Meet our Team!
Our volunteer coaches are at least Level 1 USMS Coaching certified, and rotate days throughout the month. To meet our group of coaches, read their bios below!
Our Coahes:

Sara Wussow
President + Head Coach
Sara is the president of Bozeman Masters Swim Club, and works as a coach for local high school and club teams.

Donna Cruz-Huffmaster
Treasurer + Coach
Donna learned to swim as an adult and, in addition to managing the club's finances, provides evidence-driven insights while coaching.

Grace Oswald
Web Master + Social Media Manager + Coach
Grace swam all through high school at Swim Atlanta, and several summer league teams. She's been coaching and providing swim lessons for over a decade.
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Sue Harkin
Coach
Sue is one of the longest time members of the club! She is quick to encourage and provide the tools to create your own workout.

Lori Rosolowsky
Coach
Lori has been a certified coach for many years. She is an avid swimmer in pool, lakes, and reservoirs. An avid supporter of moving your body, she pushes others to work hard.

Laurie Thatcher
Coach
Laurie has been a certified coach for over a decade.

Patrick Murtagh
Coach
Patrick Murtagh has been a Montana Master's swimmer and coach for 35 years. He and his bride to be live mostly in Bozeman (love the cross-country skiing) but spend some summer months in Billings for its closeness to the Beartooths. In college, Patrick qualified for the 1980 Olympic Trials, and as a master has held a number of world top-ten rankings including #1 in the 100m butterfly (2017), missing the world record by only 1 second. He loves coaching and helping masters feel good about their training while watching them steadily improve. He especially loves calling for short sprints at the end of workouts!

Katie Horn
Coach
Katie Horn has been a Bozeman level 1 masters coach since 2025 and a member of the club since 2024. She grew up swimming competitively in Illinois, setting records at her local pool and qualifying for state each year. In college, she played water polo for Illinois State. After a few years away from the pool, the smell of chlorine and the love for the pool drew her back in to training and competition.
