Alissa Rausch has been appointed to the Minnesota State Track and Field coaching staff, announced by head coach Mike Turgeon. Rausch brings extensive expertise as a throws coach from her tenure at the University of Sioux Falls, where she cultivated a successful culture, developing numerous champions and national qualifiers. Her addition is expected to enhance the Maverick program as it aims to compete for conference and national titles while providing a top-tier experience for student-athletes. Rausch expressed excitement about joining the Maverick family and supporting athletes' personal and academic growth.

By the Numbers
  • 9 All-Americans coached during her time at the University of Sioux Falls.
  • 30 NCAA Championship qualifiers developed.
  • 11 NSIC Champions during her coaching career.
State of Play
  • Rausch joins a program focused on competitive growth and excellence.
  • She arrives with a robust history of athlete development and success.
What's Next

Rausch will begin integrating into the Maverick program, focusing on enhancing athletes鈥� performance in throwing events. Expectations include building on the existing team's strengths and contributing to the pursuit of championships. Her impact on the coaching staff and student-athletes is anticipated to unfold over the coming seasons.

Bottom Line

Rausch's appointment signals a strong commitment to fostering elite talent within Minnesota State Track and Field. Her proven track record in coaching and student-athlete success positions her as a pivotal addition to the team, promising a positive transformation for the program.