Coach Addison/Addie) and I’m so excited to be back for my second season as an assistant coach for the Crazy Ducks! I am proud to have been a swimmer for the Crazy Ducks for over a decade.
I just finished up my freshman year at UNC-Chapel Hill, where I am studying Biology and Sports Medicine on the pre-med track. My favorite swim stroke is Butterfly and I love all things UNC basketball!! Let’s have an awesome season!!
Hi, my name is Jackson! I have been swimming with the Crazy Ducks since I was five, and am super excited to be teaching swim lessons and coaching again this season. I am a rising senior at RJ Reynolds, where I am the captain of the RJR Swim Team. My favorite stroke is freestyle! Outside of the pool, you can find me acting, singing, listening to music, or writing. I’m thrilled for this season. Let’s go Crazy Ducks!!!
Hi! My name is Taylor and I am a rising college freshman! I have been swimming with the crazy ducks for over 10 years and this will be my 2nd year coaching!! Outside of swimming, I love running, reading, listening to music, and hanging out with friends! I love to coach all ages but I would prefer lessons with children over 7 who are looking to improve their strokes and technique!! I am so looking forward to this season and I am excited to meet everyone! Go crazy ducks!!!!!
Hi! My name is Jacqueline, and I am so excited to be on the coaching staff for the Crazy Ducks this season! I am a rising senior, and this will be my 6th year swimming summer league. I was a volunteer coach for my summer league for two years before joining the Crazy Ducks last summer as an assistant coach and a swim lesson instructor. Outside of swim, I enjoy running and piano as some of my favorite hobbies! I have also enjoyed working in childcare for the past three years now, and I am so excited to help and encourage your swimmers this season! I love helping kids meet their goals and watching them learn and grow in what I think is one of the best sports!
Hi! My name is Kirsten Hooke! I’m a rising junior at Reagan High School and this is my first year coaching for the Crazy Ducks! I have been swimming with the Crazy Ducks for 7 years and I’m so excited to start coaching! Outside of swim I enjoy dancing, theatre, field hockey, and reading! My favorite part of the swim season is cheering on teammates and young swimmers from the sidelines and having fun at meets! I also curate the swim team slideshow every year so I love seeing pictures of all our swimmers! I can’t wait to get in the water and start this season!
Hi, my name is Harrison Clark. I love swimming! I have swam for FHE (Forsyth Home Educators) for two years and lettered both years. Two years ago for summer swim, I swam for the Brookwood Barracudas, and last year I swam for FCC as a volunteer. I am 16 and finishing up sophomore year. When I'm not swimming I love coding and playing video games. I look forward to swimming for and working with the Crazy Ducks again this summer!
Hi! My name is Cara Freeman, and I will be a swim instructor and assistant coach for FCC this summer. I am a rising junior at Forsyth Country Day School and have aspirations of entering the medical field in the future. While I am a new face to FCC, I am certainly not to the Greater Forsyth Swim League or swimming in general. I have been a competitive swimmer for 11 years, I was captain of my high school swim team this past season, and I am in the process of getting lifeguard certified! One of my biggest passions is spreading the love of swimming that I have found through coaching and mentoring, and I am so excited to get the opportunity to do exactly that. Some of my other passions include playing the violin and piano, traveling around the world, and finding fun activities to do with my friends and family. I am so excited to be a part of the Crazy Ducks this season, I can't wait to jump in!
Hello! My name is Mia Weisner, and I will be a swim lesson instructor at FCC this summer! I have been a competitive swimmer since I was in the 3rd grade and have competed for Enfinity Aquatic Club since the 5th grade. I started swimming for the Forsyth Home Educators Hawks in 2024 and have gotten to know Doug Ford and most of the instructors here from that. I have worked as a certified lifeguard and a swim instructor for 2 years now for Umbrella Academy and the Kernersville YMCA. Aside from swimming, I enjoy photography and hiking. Can’t wait to cheer on the Crazy Ducks this season!
I am a rising junior and have been swimming competitively since I was 9. I swim year-round with Enfinity and am also on the FHE Hawks HS swim team. I have helped coach younger Enfinity swimmers for the past 4 years. My favorite stroke is butterfly.
I am also very active in my local Trail Life troop and love to hike, shoot, and spend time outside with friends.
I am looking forward to my second year of being an assistant coach, teaching swim lessons, and swimming for the FCC Crazy Ducks!