Eric Brown, Head Coach
Coach Brown began swimming summer league at the age of six for the Cedar Creek Swim Team. His love for swimming developed when he joined the Parkview High School swim and dive team. His time at Parkview was extremely rewarding as it was highlighted with four consecutive team county championships as well as state championships in 1998 and 2000. Coach Brown is a graduate of Berry College (where he did not swim), majoring in Social Science Education. He earned a Masters of Education from Walden University and an Education Specialist’s degree from Piedmont College. Coach Brown's love for teaching is equal to his love for coaching. Coach Brown is married to Holli and they have a daughter, Jocelyn, and a son, Elijah.
Assistant Swim Coaches
Nathan Lancaster
Coach Lancaster came to Parkview High School after coaching swim in Savannah for two years at Richmond Hill High School. He has also coached at Etowah High School in Cherokee County for two years. Coach Lancaster began swimming at 8 years old and continued until he graduated from college. He has been a part of club teams, neighborhood teams, and high school teams in his career. He excelled in butterfly, breaststroke, and diving during his swimming years. Swimming has been a true passion of Coach Lancaster's for as long as he can remember. Academically, Coach Lancaster teaches biology this year, but has taught all other sciences as well.
Max Carlson
Max Carlson graduated from Parkview in 2018 and is excited to return as a coach for his alma mater. He is currently studying physics at Emory University and hopes to pursue a career in Physics Education Research. Max swam for 15 years and has been coaching summer league for the past eight years. He also spent the last two years as a coach at Spartan Aquatics and is excited to make the transition to high school sports.
Kerry Kerr
A graduate of nearby Archer High school, Coach Kerr broke the former 11-dive record at the school in 2016. His passion for diving continued in undergrad where he dove for Bethany College, W.V. He has been coaching off-season recreational diving through the SpringDoGs program for almost a decade. As a coach for Gwinnett County high schools, he coaches several teams and continues to promote diversity and sportsmanship within the sport.