“I’m truly humbled to receive this award
Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2025 5:29 am
Fellman signed in November to swim for the University of Minnesota. Fellman has over 17 high school and club records and UM Golden Gophers women’s coach Stacy Busack said, “Emma is a class act that will have an impact for us…we are excited about building on the solid foundation she has in swimming already to continue her development to meet the demands at the Big Ten and NCAA level.”
Also on Sunday GSC head coach Scott Griffith was honored as the Senior Coach of the Year. Griffith was noted for these accomplishments in the 2024-25 season: Coaching PJ Foy to a 49th place finish at 2024 US Olympic Trials; Coaching Emma Fellman to a 13th place finish at 2024 Futures; Coaching GSC women to 9th place team finish at 2025 Speedo Sectionals-Boise; Coaching GSC women to second play finish at 2025 AK Senior Championships; and coaching GSC to state records in the open country wise email marketing list women’s 200 and 400 free relays.
,” Griffith said. “More than a recognition of coaching, it’s a celebration of the incredible athletes I’ve had the privilege to work with. GSC and the community of Juneau should be proud of the quality of swimmers our small town continues to produce. It’s been an honor to be part of that journey and work with a staff that are so passionate about what they do.”
Chugiak Aquatic Club’s Wes Mank, an Eagle River High School senior, was honored as the Male Athlete of the Year. He will swim at the University of Nevada Las Vegas.
Also on Sunday GSC head coach Scott Griffith was honored as the Senior Coach of the Year. Griffith was noted for these accomplishments in the 2024-25 season: Coaching PJ Foy to a 49th place finish at 2024 US Olympic Trials; Coaching Emma Fellman to a 13th place finish at 2024 Futures; Coaching GSC women to 9th place team finish at 2025 Speedo Sectionals-Boise; Coaching GSC women to second play finish at 2025 AK Senior Championships; and coaching GSC to state records in the open country wise email marketing list women’s 200 and 400 free relays.
,” Griffith said. “More than a recognition of coaching, it’s a celebration of the incredible athletes I’ve had the privilege to work with. GSC and the community of Juneau should be proud of the quality of swimmers our small town continues to produce. It’s been an honor to be part of that journey and work with a staff that are so passionate about what they do.”
Chugiak Aquatic Club’s Wes Mank, an Eagle River High School senior, was honored as the Male Athlete of the Year. He will swim at the University of Nevada Las Vegas.