Stan Randall has been the Tigers diving coach since 2000.

In 2010, Coach Randall guided two of his divers to national championships, just days apart, in Minneapolis.

Lindsay Martin won the NCAA Division III Women’s Championships 1-meter diving event, and Hayley Emerick captured the 3-meter board. Martin was later named the NCAA Women’s Diver of the Meet.

For his efforts, Coach Randall was named the NCAA Division III Women’s Diving Coach of the Meet.

In addition, Coach Randall’s teams have produced Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Divers of the Year, on seven occasions. At the 2010 SCAC Championships, Tiger divers took seven of the top eight spots in the women’s competition. Six earned NCAA provisional qualifying scores.

Coach Randall also trains diving coaches in the Community Olympic Development Program, in partnership with San Antonio Sports.

A native of Austin, Texas, Coach Randall grew up in Columbus, Ohio, and attended The Ohio State University.  He moved to San Antonio in 1995 and has been the director of the Alamo Area Aquatics Association diving program since that time.  At Alamo Area Aquatics, he has been preparing and developing top-level athletes for a future in university diving or careers in teaching the sport by way of his mentor program for prospective coaches.  

Coach Randall is truly one of the United States elite age group diving coaches, having developed many local, state, national, and international diving champions.  He has 44 years of coaching experience, with his earliest national level success coming in 1974 (and again in 1976) when he had divers selected for the United States Junior Olympic Teams. Coach Randall has coached numerous members of various United States National diving teams since that time.  In 1982, Coach Randall had his first double international gold medalist at the Can-Am-Mex Games.  He was also the recipient of the United States Age Group Coach of the Year Award that same year.  His internationally famous Red Roof Inn diving team won the U.S. national team title in 1984 and again in 1986. 

In 1986, Coach Randall was selected to be the United States national team coach responsible for taking an American diving team that competed in Aachen, West Germany.  Two years later, he was appointed the U.S. senior diving coach for a national team trip to Moscow. Since then, he has coached American teams at international meets in Sweden, Austria, Mexico, England, Canada, and Switzerland.   Coach Randall has also conducted training camps and clinics in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil; San Juan, Puerto Rico; Montreal, Quebec; Sweden; Austria; and Denmark.

Apart from his love for the sport of diving, Coach Randall’s hobbies include horseback riding, photography, and backpacking.  Much to his joy, he can do all of these here in San Antonio and its surrounding countryside. 

Coach Randall will provide future Trinity University divers with the opportunity to learn from one of our country's finest teachers.  Any diver seeking a superior undergraduate academic program and an exciting athletic experience should consider attending Trinity University.  In addition to receiving a superb undergraduate education, every Trinity diver will have the opportunity to reach their full potential in the sport by virtue of Coach Stan Randall's professional expertise and guidance.