Noah Hensley has been appointed as the associate head coach of the women's swimming and diving team at Army West Point. Director of Swimming and Diving Scott Thacker expressed enthusiasm for Hensley鈥檚 appointment, highlighting his impressive background as an ACC champion and NCAA All-American. Hensley's coaching history includes notable successes at various programs, leading teams to state and national competition victories. He is anticipated to bring a competitive edge to the Black Knights, reinforcing their aspirations in and out of the pool.

By the Numbers
  • Hensley's tenure at Miami University saw 18 program records broken and two team titles won.
  • At the Colorado School of Mines, Hensley鈥檚 team set 10 program records and secured the highest NCAA Championship finish since 2011.
State of Play
  • Hensley joins the Army West Point program after successfully coaching various age groups at Highlander Aquatics.
  • The Black Knights aim to leverage Hensley鈥檚 experience to further their success in collegiate swimming and diving.
What's Next

The team will look to Hensley to implement strategies that build on their current strengths and improve performance at upcoming competitions. Goals will include development of athletes at both individual and team levels, striving for higher placements in conference and national meets.

Bottom Line

Noah Hensley鈥檚 appointment marks a significant step for Army West Point鈥檚 women鈥檚 swimming and diving program, potentially enhancing their competitive stature and contributing to the athletic department's overall success.