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Head Coach - Carlos SalazarCarlos was born in Colombia South America where he began swimming at the age of 5. He moved to the U.S in 1989 where he attended and swam for Duncanville High School. His coaching career began in 1995 with Duncanville Swim Team where he coached a summer league at the Grand Prairie YMCA Aquatic Club (GPAC). From 1997 to 1999 he was the head coach of GPAC. In 1999 GPAC became the first YMCA swim team in Texas to represent the State at the Short Course National Championships. His swimmers have participated in 5 other YMCA Long Course National Championships. He has coached High School swimming and was honored to coach the South Grand Prairie High School swim team to their first win in a District meet for the first time in the history of the program. He is currently enrolled at UTA and plans to major in Education. Carlos became the Head coach of the Arlington Stingrays in February of 2003. Carlos believes that ASR has a great program and bright future. |
| Assitant Coach - Adam SangrawalaAdam started swimming at the age of 14 for MacArthur High School in Irving, Texas and with the Arlington Stingrays at the age of 16. He became a volunteer coach for the Stingrays after graduating from high school in 1997 as the teacher of the Introduction to Competitive Swimming program. He continued to swim and coach for the Stingrays while he attended the University of Dallas. Adam was the Age Group Head Coach for the Stingrays for 2 years. In March 2003, he became the Head Coach of the Keller Swim Team in the corporate umbrella of Rizo and Associates. Adam decided to return to school to earn his graduate degree in Biomedical Engineering at UTA in the summer of 2003 and resigned as Head Coach in Keller and rejoined the Stingrays as an assistant coach. Adam continues to swim in the US Masters and has won several National Championships in the Masters arena. | |
