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Bonnie Adair was born in El Segundo, California, and started swimming and diving at age 5. During her 13 year swimming career, Bonnie set 35 National Age Group records including a 7 & 8 50m freestyle record that stood for 29 years. Bonnie competed in 12 National Championships (her first at age 13) and 2 Olympic Trials and was a National finalist in the 100 free and 100 fly and a member of a 400-meter Medley Relay that established 4 American records. Bonnie attended UCLA as an undergraduate and then Loyola Law School. During law school, Bonnie was the assistant coach of the UCLA Women\'s Swim Team and also coached Team Santa Monica age group team. In 1979, Bonnie, along with Clay Evans, created the Santa Monica Masters Swim Team, which later became SCAQ - now the largest Masters program in the U.S. From 1996-1999 Bonnie was the head coach of the Men\'s and Women\'s swimming teams at Santa Monica College where she earned the Western State Conference Woman\'s Coach of the Year award in 1997 while also being honored as the United States Masters Coach of the Year. In 2002-3, Bonnie assisted with the LMU Women\'s Swim Team as a volunteer and in 2004, was hired as the program\'s first full-time Head Coach.

Joanne Reierson was born and raised in Indianapolis, IN. She started swimming competitively at the age of 7 and hasn’t stopped since. In high school Joanne started out swimming breaststroke and IM. But much to her dismay, junior year her coach entered her in the 500, and so began her distance freestyle specialty. Joanne swam at Dartmouth College, where she majored in Economics and Math, and was captain senior year. After graduating in 1993, she moved to New York City, where she joined the Asphalt Green masters team and met her husband Lars Reierson (the one in the ugly leopard print suit). They lived in Singapore for 3 years, and then moved to LA in 1998 and joined SCAQ. Joanne has competed at the masters short course national championships off and on for the last 9 years. National titles include the 50 breast in 1994, and the 1000 free in 2002, where she did a personal best. Joanne also enjoys snowboarding, windsurfing and pestering her husband during workout.

Scott Hubbard was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota and raised as a classic northern Midwesterner. Hunting, fishing and ice sports were Scott\'s true love. Learning to swim became an issue of safety for all the Hubbard\'s living in the land of 1,000 lakes. He began competitive swimming at an early age and by 14, moved to Sacramento bringing his swimming talents with him. By age 16, Scott was ranked 16th and 20th in the world in the 400 and 200-meter freestyle, respectively. A high school All- American in both swimming and water po1o, Scott also participated in the 1988 Olympic Trials. Scott accepted a swimming scholarship to UCLA in the fall of 1990. Now an account representative for MCI, Scott began coaching Masters with SCAQ in \'97\'. Scott enjoys mountain biking, cooking, and actively pursues his hobby of entomology.

Penny Burnstein

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