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Swim coach retires after 32 years, college names successor
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Swim coach retires after 32 years, college names successor
In August 1993, Mike Racine, then the head coach of Lafayette College’s swimming and diving program, resigned unexpectedly. “That was kind of so late that it didn’t leave a lot of options,” said Jim Dailey, then the assistant coach. Dailey assumed the role of interim head coach and earned the full-time job in 1994. After 32 seasons, a rapidly evolving Division I athletics environment and 29 individual Patriot League titles, Dailey retired in Jul…
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