Girls Soccer
Girls Soccer at The Dalton Academy is a dynamic program that combines skill, strategy, and teamwork. Our athletes are dedicated to pushing their limits on the field, fostering a culture of perseverance, sportsmanship, and school pride. Whether competing in intense matches or training to enhance their abilities, the team exemplifies the spirit of hard work and collaboration. Girls Soccer at TDA offers players the opportunity to grow both as athletes and individuals while representing their school with passion and determination. 🐾⚽
Roster
Coming Soon!
Co-Head Coach
Sidney Swantic
Coach Swantic is the Girls Head Volleyball Coach and Girls Co-head Soccer Coach. She is in her second year teaching and coaching at TDA. She has been a Dalton native most of her life. She graduated from Southeast Whitfield High School in 2018, where she was the recipient of multiple Division I college softball offers. She was a multi-sport varsity athlete all 4 years of high school, earning numerous region and all-area honors. She was also awarded the Physical Education Scholar Award during her senior year, encouraging her to pursue a career in Physical Education.
Coach Swantic attended The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga (UTC) on a Division I softball scholarship. She played outfield there for three years and was part of a Southern Conference Championship-winning team in 2019. After graduating early and obtaining her Exercise Science degree in 2021, she transferred to Nova Southeastern University in Davie, Florida to work toward a Masters degree in Sport Science. She hit above a .300 average her senior year with an on-base percentage of .446, helping her team win the Sunshine State Conference Championship in 2022. Coach Swantic was a Dean’s List recipient over multiple semesters and was recognized as an Easton/NFCA Scholar All-American for the 2021-2022 academic year.
Coach Swantic is 24 years old and has no kids. She does have a fur baby named Cash, who is five years old. She is one of six siblings. She is the oldest daughter and finds that being a big sister has made the transition into teaching and coaching to be easy since she already manages her high school-aged siblings. In her free time, you can catch her walking outside, spending time with family, or getting coffee at Garmony House downtown. Go Pumas!
Co-Head Coach
Kirk Prince
