Coaches

Herb Flewwelling

One of Canada's top coaches
Produced over 50 national champions of all ages and events, both senior and junior
Coached three Olympic team members and one finalist
Coached Commonwealth Games medallists
Coached at the 1988 and 2000 Olympic Games
Coached many major competitions including Pan Am Games, Commonwealth Games, World University Games, World Cups, and World Aquatic Championships
One of Herb's greatest claims to fame is that he is the inventor of the bubble machine, now a standard at diving pools across the country and around the world
Previous Head Coach of the Pointe Claire Diving Club and the CAMO Diving Club
Founder of the ESP Diving Club
Was awarded the Centennial Medal for outstanding contribution to sport in Alberta's first 100 years

2005 Canada's Senior Coach of the Year in 2005
Coach of Blythe Hartley's World Record Gold medal performance at the World Championships in Montreal 2005
voted by the press as BC Coach of the Year for all sports in 2005
Coached Blythe winning 2 gold medals at the 2006 Commonwealth Games in Games records
Coached at the 2004 Olympic Games (representing South Africa)
2 Commonwealth Games
3 World Championships
1994 Goodwill Games
7 World Jr. Championships and several FINA Grand Prixs around the World
Several other international diving and multi-sport Games
He has produced 22 at senior national championships medals (including 6 Sr. National Champions) and 2 World Junior Championships medals

3 Time Junior National Champion
8 Time Junior National Medalist
1972 Junior World Team Member
Coached 14 Junior National Finalists
Coached 2 Silver Medallists at the Junior National Championships as well as a 7th place finish at the Junior Pan American Diving Championships