Dave Burgering

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Dave Burgering is a US

Burgering started diving in 1967 and finished his career in 1984 . He first coached for the Missions Viejo Nadadores as a head coach, where his team won two National Team titles in 1987 and 1988. Then, he coached in Boca Raton, Florida for the Mission Bay Makos, where his team beat his former team by one point in the national championship. He is now the head coach of Fort Lauderdale Diving Team and has been coaching there since 2007.^[3]

As of 2023, he has coached 1,173 junior American finalists and 51 senior American finalists.^[3]

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