Nevada Sports Net is celebrating Women’s History Month by honoring influential females in local sports. This includes a feature on Jian Li You, who recently retired after 29 seasons as Nevada’s diving coach. Throughout her tenure, You faced envy from others due to her successful program, which has produced numerous conference titles and awards. She was the first female coach of the U.S. Olympic diving team and helped her pupil win a bronze medal in the 2021 Tokyo Games. You leaves behind a legendary program at Nevada and will be succeeded by one of her former divers, Krysta Palmer. Current athletes speak highly of You, praising her coaching style and dedication to their Olympic dreams. Despite retiring, You plans to stay connected to the program and remains grateful for her time at Nevada. She credits her success to her dedicated divers and the support of the team. You can watch the full video feature on Jian Li You to learn more about her impressive coaching career.
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Jian Li expresses gratitude as she departs Nevada after 29 years of creating a “legendary program”
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