Head swimming coach of the North Carolina Aquatic Club, an Age Group and Master’s Swimming program based in Chapel Hill, N.C

Greg Johnson

Greg Johnson, born in Winston-Salem NC, began his swimming career at age 7 with the Winston-Salem YMCA. After graduation from North Forsyth High School as the NC state champion in the 200 yard IM, he was accepted to the U.S. Military Academy at West Point as a recruit for the men’s swimming team. After only 8 short weeks, a knee injury precluded him from service and he returned to Winston-Salem. The following year he was accepted to UNC and gained a spot as a walk-on to the men’s swimming team. Under Coach Randy Erlenbach, Greg became a solid performer in the 100 and 200 butterfly and the distance freestyles. He finished his career at UNC with a top eight performance in the 200 butterfly at the ACC Championships and a degree in Journalism and Mass Communication. Greg now assists with UNC and is the assistant senior coach for NCAC and a Masters’ coach on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons.

Randy Jarman

Randy Jarman, Head Age Group Coach came to NCAC in January 2003. A native of Kinston NC, Randy served as the head coach for the Kinston program for 5 years. While in Kinston he received a bachelor's and Master's degree in Psychology from East Carolina University.
Coach Jarman comes to NCAC after teaching and coaching at Shelby High School where he led the men's team to the first state championship in 11 years. Prior to that, Jarman served as a graduate assistant for the East Carolina Pirates swim team where he was the sprint coach. He remained at his alma mater for 4 years.
As a swimmer, Jarman was a state champion and record holder in both the 50 and 100 freestyles. He brings over 15 years of coaching experience to Chapel Hill and currently serves as an assistant with both the
university and master's programs.