Carthage College Women's Track

Stephanie Domin, formerly Stephanie Ulicny, begins her 24st year as Carthage's head women's track and field coach and 26th year as the head cross country coach in 2025-26, after serving three years as associate head coach and three years as an assistant.  The program has broken 26 school records and produced 51 All-American finishes (23 indoor, 28 outdoor) under Domin's tutelage. This includes two indoor, and four outdoor national champions. The 2017 NCAA Division III Outdoor Track & Field Championship saw Carthage finish in a tie for third place, the highest team finish at the event in school history.  Domin's tenure at Carthage began in 2004, when she led the team to a CCIW Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field Championship. She also guided the 2005 team to a CCIW Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field Championship, which marked the third-consecutive season they accomplished that feat. Carthage has accumulated 42 indoor and 48 outdoor CCIW individual champions.  A native of Amherst, N.H., Domin received her bachelor’s degree in human development and counseling from the University of Rhode Island in 1993. She was a four-year letterwinner in both cross country and track at Rhode Island and was named All-Atlantic 10 Conference four times in cross country and three times in track as a distance runner, All-New England in both cross country and track and field four times and an NCAA Division I qualifier in cross country her senior year.  Domin served as a graduate assistant coach in both cross country and track at Loras College (1994-97), where she received her master's in athletic administration in 1997. In addition to her track and field duties, Domin has served as Carthage’s head women’s cross country coach since 2000 after three years (1997-99) as an assistant coach. Domin and her husband, Steve, live in Pleasant Prairie, Wis., with their sons, Ty and T.J. Stephanie Domin File Education Bachelor's Degree (Human Development & Counseling) - University of Rhode Island, 1993 Master's Degree (Athletic Administration) - Loras College, 1997 Resume Graduate Assistant Women's Cross Country Coach - Loras College, 1994-97 Graduate Assistant Women's Track and Field Coach - Loras College, 1994-97 Assistant Women's Cross Country Coach - Carthage College, 1997-99 Assistant Women's Track and Field Coach - Carthage College, 1997-99 Head Women's Cross Country Coach - Carthage College, 2000-present Associate Women's Head Track and Field Coach - Carthage College, 2000-02 Head Women's Track and Field Coach - Carthage College, 2003-present

Rebholz specializes in throwing events.  A native of Henry, Ill., Rebholz attended Monmouth College, where he was a two-time U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association NCAA Division III All-American in the shot put, a seven-time national qualifier in various throwing events and a three-time Midwest Conference Most Outstanding Field Performer of the Year.  During Rebholz's time at Carthage he has coached, 56 NCAA National Qualifiers, 15 NCAA All-Americans, 39 CCIW Champions, 9 CCIW "Field" Most Outstanding Performers, 1 Midwest Region "Field" Athlete of the Year, and has had athletes break 9 throwing event school records.   He graduated from Monmouth in 2007 with a bachelors in physical education and received his masters in kinesiology from Western Illinois University in 2009.  Prior to Carthage, Rebholz served as an assistant coach in both cross country and track and field at Hendrix College in 2009-10.  He is certified as a strength and conditioning specialist by the National Strength and Conditioning Association, as a sport performance coach through USA Weightlifting and as a throwing events and combined events specialist by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association.

Bradley will work directly with the sprinters on a day-to-day basis and focus on assisting with both programs strength and conditioning and recruiting programs as an assistant coach. Under Bradley's tuteledge, Kendric Cornelius broke the Carthage indoor track & field record in the 60-meter dash with a time of 6.97 at the 2016 CCIW Indoor Track & Field Championships.  Kevin comes to Carthage following three years at Hamline University in St. Paul, Minn., where he assisted with all aspects of directing the men's and women's cross country and track and field programs, planned team travel and developed and oversaw the execution of the strength and conditioning program.    A 2012 graduate from the University of Minnesota, Bradley was a four-year letter winner for the Golden Gophers competing in sprints and relays.  He received first team All-American honors in 2012, second team in 2011, honorable mention in 2011 and 2013, and named Academic All-Big Ten from 2010-2013.   A native of Shoreview, Minnesota, Kevin graduated in December of 2012 from Minnesota with a Bachelor's of Science in Kinesiology and received his Master of Education in 2014 in Kinesiology in Sports and Exercise Science.

