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Daytona State College Diving Coach
Kerri McClanahan-Lightfoot
Kerri1268@yahoo.com
386-216-4804
Kerri McClanahan-Lightfoot grew up in the Kansas City area as one of nine children, where she spent
most of her childhood diving during the summer months, developing a genuine love for the sport of
diving. She was a record breaker at the high school and college levels and assisted in the coaching
of both teams. She remains passionate about the sport and has over 14 years competitive
experience that she hopes to bring to the Daytona Beach area.
She received a diving scholarship to the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, where she received her
BA degree, with a major in psychology and a minor in speech communication. She is currently
married to her husband of 20 years and the mother of two daughters and teaches swimming/stroke
instruction from her home. She was a mentor in Volusia County Schools for two years and
consistently volunteers at her children’s' schools. She was Assistant Girl Scout Troop Leader for four
years. She is a Teachers' Assistant in religious education at her church and currently resides on The
Board of Directors for Religious Education.
Kerri comes to Daytona Beach Speed and Daytona State College with enthusiasm and a commitment
to develop a diving program that builds skills, character, confidence and dreams to strive for success
in all areas of one's life through dedication, discipline, and desire.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
1989, Arkansas' Diver of the Year- Arkansas Swimming Hall of Fame
1889, Honorary All American- One and Three Meter, NAIA League
1988, Ranked 3rd Nationally in Three Meter, and 8th Nationally on One Meter
1988, All American- Three Meter, NAIA League
1988, Honorary All American- One Meter, NAIA League
1987, Kansas State 3rd place Champion
1985 & 1986, NISCA State Top Ten Award, High School Level
1984-1987, Kansas City Area, Diver's Honor Roll
Kerri McClanahan-Lightfoot
Kerri1268@yahoo.com
386-216-4804
Kerri McClanahan-Lightfoot grew up in the Kansas City area as one of nine children, where she spent
most of her childhood diving during the summer months, developing a genuine love for the sport of
diving. She was a record breaker at the high school and college levels and assisted in the coaching
of both teams. She remains passionate about the sport and has over 14 years competitive
experience that she hopes to bring to the Daytona Beach area.
She received a diving scholarship to the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, where she received her
BA degree, with a major in psychology and a minor in speech communication. She is currently
married to her husband of 20 years and the mother of two daughters and teaches swimming/stroke
instruction from her home. She was a mentor in Volusia County Schools for two years and
consistently volunteers at her children’s' schools. She was Assistant Girl Scout Troop Leader for four
years. She is a Teachers' Assistant in religious education at her church and currently resides on The
Board of Directors for Religious Education.
Kerri comes to Daytona Beach Speed and Daytona State College with enthusiasm and a commitment
to develop a diving program that builds skills, character, confidence and dreams to strive for success
in all areas of one's life through dedication, discipline, and desire.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
1989, Arkansas' Diver of the Year- Arkansas Swimming Hall of Fame
1889, Honorary All American- One and Three Meter, NAIA League
1988, Ranked 3rd Nationally in Three Meter, and 8th Nationally on One Meter
1988, All American- Three Meter, NAIA League
1988, Honorary All American- One Meter, NAIA League
1987, Kansas State 3rd place Champion
1985 & 1986, NISCA State Top Ten Award, High School Level
1984-1987, Kansas City Area, Diver's Honor Roll
