HC: What made you want to coach collegiate dance and cheer? What is your favorite part about coaching?
TG: One of the reasons I love coaching at the college level is the age level. Â It is nice to work with young adults who have responsibility and are doing the sport because they want to. Â I also love coaching at this skill level. Â It is challenging, but well worth it in the end. Â My favorite part of coaching is not only my passion for both sports but the relationships and family I am able to build with the program.
HC: What’s your favorite thing about Bryant University?
TG: My favorite thing about Bryant is all of the opportunities they offer to students from studying abroad to playing an intramural sport, it seems like there is something for everyone. Â I also have to say I LOVE the campus. Â It is very well maintained and just the right size for that community feeling.
HC: We know you were just recently married, what is the best relationship advice you received? What advice would you give to college girls?
TG: The best relationship advice I have received is always to communicate with your significant other. Â Advice I have for the college ladies is to NEVER settle. Â Everyone deserves someone that will treat them right and who will bring out the best in that person.
HC: What is something no one at Bryant knows about you? Any hidden talents? Fun Facts?
TG: I tap danced for 17 years…I am special education teacher for 6th, 7th, and 8th grade in Pawtucket, RI…I love to shop and travel…I have two dogs named Jacoby and Lola!