Head Coach Brian Hein
Entering third season at LHU:

The 2021 spring season was the second for Coach Hein at the helm of the LHU Swimming program, and saw the Bald Eagles compete in a series of virtual meets before the eventual PSAC Championship meet.

The Bald Eagles finished ninth at the championship meet but look poised for big things this year under the direction of Hein.

In 2021, Lauren Mummert notched two PSAC top-15 marks in the 400-yard IM and the 200-yard butterfly.  She went on to finish eighth in the 200-yard butterfly during session one of the PSAC championships last season.

Sol Asparria has qualified for the PSAC Championships in each of the past two seasons. In 2019, she qualified for the championship meet in the 50-yard freestyle and in 2021 her participation once again warranted her a spot in the 50-yard freestyle. She landed a top-25 finish at the event.
 
Making Waves in His First Season
Hein sent a total of nine student-athletes to the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Championship and notched an impressive win over rival Millersville in dual meet competition, the first since 2012.

A full recap of the 2019-2020 season may be found HERE.

In 2021, Hein and the Bald Eagles will return three individual PSAC Qualifiers in Lauren Mummert, Sol Asparria and Mikaela Clemson. Hein will continue to create a wave of success at the Haven as the Bald Eagles dive into the new year.

An in Depth look at Coach Hein:
Brian Hein was named the new head coach on September 30, 2019. 

Hein brings with him a wealth of knowledge, thanks to a decorated coaching background that has seen him coach at many levels including NCAA Division II, elite club and high school programs.
 
Most recently, Hein served as the head coach of the Razorback Aquatic Club in Fayetteville, Arkansas. During his tenure there, he guided the boys’ youth (11-12 aged group) program to a top-five national ranking. Overall, 18 team records were broken and a number of swimmers qualified for sectionals. Hein also guided one athlete to USA Swimming Nationals.
 
Prior to his time with the Razorback Aquatic Club, Hein was the lead coach for the Dayton Raiders Club Team (2015-18), the head coach for the WTRC Sharks Swim Team (2010-15) and the head swimming and diving coach at Centreville High School (2011-12).
 
From 2005 to 2010, Hein was the head men’s and women’s swimming and diving coach at Delta State University, an NCAA Division II program located in Cleveland, Mississippi.
 
During his time at Delta State, he was named the New South Intercollegiate Swim Conference (NSISC) Coach of the Year three times (2007, ’09 & ’10). During the 2002 season, he guided Justin Whitaker to NCAA Division II men’s individual 100-backstroke National Championship.
 
In all, Hein helped lead over 50 student-athletes to NCAA DII All-American status and he guided over 20 student-athletes to Academic All-American honors. He led several athletes to Olympic Trial qualifying marks and saw his athletes break 36 school records.
 
Prior to being named the head coach at Delta State in July 2005, Hein was an assistant coach with the program from 2001-05.
 
A standout swimmer in his own right, Hein is a former NCAA Division II All-American.
 
Hein earned a degree in Elementary Education from Delta State, before obtaining a Master’s of Health and Physical Education and Recreation from Delta State.

*Updated November 2021