Coaches
Riley Langan is a member of the Towson University Tigers Women’s Swim Team. She previously was an Rockville Montgomery Swim Club swimmer for 11 years, captain of the St. John’s College High School swim team for 3 years, and a member of Montgomery County Summer League's Robin Hood swim team for 13 years, including serving as an assistant coach for the last two years. Riley’s love for swimming began with MCSL summers. As an organized, patient and energetic coach, she enjoys building team spirit, and sportsmanship, along with improved stroke technique and speed. At Towson University she is a member of the Honors College studying English and Secondary Education. In 2022, she graduated St. John’s College High School as a member of De La Salle Scholars Program, National Honor Society. She is looking forward to continuing beloved Barracudas traditions while creating opportunities for even more fun and learning this summer.
Nyah Frantz is a member of the Rockville Montgomery Swim Club and the Richard Montgomery Rockets Swim and Dive team, where she served as captain for the 2025-26 season. She has been a part of the Richard Montgomery Swim and Dive team for three years. Prior to coming to Rockville, Nyah was a member of several swim clubs in Washington state and Malawi and Kenya, Africa. Nyah has been a member of the New Mark Commons Swim Team for 3 summers and has been coaching swim lessons at the New Mark pool and other locations for 3 years. She loves getting to know new team members and minis and it has become a special memory for her. She’s super excited to help swimmers learn, have fun, and help create new lasting memories. Nyah loves building team spirit and fostering an environment for swimmers to enjoy the sport and build community. Outside of swimming, she is also a rock climber, artist, and devoted animal lover.
Vicky Frantz has coached swimming over the past 10 years and is a 4th grade teacher at St. John’s Episcopal School in Olney, MD. She moved to Rockville with her family from Kenya in 2022. She is an avid swim mom of Shad and Nyah who swim competitively year-round. She holds her American Swim Coaches Association Level 2 certification, was an assistant coach for her kids' swim teams in both Malawi and Kenya, and taught private lessons throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Throughout her family's time living in Africa, they returned to Washington state every summer for summer swim league. Summer swim was home. No matter where they lived during the school year, her kids returned to their summer swim league and their friends. Because of this, she recognizes the importance of summer swim and how friendships and camaraderie develop from this fun summer activity. She is excited to be a part of the Barracudas team and is looking forward to helping swimmers improve and friendships grow.