Campbell University Women's Cross Country

Kelly has also helped coach the team to set 26 program records. In 2014, he won the Indoor Track & Field Coach of the Year from the Big South. Also has one Big South Runner of the Year and one Big South Most Outstanding Field Athlete. 

Harris as an assistant coach for track and field who will work primarily with athletes involved in the jumps and throws events 2014-15 outdoor season highlights: The entire jumps squad had immediate improvements after the arrival of Coach Harris. Sabina Allen went from a collegiate personal best of 11.90 meters (39 feet ½ inch) to a new Campbell University record of 12.45 meters (40 feet 10 ¼ inches) in the triple jump.  Jaszlyn Jenkins went from a collegiate personal best of 11.75 meters (38 feet 6 ¾ inches) to a new personal best of 11.81 meters (38 feet 9 inches) in the triple jump, as well as an all-time personal best in the long jump. Shenelle McKay went from a collegiate personal best of 1.63 meters (5 feet 4 ¼ inches) to an all-time personal best of 1.70 meters (5 feet 7 inches) in the high jump, she also went from a personal best of 11.35 meters (37 feet 3 inches) to a collegiate personal best of 11.67 meters (38 feet 3 ½ inches) in the triple jump.  On the mens side Lorne Jenkins went from a personal best mark of 7.09 meters (23 feet 3 ¼ inches) to a new personal best of 7.23 meters (23 feet 8 ¾ inches) in the long jump.  Davian Rhodes went from a personal best mark of 2.06 meters (6 feet 9 inches) to an East Regional qualifying mark of 2.11 meters (6 feet 11 ¼ inches) in the high jump. "We are thrilled to have Coach Harris join our Track and Field program. Coach Harris was the missing link that we were looking for in our coaching staff," Kelly said. "What really stands out about Coach Harris is his passion to teach the sport to his athletes. I am confident that under Coach Harris' guidance our field event athletes will make a huge statement in the Big South as well as the NCAA." Harris joins Campbell after serving as an assistant coach at Southwestern College in Winfield, Kan., for the last six seasons. During his tenure with the Moundbuilders, Harris oversaw the development of the men's and women's field event athletes and had multiple conference champions and national qualifiers in each of his six campaigns. In total, 20 individuals earned 31 championships in the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference. Prior to his time at Southwestern College, Harris served as an assistant coach for two seasons at Johnson County Community College, where he coached a pair of two-time national champions and 14 junior college All-Americans. In 2008, Harris was the only junior college coach to have student-athletes place inside the top three at the national championship meet in all four jumps events. Harris is USATF Level 1 and Level 2 certified in the jumps. "My family and I are extremely excited for this opportunity. I want to thank the administration, Mr. Roller and Coach Kelly for bringing me on board," Harris said. "I look forward to helping this program reach new heights." Harris graduated from Southwestern College in 2004 with a bachelor's degree in General Studies. During his career, Harris was a part of two conference championship teams in the middle of a 29-year reign over the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference; he earned five individual KCAC conference titles: two each in the long jump and triple jump and another in the 400m relay. Along with his success at the conference level, Harris was a three-time NAIA All-American, twice in the long jump and once in the triple jump. Harris and his wife Amanda have two daughters, Sydni (11) and Leyla (8), and a son, Maxwell (2).

Quinn has been hired as Campbell's assistant track and field coach as announced by Head Coach Michael Kelly. "I couldn't be more satisfied with the caliber of coach that is joining our track and field program," Kelly said of Quinn. "Alan comes from a winning tradition at all of his previous stops, and once you meet him it is easy to see why success seems to follow wherever he is coaching." Quinn joins the Camels from Texas Tech University where he served as a volunteer assistant coach assisting Associate Head Coach Dion Miller in the development of sprinters, hurdlers and the relay teams. While with the Red Raiders, athletes that Quinn assisted brought home eight All-American honors between the indoor and outdoor seasons in 2014. Prior to his time at Texas Tech, Quinn also had stints at Shorter University and Langston University. At Shorter, Quinn coached 14 All-Americans, four Peach Belt Conference champions and his athletes set four Peach Belt Conference records. The program captured the NCCAA Women's Indoor Track and Field National Championship and was the runner-up in the Outdoor Track and Field National Championship during his tenure. While with Langston, Quinn tutored five individual national champions, a national championship relay team, 33 All-Americans, 55 conference champions and eight Red River Conference Championship meet records. In addition, Quinn's athletes set 24 school records for the program. "I want to thank Coach Kelly and the administration for giving me the opportunity to join the CU family," Quinn said of the opportunity. "I am looking forward to building on the success that Coach Kelly and our CU athletes have had in recent years."