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I have been swimming for as long as I can remember, starting with learning to swim at Shabbona Park. I would walk there in the summers with friends to go have fun and race at the open swims. Then I joined the swim team at Resurrection High School. I was even part of the group of girls who started the water polo team at the high school as well as working with the St. Patrick's swim lessons during the summer. Now I'm giving back to my alma mater and coaching the swim team along side Coach Nicole.

I am the youngest of two children from a loving and happy Puerto Rican family that loved to travel.  I'm also a mother to three beautiful children (Kaiden, Thalía, and Malia) that I hope love the water as much as me. In the past I have babysat, worked as a sale expert at American Eagle, and an assistant teacher at a Montessori. I like baking, working out, reading books, and enjoy spending time with my wonderful children and see all the amazing things they can do. Fun fact - I challenge myself every once in a while,  by doing obstacles races with my partner.

Coach Nicole started swimming at a young age and continued her swimming career at Resurrection High School, where she achieved many personal records and team accomplishments with Butterfly being her main stroke. Her sophomore year of high school she was recruited to the first Resurrection Water Polo 
Team and achieved Illinois State Defense-woman her Junior year.
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In 2009 Coach Nicole began attending Dominican University where she played on the Varsity Softball 
Team. Since graduating she has been coaching swimming for Resurrection High School and has been 
with the Sharks Swim Club since 2016. Being the oldest of six children. Coach Nicole has a passion for teaching children and helping them excel in the pool!

Martin is a fitness enthusiast with a passion to share his love of exercise. He’s a high school football player and gymnast. His journey in the gym started once he graduated high school and moved on from sports.  Throughout his journey he’s learned a lot about endurance and weightlifting and loves to share his knowledge with those around him. As he’s entered the world of aquatics he has implemented his training knowledge to the sport of swimming to help swimmers excel in the water. 

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Cindy Mammoser has been a part of the Sharks Swim Club for 7 years when her son Christian decided to try swimming in 2015. When she first came to the club as the parent of a new swimmer, she was looking for something to get her son active and be part of a team. Since then, she has been quite involved in his swimming career, both with the Sharks Swim Club as well with the St. Pat’s HS Swim Team. She, along with her soon to be retired husband, has traveled with him to swim meets around the Chicago area, as well as at University of Minnesota, Ohio State, and downstate Illinois as a member of Team Illinois.

Now, her son will be taking his talents to the Augustana College swim team and she was looking to do more with her free time. She is a former police officer and has spent several years volunteering at her son’s schools, as well as Advocate Children’s Hospital. Most recently, she has been working as a substitute teacher in the Catholic school system. She’s looking forward to working with all the families in the Sharks Swim Club and is dedicated to continue the growth and future of the club.