Everything about Jack Groselle totally explained
John "Jack" Groselle is a noted
swim enthusiast and world record holder from
Hiram, Ohio. After graduating from
Hiram College as a member of the Class of '76, Groselle began coaching the Men's and Women's swim teams starting in
1988. Besides a brief foray into local politics during the
1996-1997 and
1997-1998 seasons,
Jack; as many of his contemporaries call him; has been the ever-present Hiram College Swimming and Diving team coach.
College Years
During his swimming years, Jack was both feared and respected. His freshman year the team began their annual training trips down to
Florida to train over
Christmas break. Even in this formulative time, though, Jack was an extremely talented individual. Jack is the only Hiram Men's swimmer to win nationals, which he did in the 50-meter freestyle event in 1976. This was also the year Jack was named the
PAC MVP. In addition to these feats, Groselle once held six Hiram College school records, his 50-meter freestyle time being the only one remaining, as well as his pool 50 and 100-meter freestyle records. His 50-meter pool record, controversially, converted forms the Hiram Men's team record.
Jack continues to be an inspiration to his swimmers. He makes sure to look at things in a sunshiny way and always counts individual accomplishments and best times over the team's poor finishes, even if the best time is because it was the first time a swimmer swum the event. Jack always experiences the speed, so he doesn't have to do 1000s.
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