One of the most accomplished swimmers in University of Delaware history, Bev Angulo earned All-American honors eight times during her career and was part of two of the most outstanding Blue Hen teams ever for head coach Edgar Johnson. A native of Chambersburg, PA and a 1983 Delaware graduate, she led the Blue Hens to a four-year dual record of 48-2, which included an all-time UD athletics record of 42 straight wins, Eastern Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (EAIAW) regional titles in 1981 and 1982, and to a ninth place national AIAW team finish in 1981. She was part of the AIAW national champion 200 freestyle relay team and the fourth place 400 freestyle relay team in 1981 and earned All-American honors in six other events. In addition, Bev was the East Coast Conference champion in the 200 freestyle relay and 400 freestyle relay in 1983 and held school records in the 50 freestyle (24.84) and in four relay events upon her graduation. She currently resides in Elverson, PA with her husband, Neal Coy, and their children, Graham (13) and Shelby (10). She previously worked in the physical therapy field for 14 years following graduation.
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