About Us

Coaching Every Swimmer, Every Stroke.

At Swim 5150, we’re passionate about giving Casper families a youth swim club experience that’s competitive, accessible, and built on trust. Our team of highly qualified coaches brings unmatched expertise to the pool, creating an environment where every swimmer—no matter their age, skill level, or background—can grow and thrive.

We believe in keeping our membership affordable so that kids from all walks of life can dive into the sport. Each of our coaches works from a unified training plan while bringing their own unique style, ensuring every swimmer gets individualized attention and top-quality instruction. With a focus on both personal growth and performance, Swim 5150 fosters not only faster swimmers, but more confident, resilient young people.

Our coaches are experienced and passionate, and we are committed to helping them continue their own professional growth through ongoing education. The result? A supportive, skill-driven, and fun environment where kids can make waves—both in and out of the pool.

Club Handbook

Practice Information

Practices will be held at the Natrona County High School pool (Monday-Thursday from 6-8pm). Specific practice times will be communicated after registration. Athletes are not required to attend all four days during the week. In fact, we encourage athletes to pick 2 days per week to attend.

Who can register?

Swimmers who are 8 years -18 years old can register with our club. If your child is able to swim freestyle and backstroke for 25+ yards, they are ready to join our team! If you have a swimmer who is younger than 8 years old, but interested in team and able to meet the yard requirements, please contact us at admin@swim5150.com to have a conversation about registration.

Meet the Coaches

We are proud to have passionate coaches with years of experience.

Coach

Kade Hillibush

Kade Hillibush began his swimming career at Kelly Walsh High School in Casper, Wyoming, and went on to earn a degree in Physical Education and a Master’s in Curriculum and Instruction from the University of Wyoming. While in Laramie, he helped coach the Plainsmen and Women to state championship titles, and he now leads both the men’s and women’s swim teams at Natrona County High School. With a strong foundation in coaching and education, he focuses on developing athletes both in and out of the water

Coach

Connor Wetzel

Connor, a Casper native, began competitive swimming in middle school and swam for Kelly Walsh High School from 2012–2015 before earning a mechanical engineering degree from the University of Wyoming. He later returned to the sport as an assistant coach for Kelly Walsh from 2020–2022 and is excited to work with swimmers of all ages at Swim 5150.

Coach & Swim Lessons Director

Paige Carr

In her third year as Assistant Swim Coach at NC, Paige brings extensive experience from her background as an ocean lifeguard, swim instructor, and multi-sport athlete in Southern California. She has coached and supervised swim programs while also teaching third grade in Natrona County School District, combining her passion for education and athletics. Paige emphasizes swimming as both a competitive sport and an essential life skill that builds confidence in and out of the water.

Coach - Diving

Gabby Haigler

Gabby Haigler, a Casper native, is a former Natrona County High School diver who went on to compete as a Division I athlete at the University of Wyoming. With eight years of coaching experience and a strong academic background, she now coaches diving at NC while continuing her graduate studies. Gabby is passionate about helping athletes grow and is dedicated to giving back to her hometown community.

Coach

John Arross

Coach John Arross has competed at every level—from age group to masters—and held state records in breaststroke. With over 10 years of coaching experience, he has guided swimmers to championships, records, and national-level competition while emphasizing technique, injury prevention, and long-term development. He believes swimming builds discipline and confidence that lead to success both in and out of the pool.

Owners

Casey & Marci Bramlet

Marci and Casey Bramlet, Wyoming natives and former University of Wyoming athletes, bring strong leadership and a passion for athletics to Swim 5150. With professional backgrounds as an attorney and financial advisor, and years of experience officiating high school sports, they are dedicated to expanding competitive swimming opportunities in the Casper community.

Coach & Co-Owner

Bridger and Hannah Miller

Bridger and Hannah Miller have been part of the Casper community for over 12 years, bringing extensive experience in coaching and education. Bridger, a former collegiate swimmer and longtime head coach at Kelly Walsh, and Hannah, a teacher at Kelly Walsh High School, have also led the CASC Swim Lessons program for more than a decade. Together, they are dedicated to developing athletes and serving their community.