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In December 2019, University of California rookie swimmer Danielle Carter met with Golden Bears lead trainer Teri McKeever for the last time after a progression of warmed gatherings with the mentor and other athletic division representatives in which Carter grumbled that McKeever had regularly tormented her. The harassing, the swimmer expressed, prompted her strolling into her residence washroom days sooner with the goal of ending it all.

At a prior gathering with Carter and her folks, Scott and Darla, McKeever expressed, as per Darla, "'I'm not managing this piece of (exclamation) for quite some time,' and she pointed right at Dani."

This last gathering among Carter and McKeever was likewise gone to by Jennifer Simon-O'Neill, McKeever's dear companion and who as the chief senior partner athletic chief had direct management over the Cal ladies' swimming project at that point.

Annoyed about how McKeever had treated her little girl and the college's treatment of the case which would bring about Danielle Carter moving to UC Santa Barbara, Darla Carter said she likewise called Cal athletic chief Jim Knowlton about McKeever.

"I got him on the telephone," Darla Carter said. "I mentioned a gathering to discuss what was the deal with Danielle and how she was being treated by Teri.

"Jim let me know he doesn't meet with guardians or competitors that poor person moved on from their program."

Only weeks after the gathering portrayed exhaustively by Danielle Carter that included Simon-O'Neill, and Darla Carter's call, Knowlton on Jan. 7, 2020, approved a five-year contract expansion for McKeever possibly worth almost $1.5 million and solidifying her situation as the country's most generously compensated female school swim mentor.

It wasn't whenever a protest first recorded or introduced to Cal authorities enumerating claims of McKeever's harassing was trailed by salary increases and expansions in other remuneration for the mentor.

In a Jan. 13, 2010 letter to then-University of California chancellor Robert Joseph Birgeneau, Golden Bears swimmer Jenna Rais claimed she had been loudly manhandled and harassed by ladies' group lead trainer Teri McKeever.

College organization and athletic division authorities including Knowlton, Simon-O'Neill and Sandy Barbour, Cal's athletic chief from 2004 to 2014, have gotten in excess of 30 grumblings from Cal swimmers or their folks asserting harassing conduct by McKeever over the 12 years following Rais' letter. One of those grumblings in 2018 provoked a college official to recognize she would survey the school's harassing, sexual savagery and lewd behavior and non-separation strategies with the mentor, as per interviews, college reports and messages got by the Southern California News Group.

Regardless of the rehashed objections, Cal has paid McKeever, 60, just shy of $3 million in all out remuneration beginning around 2010 and given her eight raises in her base compensation somewhere in the range of 2010 and 2019, as per her agreement and other college monetary records. McKeever's yearly base compensation has expanded by over 77% beginning around 2010.

The base compensation raises and expanded pay for McKeever considering the constant flow of objections, current and previous swimmers and their folks said, shows that Knowlton, Simon-O'Neill and other Cal heads didn't pay attention to them and that the college has focused on athletic accomplishment over competitor prosperity.

"It makes me sort of wiped out to my stomach really," Chenoa Devine, a previous Cal distance champion, said when educated regarding McKeever's salary increases. "I imply that Cal didn't pay attention to protests from that multitude of swimmers and guardians and afterward convoluted and gave her salary increases, that is gross to me."

"We were submitting questions around then," said Chloe Clark, a previous Golden Bears swimmer, who likewise whined to Simon-O'Neill about McKeever's supposed harassing in the fall of 2019. "In this way, no I don't think the school paid attention to us."

"'Teri is delivering Olympians, she's an Olympic mentor. There's actually nothing more I can accomplish for you,'" Clark reviewed Simon-O'Neill telling her during the 2019 gathering.

Cal set McKeever, who has directed the Golden Bears to four NCAA group titles, on paid semi-voluntary vacation on May 25 and charged an examination by a Los Angeles law office into claims a day after SCNG detailed that the mentor has regularly harassed competitors all through her 29-year profession at Berkeley.