Colorado State University Athletics
Women's Swimming & Diving
Brynn Sproul
- Title:
- Assistant Swimming & Diving Coach
- Email:
- brynn.sproul@colostate.edu
Colorado State women’s swimming and diving coach Christopher Woodard announced the addition of Brynn Sproul to the staff July 23, 2026, adding a young, rising coach with a history of success.
Sproul spent the prior two seasons with UNLV, with the Las Vegas native joining the Rebels first as the director of operations before adding assistant coach duties in 2025-26. A former U.S. Olympic Trials qualifier, Sproul entered coaching after an outstanding career at BYU where she still holds the school record in the 200-yard backstroke while ranking second four other events.
While competing for the Cougars, she earned seven first-team all-conference honors in backstroke and freestyle events – including individual championships in three different events -- while maintaining a record of achievement in the classroom by being named a four-time NCAA Academic All-American. She graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in communications disorders in 2023, later earning her Master’s of Science in management and leadership from Western Governor’s University in 2025.
In her two seasons with UNLV, the Rebels finished in the top three at the Mountain West Championships. Her first coaching stint came with Team Rebel Aquatics –her club team growing up -- starting in 2023.
As a prep, Sproul was a state champion at Del Sol High School, setting her school record in the 100 back and the state 16-17 record in the 200 back.
Sproul spent the prior two seasons with UNLV, with the Las Vegas native joining the Rebels first as the director of operations before adding assistant coach duties in 2025-26. A former U.S. Olympic Trials qualifier, Sproul entered coaching after an outstanding career at BYU where she still holds the school record in the 200-yard backstroke while ranking second four other events.
While competing for the Cougars, she earned seven first-team all-conference honors in backstroke and freestyle events – including individual championships in three different events -- while maintaining a record of achievement in the classroom by being named a four-time NCAA Academic All-American. She graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in communications disorders in 2023, later earning her Master’s of Science in management and leadership from Western Governor’s University in 2025.
In her two seasons with UNLV, the Rebels finished in the top three at the Mountain West Championships. Her first coaching stint came with Team Rebel Aquatics –her club team growing up -- starting in 2023.
As a prep, Sproul was a state champion at Del Sol High School, setting her school record in the 100 back and the state 16-17 record in the 200 back.
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