Varsity Girls Swimming

Erin Davidson Kellogg works at Perkiomen as the Associate Director of College Counseling as well as the Director of Testing. She is the Varsity Swimming Coach as well as an Assistant Varsity Outdoor Track and Field Coach.

Coach Davidson Kellogg enters her 15th year as a Varsity Swimming Coach and her 8th year as a Track and Field Coach here at Perkiomen. She has coached many Perk alumnus to college success in Swimming ( American University, University of Rochester, Cedar Crest College) and Track and Field (New York University, Harcum College). She has previous coaching experience ranging from dance, middle school field hockey, cheerleading, and middle school girls lacrosse. She is an American Red Cross Certified Lifeguard Instructor and has been a Certified Lifeguard for over 20 years. She is a graduate of Denison University (’07) with a B.A. in Mathematics and Dance as well as Drexel University (’12) with a M.S. in Mathematics Learning and Teaching. During her time in college, she was a member of the Cross Country and Indoor/Outdoor Track and Field teams. She ran the 400m in Indoor and the 400m Hurdles in Outdoor. She qualified for the finals in 400m Hurdles every year she was member of the team. She was also apart of the NCAC Championship teams for Denison University in XC (’03, ’04, ’05), Indoor (’04), and Outdoor (’04). Coach Davidson Kellogg also won the Distinguished Leadership Award in 2007.

Coach Davidson Kellogg shares her thoughts on the upcoming season:

“With the swim team being a young team, I am looking towards many records (school, pool, or personal) being broken this season after not being able to compete last year. For track, I am looking forward to growing our program and helping our athletes break their own personal records.”

Allison Rodgers works at Perkiomen as the director of the AI Institute and is coaching swimming as well as working with Robotics.

Coach Rodgers has previous experience as a swimming coach with the Lower Macungie Lazers as a summer swimming coach as well as an age group swimming coach at Friends Central School. She is a graduate of Swarthmore College(’11) as well as the Harvard Graduate School of Education(’16). During her time at Swarthmore she was a four year varsity swimmer as well as a team captain. She also earned the Katie Stauffer Memorial Award.

Coach Rodgers has this to say about this season:

“We are so excited to see our swimmers back for an in person season! Our kids worked super hard last year, and I'm excited to see how that impacts times this winter!”