Natalie Nye

Comes from a long line of Marlin swimmers and started her career well before the usual six-year-old range that many start at, following her older siblings and swimming through to her senior year at 18. Natalie has worked as a lifeguard and swim instructor at Catalina Terrace for many years, and joined our coaching staff last year to learn team management and coaching operations. Natalie has coached year-round swimming as Southwest Aquatic Sports. This year she now continues her Marlins’ growth as head coach with her typical dedication and hard work, imparting her life-long knowledge and passion to our current crop of Marlins while refining on her coaching skills and swim team management. Thank you Natalie!

Natalie is available for private swim lessons, contact below.

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Devin Price

A lifelong Tucsonan, grew up in the SAAA system, and swam for Palo Verde High School. Devin obtained his first Water Safety Instructor in 1986, and has been teaching for various entities ever since, including: Jim Mance, Ott YMCA, Arizona Gold, and El Dorado. In 2009, Devin started coaching summers at Catalina Terrace. In January, 2011, Devin started coaching year-round at Ford Aquatics, a position running eight years. Devin has coached over four years with the National Paralympics team. 2023 is Devin’s 16th year at Catalina Terrace, and his second year in our the head coach position! Like every year, Devin is looking forward to working with our Marlin swimmers and their families. He is the life-long keeper of Devin's Rules. Thank you Devin!

Devin is available for private swim lessons, contact below.

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Zane Olson

A long line of family Marlin's swimmers, starting before he turned six, graduating to lifeguard and pool maintenance and now coaching—there is barely a topic or  part of the pool Zane has not touched in his career at CT! Zane’s excited to be coaching! He is returning to youth swimming all the lessons he learned while becoming one of our all-time  major powerhouse swimmers before he graduated in 2020! You should see his dive!

Thank you Zane!