Brooklyn College Men's Cross Country

Carrington joined the Brooklyn College Office of Recreation, Intramurals & Intercollegiate Athletics as Interim Head Coach for the BC Men's and Women's Cross Country teams in August 2013. Carrington is no stranger to BC Athletics, having spent three seasons (2010-2012) on the Women's Cross Country team. Carrington served as the team captain during her senior season in 2012 and was named a City University of New York Athletic Conference (CUNYAC) All-Star in 2011. She was also honored with the CUNYAC Sportsmanship Award in 2011. Her other accolades include being honored with the Ed Madden Memorial Award for courage and leadership in 2011-2012 and the BC Bulldog Coaches' Award in 2010-2011. Carrington was also a committed member of the BC Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC), receiving the SAAC Award in 2012-2013. Off the trails, Carrington is a member of the Nike Run Club NYC, New York Road Runners (NYRR) and was also an exercise coordinator for the BC Runners Club. Carrington currently works at Niketown NY as a running athlete. Carrington received her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Theater from Brooklyn College and is also a college assistant in the BC Student Center.

Contello joined the Brooklyn College Office of Recreation, Intramurals & Intercollegiate Athletics in January of 2015 as Head Coach of the Mens Volleyball program.  In summer of 2015, he was added to the Cross Country staff as an assistant coach.   Prior to BC, Contello spent two seasons (2004-2005) at NYC College of Technology, where he was head coach of the Mens and Womens Volleyball Teams.   Contello began his coaching career at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, where he was the head coach of both the Mens and Womens Volleyball Teams. After one season there, he went on to become the Head Womens Volleyball Coach at Hostos Community College, where he coached them for one year.   To go along with his collegiate coaching experience, from 1987 to 2005, Contello was the Intramurals Director at St. Athanasius, where he also coached B.C.B.A and C.Y.O Sports. Coach Contello attended Goddard College, in Plainfield, Vermont, where he graduated with a Bachelors in Educational Psychology with a minor in Fine Arts.