Allan Hancock College Women's Track

Quintana was named the Western State Conference Coach of the Year by his peers for the 2005 cross country season. He guided the women's track and field team to a fifth place finish in the Western State Conference standings in 2004. The last several track seasons, Quintana has helped multiple athletes qualify for the Southern California Regionals. During the 2015 season, thrower Jared Springer and high jumper Brent Dionisio, heptathlete Allison Molesky and decathlete Khalil Mondol qualified. Six athletes qualified for Regionals in 2014. Prior to arriving at Hancock, Quintana coached for 13 seasons at Righetti High School, his alma mater. While at the helm of Righetti cross country, Quintana coached his teams to five Northern League championships. Each season, he helped at least one of his athletes qualify for the CIF-Southern Section divisional finals, masters meet and state meet. Several of his athletes from Righetti and Hancock have gone to successful athletic careers at four-year universities, including PAC-12 Conference hammer throw champion Chelsea Cassulo (Arizona State), Jerrel Meier (UC Berkeley), Kenna Wolter (University of South Dakota). Quintana attended Righetti High School, where he was a standout athlete in cross country and track. He recorded career bests of 1:55 in the 800-meters and 4:19 in the mile. He also played baseball in the local Mexican League for 13 seasons. Quintana is the proud father of two sons, Louie Jr. and Joseph. Louie Jr. was an All-American track and cross country runner at Arroyo Grande High School. A five-time All-American for Villanova University, he is an assistant track coach at Arizona State University.