Meet our Coaches

Coach Victoria began her artistic swimming career with the Menomonee Falls Dolphinettes, Ann Arbor Aquarians, and the MIT collegiate team. She has coached since 1996 and judged since 1998, finding the greatest joy in mentoring athletes. She is a World Aquatics Technical Controller, Pan American Aquatics Judge, and Chair of the South Zone Victoria holds degrees in nuclear engineering and political science from MIT and works in the nuclear energy industry. Though she no longer competes in masters synchronized swimming, she stays active through triathlons worldwide

With over a decade of competitive and coaching experience, Coach Erica brings high-level performance and athlete development expertise to NoVa Synchro. Competed for 10 years with Ridgewood YWCA Synchro Stars and M Synchro in New Jersey. National finalist in solo, duet, and combo named to the East Zone Junior All-Star Team. Collegiate athlete for the University of Toronto—6th in solo, 3rd in team at nationals. Coached Intermediate and Age Group athletes at M Synchro led the Junior team at Toronto Artistic Swimming Club for 4 years. Currently in her 2nd season coaching with NoVa Synchro. Certified Level 2 DTC (Difficulty Technical Controller), committed to guiding athletes toward their full potential.

Coach Maya swam for various teams in the greater New York City area, finishing up her artistic swimming career with the New Canaan Aquianas. In swimming with the Aquianas, she made finals at Junior Nationals. She moved to DC last year to for a staff position with the U.S. Senate and joined NoVa Synchro's coaching staff.

Coach Keeley has coached for NoVa Synchro for the last three years. Before that, she lived and coached in NYC for two teams. She grew up in Florida, competing with teams in and around Tampa for a decade before going to college at Wake Forest. She lives in Maryland with her husband Ben and 8 month-old daughter, Eloise, and works in tech.