Suzannah Bianco

Suzannah Dyroen Bianco (née Dyroen) (born May 15, 1973) is an American competitor in synchronized swimming and a 1998 Atlanta Olympic champion.

Suzanne Dyroen was born May 15, 1973 in San Jose, California. She is the sister of synchronized swimmer Becky Dyroen-Lancer. Bianco swam for the Santa Clara Swim Club, where through the age of eight through twenty-four, she was part of the highly competitive Santa Clara Aquamaids sycnronized swimming team under Hall of Fame Head Coach Chris Carver.

In career highlights, at the 1994 World Championships, Bianco won a gold medal in the group competition and at the 1995 Pan American Games won another gold in group competition.

Prior to the Olympics, Dryoen married Bradley Bianco in 1993, a cyclist, though the marriage was not a lengthy one. The couple had children together.

Later life Bianco was a graduate of Northern California's West Valley College in Saratoga, where she majored in nutrition. Around 1996, she worked as a Health Coach targeting middle age women. In 1997, she coached the 12-13 age group for the Santa Clara Aquamaids where her swimmers performed well and won the team championship. She remained as a youth coach with the Aquamaids for a number of years. Beginning around 1998, Bianco performed professionally with the Las Vegas production of "O", a swimming performance featuring a fantasy aquatic universe staged at the Bellagio Hotel, where she continued as a performer over five years.