Scott Fortier has been named the assistant coach of the Army West Point swimming and diving team. He brings extensive coaching experience from programs at various levels including club swimming and NCAA Division I. Fortier previously served as the head coach and program director at Cat 5 Aquatics in Florida, producing swimmers who achieved national-level recognition. He is eager to join the West Point community and contribute to the success of the cadet-athletes both in and out of the pool.

By the Numbers
  • Fortier has coached swimmers to achieve team and LSC records, qualifying them for championship meets.
  • He competed at the 2012 U.S. Olympic Team Trials and has top-eight finishes at USA Swimming Junior Nationals.
Yes, But

While Fortier has a distinguished background, adapting to the distinct culture and expectations of military athletics at West Point may present new challenges for him.

State of Play
  • Fortier's hiring comes as the Army West Point swimming and diving program continues its pursuit of excellence.
  • He is set to leverage his prior success to enhance the team's performance and athlete development.
What's Next

Fortier will begin his first season by integrating into the team dynamics, implementing training regimens, and recruiting future cadet-athletes to sustain the program's legacy of competitive success.

Bottom Line

Scott Fortier's experience and passion for coaching position him well to positively impact Army West Point's swimming and diving program, promoting a tradition of excellence as he develops cadet-athletes in their athletic and personal pursuits.