The Reagan Aquatics program proudly celebrates senior swimmer Johnny Ganser as he officially signed his National Letter of Intent to continue his academic and athletic career at Binghamton University in Binghamton, New York. Surrounded by family, teammates, and coaches, Johnny marked this milestone as a testament to years of dedication, perseverance, and excellence both in and out of the pool.
Johnny will join the Bearcats under Head Coach Jerry Cummiskey while pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration in the School of Management. His commitment reflects not only his athletic talent but also his strong academic drive and future ambitions.
Johnny is a four-year Varsity Letterman and served as team captain during both his junior and senior seasons. Competing primarily in the 100 freestyle, 200 freestyle, 100 backstroke, and 200 backstroke, he has built an impressive résumé throughout his high school career. His notable swimming accomplishments include:
2026 UIL State Champion: 400 Freestyle Relay
State Qualifier (Senior Year): 100 Freestyle (9th), 200 Freestyle (13th), 200 Freestyle Relay (7th)
Regional Finalist: 100 Freestyle (2nd), 200 Freestyle (3rd);
Boys Regional Championship Team
School Record Holder: 100 Freestyle, 200 Backstroke
2025 State Qualifier: 200 Freestyle (12th), 200 Freestyle Relay (8th), 400 Freestyle Relay (7th)
2nd Team All-State (Junior Year)
District Champion: 200 Freestyle (Junior Year)
2024 State Qualifier Relays: 200 Freestyle Relay (10th), 400 Freestyle Relay (10th)
THSCA Super Elite Swim Team (2026)
Reflecting on Johnny’s impact, Head Coach Michael Rourke shared:
“Johnny has been one of the foundational members of Reagan Aquatics, and I have truly appreciated his hard work and leadership throughout the last four years. Throughout Johnny’s time at Reagan, he has helped the boys team continue to climb the rankings and bust into the top 5 in the state this last year. Not only is Johnny an outstanding athlete, he is an even more incredible young man. I have watched Johnny mature and become one of the best individuals I have ever coached. I am so proud of Johnny and his accomplishments, and know that he will continue to do great things at the next level.”
Johnny’s accomplishments have earned him recognition beyond the pool, including selection to the SA Express-News All-Area Swim Team (2026) and the Texas High School Coaches Association Academic All-State Team (2026). Competing with Streamline Aquatics, he also qualified for Winter Junior Nationals, underscoring his success at the club level.
Equally impressive in the classroom, Johnny has been named a USA Swimming Scholastic All-American and earned AP Scholar with Distinction honors, demonstrating his commitment to academic excellence.
Outside of swimming and academics, Johnny is actively involved in his community through ABLAZE Student Ministries at Crossbridge Community Church and participates in Bible Study Fellowship, reflecting his strong character, leadership, and service beyond athletics.
Congratulations, Johnny! The Reagan Swim & Dive program is incredibly proud of all you have achieved and looks forward to following your continued success at Binghamton University.