2023 COACHES/ADMIN – CHAWP Aquatics

Greg Salvinski- Club Director

CHAWP Head Coach since September 1999
Began swimming and playing water polo when he was 7 years old
Was a SCAF/USWP water polo official for many years
Instructor for private swim & water polo lessons
Practices medical social work in the community since 2001

Mike Sattler – Club Head Coach | 18 Girls & 18 Boys Coach

Began coaching CHAWP 2001
Graduated from Long Beach State University.
Fullerton College Coach 2001-2005

Jimmy Davis – 18 Boys Assistant

Current Coach Roosevelt School program.

Mark Kuhn – 16 Boys Head

Brodie Kuhn – 16 Boys Assistant

Alex Caraway- 16 Girls Head Coach

Head coach for Boys & Girls at Vista Murrieta High School.

Audra- 18 Girls Assistant

Currently Assistant coach for Vista Murrieta High School Boys & Girls Water Polo.

Kenneth Clements- Age Group

Citrus College Men’s Water Polo Coach 2013-2018.
Coach for Montebello High School 2005-2018
Coach for Rowland High School 1997-2005
Current Head Coach Santiago HS Boys and Girls Water Polo/Swimming
Bachelor Degree from La Verne University in Movement in Sports Science
Master Degree in Education & Teaching Credential.

Chantz Gladden- 14 Girls Coach

Current Head Coach Chino Hills High School Boys program.

Karynne Ryan – 10/12 Coed Coach

Current Head Coach Temescal Canyon High School Boys & Girls program.

Tyanna Schneider – Goalie Coach

Currently Plays Goaltender for Cal Baptist University.

Remembering John Hale

To everyone in the water polo community

John Hale, CHAWP water polo coach for our youth program, died Saturday, May 18, 2002, in an automobile accident while driving his son and himself to a NJO’s Qualification Tournament for Zone 7. John was 48 years old. He leaves his wife, Peggy, and five children: Joshua, Joylynn, Julie, Jonathan and Jackie.

John had been an integral member of the CHAWP coaching team for the past year and has developed many of our younger players. He was also the head coach of the Rowland High School swimming and water polo programs. Under his tenure, Rowland teams consistently had winning seasons. John provided service to our athletes as a water polo official for many years as well as dedicated himself to helping young athletes achieve their potential in both athletics and in personal growth. John was also actively involved in his church and community.

John Hale was a very special member of the CHAWP family. He brought more than coaching skills to our program. He was a quiet hero and role model – an exceptional man whose honesty and integrity defined him to his family, friends, athletes and their parents. John Hale was a personal mentor to me. I will always be grateful for his impact on my life and his support. The CHAWP organization will miss John greatly. Our hearts and prayers go out to his family as they deal with his loss.

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