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"No experience playing or coaching beach. Players transfer or quit due to hostile and threatening environment Allison Keuster has created. She fired her assistant coach after 1 week who actually played beach. She never films games or watches tape. Her coaching style is threaten and intimidation. When a player quits the team she yells and threatens the rest of the team. 2025 season 1 coach fired, 4 players quit 2 tournaments into the season there will be more including transfers. AD doesn’t do exit interviews because he says the NCAA doesn’t require it. is probably not aware of the total number of players that have quit or transferred. If a 3 year old program has over 30 women quit and some decommit wouldn’t you as an AD think there is a problem? "

"Janelle is absolutely the best coach ever. She is so understanding, good at communicating, truly cares about her team and her players and only ever wants the best for anyone!! Ursinus is amazing! "

"I like that coach clayton is a coach who isn’t hard to get ahold of and a coach who is understanding. He is super honest and will tell you how it is. He cares about our performances on the track and in the classroom. He cares about the team and the chemistry the team has. I like him because he makes it seems like everyone is a priority to him."

"As a parent, finding a knowledgeable coach who was dedicated to our swimmer's success both in and out of the water was of utmost importance. Too often, we see coaches placing all the importance on athletic success while not emphasizing academics. That's where Coach Kainer stood out; he not only cared about our student's athletic goals but also about his success in the classroom, allowing for schoolwork to come first in many instances. And when it comes to support in the water, Coach Kainer can be seen jumping up and down, celebrating the joys with each athlete while also comforting those athletes after races didn't necessarily go their way. Our son has had nothing but incredible things to say about his experience the past few years, and I, as a parent, cannot recommend Coach Kainer enough to parents and athletes looking for a place to succeed in the pool and in the classroom. "

"While I only played under Courtney for a brief stint, I got a good sense of her right from the beginning. She did pick favorites almost immediately and brushed off the rest as it the team only consisted of those people. She was VERY intense and demanded perfection almost all the time even when there were fitness tests that were built for us to fail. She dug a bit to deep into our personal lives and played the game of wanting to be one of the "girls" as in knowing who we hung out with on the weekends (even though what we were doing was all totally fine) and drama instead of focusing on what we were doing on the field to also determine who she liked. There was a snitching culture as well that she created within the team and caused friction between players. Overall, I think she wanted to be a good coach and gave good technical feedback but struggled to unite and lead a team to success. Also – I heard from teammates after I left that the academic office offered players to keep their scholarships without having to play because people talked about how negatively this coach and the culture was for their mental health and well being... yikes"