The University of Denver has appointed Trevor Sisson as the new head diving coach, announced by head swimming and diving coach Alicia Hicken-Franklin. Sisson brings extensive experience from previous coaching roles at Penn State, Toledo, Georgia Southern, and Bryant. He is recognized for his successful track record, including coaching NCAA qualifiers and award-winning divers. Sisson expressed excitement about joining Denver, describing it as a "homecoming" due to his love for the mountains and the opportunity to build a strong diving program.

By the Numbers
  • Sisson produced one NCAA Championship qualifier and eight NCAA Zone Qualifiers at Penn State.
  • He led Benjamin Prouty to NEC titles on both the 1-meter and 3-meter boards while at Bryant.
State of Play
  • Sisson aims to enhance the performance of Denver's diving team using his extensive collegiate coaching experience.
  • The Denver athletic department is optimistic about his ability to recruit and develop top-tier diving talent.
What's Next

Sisson is expected to begin recruiting and training new divers immediately, focusing on building a competitive team for the upcoming season. His track record indicates he will likely attract strong talent to the program.

Bottom Line

Trevor Sisson's hiring signals a commitment from the University of Denver to elevate its diving program through experienced leadership. His achievement-oriented coaching style could lead to significant successes in upcoming NCAA competitions.