Cayla Jetter

Position:
Free/Back
Class:
Freshman
High School:
Foothill
Hometown:
Pleasanton, Calif.

2013-2014 (Freshman)
Proved herself to be a competitive distance swimmer during her freshman season. Jetter posted personal bests in the 1000 free and the 1650 free at the Speedo Champions Series, finishing the 1000 free in 9:59.92 and the 1650 free in 16:55.36.

High School/Club:
2013 graduate of Foothill High School … four-year letter winner …also competed in basketball for Foothill …four-year Principal’s list recognition … also competed for the Pleasanton Seahawks club team for two years … was coached by Steve Morsilli.

Personal:
Cayla Jetter is the daughter of Dana and Cathy Jetter of Pleasanton, California… born on April 22, 1995 in Pleasanton, CA … intends to major in business … her father played golf at San Jose State and went pro for a few years … has been swimming competitively since age 16 … says she chose A&M because “I want to see how good I can get at swimming and what it is like to be a real division one athlete and this is the best place to do that.”

Close Up:
Favorite TV show: Friends
Most played song in my iPod:
What I drive: Jeep wrangler
Favorite movie: Now You See Me
What I’m reading: East of Eden
Bookmarked websites: I don’t bookmark websites…I probably should because I hear it saves a lot of time
Worst habit: worrying
Superstition: Before swim meets at home I would always eat the same breakfast
Worst job: Moving wood up in Tahoe one weekend at my friend’s cabin.
Favorite city to visit: Any city where it is warm and on the beach. I love all the Hawaiian Islands!
Talent I’d most like to have: The ability to sing
Dream date: A day on the beach
Most competitive teammate: Maddie Edwards
Which teammate could succeed at another sport and which sport: I believe that Meg Cooke would be a fantastic synchronized swimmer
Pre-competition music: Something with a fast beat
Favorite quote: If you are irritated by every rub, how will you ever be polished?
Describe coaches in one word:
Coach Bultman: mastermind
Coach Jamison: welcoming