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Justin Anderson (janders2)

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Lecturer-Head Men's and Women's Swimming Coach

Goolrick Hall Room 213
janders2@umw.edu
540-654-1889


Justin Anderson in the News

Justin Anderson: A Deep Dive

It’s hard to believe now, but as a child, University of Mary Washington swim coach Justin Anderson ’10 had to be coaxed into the pool by his siblings. But it was all in good fun. Today, his family is so close that most of them live on the same block. He Read more…

Source: EagleEye |

UMW Trio Heads to Tokyo for Paralympic Games

UMW Assistant Swim Coach Zach Shattuck and Joey Peppersack '21 are heading to Tokyo soon as members of the U.S. Paralympic Team, along with UMW Swim Coach Justin Anderson '10 as an assistant coach for Team USA. The Paralympics run from Aug. 24 to Sept. 5. Shattuck and Peppersack have appeared Read more…

Source: EagleEye |

UMW Swimmer, Assistant Coach Win Big at Parapan American Games

Joey Peppersack ’21 and Zach Shattuck brought some shiny new souvenirs back to Mary Washington after competing in the Parapan American Games in August. Peppersack won a silver medal for the men’s 100-meter backstroke, while teammate Zach Shattuck, assistant coach of UMW’s men’s swimming, earned a silver and three bronze medals Read more…

Source: EagleEye |

UMW Swimmer, Assistant Coach Win Big at Parapan American Games

Joey Peppersack ’21 and Zach Shattuck brought some shiny new souvenirs back to Mary Washington after competing in the Parapan American Games in August. Peppersack won a silver medal for the men’s 100-meter backstroke, while teammate Zach Shattuck, assistant coach of UMW’s men’s swimming, earned a silver and three bronze Read more…

Source: News |

UMW Swimmer Makes Splash in Record-Breaking Race

Joey Peppersack ‘21 remembers his first-ever swim practice: The piercing cold of the outdoor pool in Hopewell, Virginia. Finishing last in his lane. But for the 9-year-old who’d lost his right leg, there was something freeing in it, too. Back at home, wrapped under a blanket, Peppersack told himself what Read more…

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