Coach Caiti Gardner - Head Coach

Coach Caiti Gardner was born in Katy, TX and graduated from Taylor High School in 2003. In 2006, she graduated from Texas A&M at Corpus Christi, and has been teaching science at Mayde Creek Jr. High for the last 3 1/2 years. She also has her Masters in Business and Communication from U of H.

Coach Caiti took her first swim lessons when she was 2 and was swimming on the neighborhood swim team when she was 3. She then swam for the next 15 years on her neighborhood swim team. She is proud to say that she never missed a swim meet in the 15 years she competed in swimming. During that time she also swam for the Taylor High Swim Team.

Coach Caiti has been adding to her swimming experience by assistant coaching for 2 years and then head coaching for 6 years. Coach Caiti has been coaching in the Pre-Competitive and Competitive programs at Katy Aquatics since fall 2008. She is very excited to have learned new teaching methods and techniques and cannot wait to put her new ideas to use at Pin Oak this summer.

Coach Caiti is looking forward to continuing the tradition of Pin Oak Piranha success. Let’s get ready for another great season!

Go, Fight, Swim, Piranhas! 

Coach Elizabeth Strange - Assistant Coach

Coach Elizabeth was born in Katy and Graduated from Katy High School in 2008. She is now a student at Texas A&M University in College Station. At 5 years old she began swimming, and has been on the Pin Oak Swim Team for 14 years. She also swam on the Katy High School Swim team freshman year. She was the Assistant coach for the Piranhas the last 2 years, and is very excited for the upcoming season! 

Go Piranhas!

Coach Morgan Griffin - Assistant Coach

Coach Morgan has lived in Pin Oak for 12 years and will graduate from Katy High School in 2011. She has been on the Pin Oak swim team since she was 5 years old. She was a lifeguard last summer and is certified for the next two years. This summer she will also be giving swim lessons through Katy ISD. She is looking forward to coaching the Piranhas!