Stanford seeks middle distance/distance coach
http://ncaamarket.ncaa.org/jobs/10053381/track-field-assistant-coach
Stanford seeks middle distance/distance coach
http://ncaamarket.ncaa.org/jobs/10053381/track-field-assistant-coach
What happened to John Oliver?
Where is John Oliver going?
Very Interested wrote:
Stanford seeks middle distance/distance coach
http://ncaamarket.ncaa.org/jobs/10053381/track-field-assistant-coach
Leaving the Bay? wrote:
Where is John Oliver going?
Very Interested wrote:Stanford seeks middle distance/distance coach
http://ncaamarket.ncaa.org/jobs/10053381/track-field-assistant-coach
John Oliver to Purdue.
Newsie wrote:
Concerned runner wrote:Any word on who is being considered for the Seattle University job? Are they interviewing? What's taking so long?
Have heard a couple rumors of a few in state coaches being contacted..... last i heard they were looking to start interviews mid July
Y'all keep bringing up the Sprints/jumps coach as being the only quality coach there. Any chance he leaves or is he in the running for the job? I assume they will keep it as a Distance HC, so I'd imagine he won't get it.
From what I hear, the sprints coach is not in the running for the HC position. But the administration wants to keep him on board.
I'm going out on a limb here and saying Patty Ley will be the next head coach at Seattle U.
UNO started interviews
Limestone College should be looking for a distance assistant after the previous assistant left to take over Anderson University programs following Kevin Licht's departure
What about the rest of the distance jobs? Like the SEC jobs? USC? UMass? Director jobs at UCLA and Oregon State?
UMASS to the SEC confirmed? Big conference re-alignment news!
But for real, who did LSU hire?
Connecting dots wrote:
Leaving the Bay? wrote:Where is John Oliver going?
John Oliver to Purdue.
That was going to be my guess. Purdue or Harvard
Anderson hired at UCLA, director
Who's Anderson?
Chieftain 4 life wrote:
At least the SeattleU Chieftains AD woke up to the fact that the program wasn't going anywhere with the Steidls in charge. They did have a gal win the WAC cross country title last fall, and they usually did well as a team in cross country, but they'd consistently get waxed at regionals.
I think that the high school coaches around the state didn't think too much of the Steidls, especially when comparing the SU program to Gonzaga. Same type of Catholic school, similar tuition rate, better coaching, better athlete development at Gonzaga.
Pat Tyson and Patty Ley at Gonzaga have a lot more credibility when it comes to developing distance runners than the Steidls even hope to have.
Their throws/jumps/multis coach was far and away the best coach on their staff. Whoever is the new coach should at least keep him for at least a season.
Sleeplessness wrote:I will tell you with 100% assurety that Admins commitment to the team financially is and will be staying the same as it has been. The fact the men have some talent is fortunate but not sustainable with 2.5 to work with. The women's side is graduating their two best and only have one returner who is decent. The women's team also has 2.5 scholarships to work with and that simply will not be able to get it done. MAYBE with a hell of a recruiting coordinator or coach you could stay marginally competitive but the other schools in the WAC have more money and will win out in the end. The currrent coach on staff is well liked by the athletes and has coached some talent however the problem lies in the lack of money for the program- there is NO CHANCE to field a competitive track team- therefore taking any scholarship away from the 2.5 and splitting XC/TF would make both sports exceptionally poor. Seattle U needs to become a distance program and needs a healthy endowment of money to increase scholarships. All of this makes this position much less desirable than you think.
I agree wholeheartedly with this post, and I AM that local HS coach who would never send a kid willingly to SU.
What the hell are they thinking there? So you are a great Catholic school. But you have two other nearby institutions similar to your own that respect in Portland and Gonzaga. Portland is the place to go if you are a serious scholarship kid who wants to compete for team XC titles at such a school. If you are a little bit more developmental, you show up to run for two local legends at Gonzaga, as stated above.
So if you are a distance runner who wants to attend a private Catholic university in the Pacific Northwest, PLEASE TELL ME WHY YOU WOULD GO TO SEATTLE U?
The school itself needs to change gears and try to become like the Academy of Arts in SF. Go for speed and power kids. YOU ARE IN AN URBAN AREA WITH PLENTY OF SMART KIDS WHO CAN SPRINT. Coach up some jumpers/hurdlers/relays. Find your niche. You ain't gonna do it distance running and by continuing to try with the likes of who was coaching there just shows your aren't serious about doing any more than checking a box.
Avery Anderson, HC at Cal State Northridge in LA, is the new Director of Track and Field at UCLA. A 1996 graduate of UCLA.
stop with BS UCLA rumors....
Get over it wrote:
stop with BS UCLA rumors....
No problem. Can do.
http://www.uclabruins.com/news/2017/7/6/anderson-named-track-field-cross-country-director.aspx?path=crossget it here first wrote:
Get over it wrote:stop with BS UCLA rumors....
No problem. Can do.
http://www.uclabruins.com/news/2017/7/6/anderson-named-track-field-cross-country-director.aspx?path=cross
Burn.
UCLA makes a smart hire.
Guy who has been highly successful and successful as of late as well.
who takes over csun? Boogie rumors start already?