Hsuxjx wrote:
This man is applying for the head coach position at my University and I'm not so sure I want him around after reading g up in his past.
You guys know that he’s assistant coaching at the high school one of his last recruits at Harvard ran for in the San Francisco Bay Area? The girls mom got him in for the team she used to coach for...
What high school is that - Gunn?
Gunn shy wrote:
What high school is that - Gunn?
Monte Vista in Danville.
what's wales dinan's alma mater? Anyone know?
Hsuxjx wrote:
This man is applying for the head coach position at my University and I'm not so sure I want him around after reading g up in his past.
You don't.
notveganboi wrote:
what's wales dinan's alma mater? Anyone know?
Graduated from Bates in 2005.
Attention all parents of female distance runners at Monte Vista High School - DO NOT LET PATRICK WALES DINAN COACH YOUR DAUGHTERS!!!!!!!!!!!
Why doesnt this m-fer just coach men? All of the issues he has had pertain to coaching women in particular. Whether or not he is innocent, why not just solve then by NOT COACHING WOMEN?
Most coaches would take a job coaching either gender, but PWD seems insistent on women. After all of the accusations, this seems weird.
long time fan wrote:
Attention all parents of female distance runners at Monte Vista High School - DO NOT LET PATRICK WALES DINAN COACH YOUR DAUGHTERS!!!!!!!!!!!
You have a source on this?
Capital C Concerned wrote:
long time fan wrote:
Attention all parents of female distance runners at Monte Vista High School - DO NOT LET PATRICK WALES DINAN COACH YOUR DAUGHTERS!!!!!!!!!!!
You have a source on this?
Yes...a creepy Flotrack video that was taken down when it embarrassed an ivy league athletic program.
I do.
XYXYXYXXY wrote:
Capital C Concerned wrote:
You have a source on this?
Yes...a creepy Flotrack video that was taken down when it embarrassed an ivy league athletic program.
I remember the video. He was pulling the puppet strings and showing much attention to his "groomed" favorite. Pretty obvious something was not right there with that dynamic.
Thank you for sharing this. Patrick’s approach to coaching is genuinely encouraging. His focus on developing the whole person—not just the athlete—speaks volumes about his values and leadership style.
Building resilience, confidence, discipline, and teamwork creates long-lasting impact, and it’s clear he prioritizes meaningful growth over short-term gains.
A coach who helps athletes become stronger individuals both on and off the track can be an incredible asset to a university program.
His philosophy of steady progress, character development, and true team commitment is exactly the kind of foundation that often leads to a healthy, motivated, high-performing team culture.
He certainly seems like someone who brings more than just coaching skills—he brings mentorship, purpose, and a positive influence that extends well beyond competition.
Kitchen Thoughts wrote:
The tale of how a bunch of entitled whiners got their coach fired.
Happens ALL TOO OFTEN in our sport !!!!!
athletesstart wrote:
Thank you for sharing this. Patrick’s approach to coaching is genuinely encouraging. His focus on developing the whole person—not just the athlete—speaks volumes about his values and leadership style.
Building resilience, confidence, discipline, and teamwork creates long-lasting impact, and it’s clear he prioritizes meaningful growth over short-term gains.
A coach who helps athletes become stronger individuals both on and off the track can be an incredible asset to a university program.
His philosophy of steady progress, character development, and true team commitment is exactly the kind of foundation that often leads to a healthy, motivated, high-performing team culture.
He certainly seems like someone who brings more than just coaching skills—he brings mentorship, purpose, and a positive influence that extends well beyond competition.
Thanks bot.
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