Allegheny College Men's Cross Country

Hill was hired as an assistant track and field and cross country coach in August 2014, and was elevated to interim head coach in the fall of 2015.  She  arrived in Meadville after an immensely successful two-year stint at Ohio Athletic Conference (OAC) member Baldwin Wallace, where she was named the 2014 Men's National and Great Lakes Regional Assistant Outdoor Coach of the Year by the United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA).  Hill earned the award after mentoring senior Kevin Johnson to national titles in the 100 and 200-meter dashes.  In addition, Hill coached sophomore then-Ben Beidelman to an All-American honor in the 200-meter dash. In addition to Johnson's two individual titles and four individual All-American plaudits, Hill led her student-athletes to eight individual national qualifiers and one relay national qualifier, 16 All-Ohio honorees, eight All-Ohio titles and 10 All-OAC selections, including seven champions, while also coaching the Yellow Jackets to 10 program records during her tenure. Hill started her coaching career at Bluffton University in Bluffton, Ohio, where she coached the Beavers, members of the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference (HCAC) for three seasons.  While at Bluffton, Hill helped lead the Beavers to five school records, six All-HCAC awards including three championships, three HCAC records and one All-Ohio champion. A 2009 graduate of Baldwin Wallace, Hill competed in track & field for the Yellow Jackets, participating in various sprints and relays during her four-year career in Berea while earning several All-OAC and All-Ohio honors en route to contributing to three OAC titles for the Yellow Jackets.  During her career, Hill competed in the 55m, 300m, 4x200 and 4x400 during the indoor season, participating in the 100m, 200m, 4x100 and 4x400 outdoors.  In her senior season, Hill earned the Paul "Sparky" Adams Most Outstanding Female Athlete award, additionally earning the Baldwin Wallace Most Outstanding Sprinter award. Hill graduated with a bachelor of arts in communications from Baldwin Wallace, minoring in public relations and marketing.  In 2012, Hill earned her master's degree in business administration from Bluffton.  Hill currently resides in Meadville, and will work closely with the Allegheny sprinters, hurdlers, and relay squads. Jordan Hill Interim Head Coach Jordan Hill was hired as an assistant track and field and cross country coach in August 2014, and was elevated to interim head coach in the fall of 2015.  She  arrived in Meadville after an immensely successful two-year stint at Ohio Athletic Conference (OAC) member Baldwin Wallace, where she was named the 2014 Men's National and Great Lakes Regional Assistant Outdoor Coach of the Year by the United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA).  Hill earned the award after mentoring senior Kevin Johnson to national titles in the 100 and 200-meter dashes.  In addition, Hill coached sophomore then-Ben Beidelman to an All-American honor in the 200-meter dash. In addition to Johnson's two individual titles and four individual All-American plaudits, Hill led her student-athletes to eight individual national qualifiers and one relay national qualifier, 16 All-Ohio honorees, eight All-Ohio titles and 10 All-OAC selections, including seven champions, while also coaching the Yellow Jackets to 10 program records during her tenure. Hill started her coaching career at Bluffton University in Bluffton, Ohio, where she coached the Beavers, members of the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference (HCAC) for three seasons.  While at Bluffton, Hill helped lead the Beavers to five school records, six All-HCAC awards including three championships, three HCAC records and one All-Ohio champion. A 2009 graduate of Baldwin Wallace, Hill competed in track & field for the Yellow Jackets, participating in various sprints and relays during her four-year career in Berea while earning several All-OAC and All-Ohio honors en route to contributing to three OAC titles for the Yellow Jackets.  During her career, Hill competed in the 55m, 300m, 4x200 and 4x400 during the indoor season, participating in the 100m, 200m, 4x100 and 4x400 outdoors.  In her senior season, Hill earned the Paul "Sparky" Adams Most Outstanding Female Athlete award, additionally earning the Baldwin Wallace Most Outstanding Sprinter award. Hill graduated with a bachelor of arts in communications from Baldwin Wallace, minoring in public relations and marketing.  In 2012, Hill earned her master's degree in business administration from Bluffton.  Hill currently resides in Meadville, and will work closely with the Allegheny sprinters, hurdlers, and relay squads.

Morrow was hired as the assistant track and field coach at Allegheny College.  Morrow, who will closely mentor the Gator throwers, brings to Meadville a wealth of small college coaching experience, as well as a strong career as a student-athlete. Morrow arrives in Meadville after spending the past two years as an assistant track and field and strength and conditioning coach at Seton Hill University in Greensburg.  He worked closely on developing strength and conditioning programs with athletes from all disciplines on the track and field team, with special attention to the throwers and multis competitors.  In his two years on the Hill, the Griffins broke eight team records, while he coached 38 Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) championship qualifiers, six All-PSAC honorees, and one conference champ and Division-II All-American.  During his tenure at Seton Hill, Morrow earned his MBA , with a concentration in sports management.   Morrow worked as an assistant track and field and cross country coach at Washington & Jefferson College from August 2011-July 2013.  In cross country, he saw four runners during his tenure qualify for the NCAA Division-III Championships, including one All-American, while the Presidents track and field team produced six Presidents Athletic Conference individual champions, four NCAA Division-III national qualifiers, and two Division-III All-Americans, while breaking a total of 11 school records.  In 2012, Morrow earned a US Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) technical certification, after also being certified as a USA Track & Field Level 1 coach and a USA Weightlifting Level 1 Sport Performance Coach.  Before beginning his coaching career in August 2010 as the head track and field coach and assistant junior varsity football coach at Okeechobee County School District in Florida, Morrow was a standout thrower as a student-athlete at Westminster College.  A four-year track and field letterwinner, he graduated as the school-record holder in the javelin, earning second place in the event at the 2009 PAC Championships.   Team captain as a senior in 2009-10, Morrow was a two-time selection to the PAC Academic Honor Roll, which recognized student-athletes who achieve a grade point average over 3.60 during their season of competition.  Morrow is a native of nearby Stoneboro, Pennsylvania, and graduate of Lakeview High School.