Goldey-Beacom announced Steve Sanchez as the new head coach for track and field. Previously, he was the Associate Head Coach and Director of Operations at the University of Delaware, where he managed various aspects of the program, focusing on throws and multis. Sanchez's coaching background includes roles at Abilene Christian University and the University of South Carolina Upstate, where he significantly impacted athlete development and program success. He has a proven record of coaching NCAA All-Americans and athletes achieving numerous records and championships.

By the Numbers
  • Sanchez coached two NCAA All-Americans: Channing Ferguson (high jump) and Ben Johnson (weight throw).
  • His athletes achieved multiple NCAA preliminary round appearances and school records across various conferences.
State of Play
  • Sanchez takes over a program aiming to improve its competitive standing in track and field.
  • He is already involved in recruiting efforts and organizing major home competitions.
What's Next

Sanchez is expected to leverage his extensive coaching experience to elevate Goldey-Beacom's track and field program, focusing on recruiting top talent and enhancing athlete performance for upcoming seasons.

Bottom Line

With a well-rounded background and proven success, Sanchez's appointment signals a strong commitment to building a competitive track and field program at Goldey-Beacom, paving the way for future accolades and achievements.