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Head Coach Jon Wilson
119 Kolf Sports Center
(920) 424-0385
wilsonjo@uwosh.edu
UW-Stevens Point (1995) & Northern Michigan University (2006)
Jon Wilson

Jon Wilson’s consistency has led to seven All-Americans and eight WIAC champions during his four years at UW-Oshkosh.

Since his arrival in 2007, Wilson guided the Titans to fifth place at the league meet every year. He has also posted 20 dual meet victories in that span with UW-Oshkosh’s men’s and women’s swimming & diving teams.

The men’s squad posted three individual titles at the 2011 WIAC Championship. Phil Devine brought home gold in the one and three-meter dives, while Dalton Anderson prevailed in the 200-yard butterfly. Wilson’s team has owned the WIAC Outstanding Diver each year from 2008-11.

UW-Oshkosh divers have earned NCAA Division III All-America recognition seven times under Wilson. Devine was the 2010 national champion in the three-meter dive and holds four other top-seven finishes. Jacob Chadderdon took second place in the three-meter event during both 2008 and 2009.

Wilson has gained 12 of his dual meet victories with the Titan women. His best campaign came in 2010, when UW-Oshkosh went 4-4. The Titans also placed first among seven teams at the 2008 St. Norbert College Invitational and the 2007 UW-Oshkosh Invitational.

From 2003-2007, Wilson was the women’s swimming & diving coach at Northern Michigan University. He mentored five All-Americans and 15 conference champions. Wilson led the Wildcats to a second-place finish in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference during 2004.

The men’s and women’s coach at Ripon College from 1995-2003, Wilson was named the 2003 Midwest Conference Men’s Coach of the Year. Prior to his first coaching position, Wilson earned his bachelor’s degree in health promotion and wellness at UW-Stevens Point (1995).

Wilson is a member of the College Swim Coaches Association of America.

- Written November 1, 2011 -
Diving Coach Amy Krysiak
119 Kolf Sports Center
(920) 424-0385
krysiak@uwosh.edu
UW-La Crosse (1998)
Amy Krysiak

Coaching eight WIAC Outstanding Diver winners in eight years, Amy Krysiak has established UW-Oshkosh as the premier diving program in the league. Krysiak became the men’s and women’s diving coach during 2003.

Krysiak, the 2004 NCAA Division III Women’s Diving Coach of the Year, has led Titans to three individual national championships. During 2004, Rachel Heitkamp won the title at both one and three meters. Phil Devine then captured the men’s three-meter crown in 2010.

Along with Heitkamp’s two national titles, Krysiak has guided UW-Oshkosh men to eight All-America finishes. Devine (2009-11) owns five of those accolades, while Jacob Chadderdon posted second-place results on the three-meter board in 2008 and 2009. Chris Hansman gained All-America status for his three-meter performance in 2004.

At the conference level, Krysiak coached both the men’s and women’s outstanding diver during 2004. She has tutored the WIAC Outstanding Men’s Diver each of the past six seasons. Chadderdon received the honor from 2006-08, before Devine dominated the field from 2009-11. Overall, Krysiak’s divers have captured 13 individual championships at the league meet.

Krysiak, a Neenah High School graduate, earned four letters on UW-La Crosse’s swimming and diving team from 1995-98. She earned her bachelor’s degree in community health education.

- Written November 1, 2011 -