Dean Boxall

Dean Boxall

Ariarne Titmus' rockstar coach

With more than two-decades of high-performance coaching under his belt, Dean Boxall leads the Brisbane-based St Peters Western squad.

St Peters Western has a long pedigree of supporting Australia’s best talent and responsible for the exhilarating performances of Ariarne Titmus at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games and her rise to the top of the swimming ranks.

Boxall revered squad include world record holders, Olympic and Commonwealth Games medalists, world champions and multiple national team members.

Dubbed as this generation’s Laurie Lawrence, Boxall is larger than life and is a force of nature both on and off the pool deck who garnered international media attention after Titmus’ win in the 400m freestyle.

Boxall is an award swimming coach with several accolades to his name including the ASCTA Coach of the Year in 2019.

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Dean Boxall is regarded as an elite coach in his field, training swimmers who compete at state, national, and international levels, including World Championships and Olympic Games.
Boxall has received numerous awards for his achievements including 2018 SwimSwam Swammy Award for Oceania Coach of the Year; 2019 Swimming Australia Coach of the Year; 2019 Swimming Australia Youth Coach of the Year; 2019 Australian Swimming Coaches And Teachers Association (ASCTA) Coach of the Year; 2020 ASCTA Age Coach of the Year; 2020 ASCTA Youth Coach of the Year; 2021 SwimSwam Swammy Award for Oceania Coach of the Year; 2021 Swimming World International Coach of the Year; 2021 SwimSwam Swammy Award for Viral Video of the Year; 2021 Swimming Australia, Youth Coach of the Year.
Boxall is head coach at Brisbane-based swim club St. Peters Western, which has a history of successful alumni including Olympians Stephanie Rice and Leisel Jones.
He is the coach of Australian swimmers Ariarne Titmus, Elijah Winnington, Mitch Larkin, Meg Harris, Mollie O'Callaghan, Abbey Harkin and Clyde Lewis.
In 2021, at the 2020 Summer Olympics, Boxall gained significant international notoriety following the success of Ariarne Titmus at the Olympic Games, particularly for his reaction to Titmus's gold medal win in the 400 metre freestyle.

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