Johansen and his wife Jenny, herself a two-time Olympic diver, have one daughter, Lina Mei. Diving Junior Team title in 2005 and in 2006 captured the Junior and Senior team titles. Elite Diving Academy in Columbus, Ohio in 2001,ĭeveloping it into one of the largest and most successful junior and senior programs in the nation. Diving World Championship team in 2005 and U.S. In addition to his work at the 2012 Olympic and 2011 World Championships, Johansen is a former member of the USA Diving National TeamĪnd has coaching experience at the club, collegiate, national and international level. National Team coach, including serving as head coach of the 2011 World Championship team as well. The most diving medals for the United States since the 1988 Olympic Games. Johansen's divers from Duke, Johnston and McCrory, won silver and bronze, respectively. The United States took home one gold, one silver. USA Diving named Johansen the head coach for the 2012 Olympic Games in London. In all, Duke divers won 15 ACC titles in Johansen's six seasons. Also at Duke, Johansen coached Abby Johnston to six ACC titles, including a sweep of all springboard events in 20.
For his efforts McCrory was named the 2013 ACC Diver of the Year for the third time in as many years of competition. He was the 2013 Atlantic Coast Conference champion in all three disciplines and is the most decorated diver in ACC history with a total of eight conference titles. McCrory also posted runner-up finishes on the 1-meter and 3-meter at the NCAA meet, making him a nine-time NCAA All-American. In March 2013 he directed Duke diver Nick McCrory to his third NCAA title on the platform, matching titles he won in 20.
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