Bruce Gemmell
American swimming coach
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Something wrong?Bruce Gemmell is an American swimming coach. From Delaware, he was one of the state's top swimmers in high school before competing in college for the Michigan Wolverines. Gemmell was a Big Ten Conference champion and team captain with the Wolverines, competing from 1980 to 1983.
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Bruce Gemmell is an American swimming coach. From Delaware, he was one of the state's top swimmers in high school before competing in college for the Michigan Wolverines. Gemmell was a Big Ten Conference champion and team captain with the Wolverines, competing from 1980 to 1983. He qualified for the United States Olympic trials twice during his competitive career. After his graduation from Michigan, he worked as an engineer before later becoming a coach at a club in Delaware. Gemmell later moved on to Nation's Capital Swim Club, where he served as coach of Katie Ledecky, who became one of the most accomplished swimmers of all time. Gemmell's children, Andrew and Erin, are both Olympians.
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