Greg Raimondi enters his seventh season as a Carthage College assistant track and field coach in the 2022-23 academic year, working specifically with throwers. The 2017 season saw Raimondi guide three women to the NCAA Division III Indoor Track and Field Championship (Morgan Young, Elizabeth Willis and Mia Bennett), where weight thrower Bennett pulled down NCAA All-America honors. Four of Raimondi's field athletes also qualified for the 2017 NCAA Division III Outdoor Track and Field Championship (Morgan Young, Elanta Slowek, Mia Bennett and Sarah Schmidt), where they accounted for five NCAA All-America finishes. The Carthage women's team finished the 2017 outdoor championship tied for third place, the highest finish at the event in school history. Raimondi guided four student-athletes to the 2018 NCAA Division III Indoor Track and Field Championship (Mia Bennett, Elizabeth Willis, Sarah Schmidt, and Jake Menard), which ended with a women's championship in the weight throw for Mia Bennett.  At the 2018 NCAA Division III Outdoor Track and Field Championship, the team collected NCAA All-America finishes in the hammer, the discus and the shot put.   The 2019 campaign also saw Raimondi's athletes claim two CCIW outdoor championships on the men's side and four (2 indoor, 2 outdoor) on the women's side. Raimondi guided Elizabeth Willis to NCAA All-America finishes in both the indoor shot put (3rd place) and the indoor weight throw (3rd place). The 2019 outdoor season resulted in a trio of NCAA All-America finishes courtesy of Sarah Schmidt (third place in shot put, seventh place in hammer throw) and Elizabeth Willis (fourth place in shot put).  The 2020 season saw Raimondi’s field athletes receive USTFCCA Indoor All-Region Honors, after claiming two CCIW Indoor Championships in the weight throw and shot put on the men’s and two in the same events on the women’s side. Three of Raimondi’s athletes qualified for the NCAA III Indoor Track and Field Championship (Sarah Schmidt, Elizabeth Willis, and Aaron Austin). Raimondi guided Aaron Austin to a first place finish at the CCIW indoor championships while setting a new personal record, a Carthage school record, and a CCIW Conference Championship meet record. In 2021 he helped both Matthew Ausse and Joseph White qualify for the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships, with Ausse placing 13th in the hammer, and White 17th in the discus. Raimondi's efforts landed him 2018 United States Track & Field & Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) Division III Indoor Midwest Region Assistant Coach of the Year. He followed that with the 2018 and 2019 USTFCCCA Division III Outdoor Midwest Region Assistant Coach of the Year.  Prior to Carthage, Raimondi had a two-year stint as a graduate assistant track and field coach/director of operations at NCAA Division I Southern Illinois University. Raimondi, who specializes in throwing events, helped coach 11 Missouri Valley Conference champions in various field events. He helped produce two NCAA champions in the shot put and the hammer throw in his two seasons with the Salukis. He also coached four Missouri Valley Conference Most Valuable Field Athletes.   Prior to Southern Illinois, Raimondi was the assistant track and field coach at Benedictine University (Ill.). His tenure with the Eagles included two national qualifiers, 16 Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference champions and three NACC Field Athletes of the Year. Raimondi holds USATF Level 1 & 2, USTFCCCA Throwing Event Specialist and USA Weightlifting certifications. He's also CSCS certified through the NSCA.    Raimondi was named CCIW Most Valuable Field Athlete twice during his four-year career with the Carthage men’s track and field program. He finished first in the shot put, the discus and the hammer throw at the 2012 CCIW Outdoor Track and Field Championship. Raimondi also finished first in the weight throw at the 2012 CCIW Indoor Track & Field Championship. He currently holds the Carthage record for the hammer throw at 199'4" which he set it in 2012.   Raimondi, a native of Harwood Heights, Ill., graduated from Carthage in 2012 with a bachelor's degree in exercise and sport science. He received his master’s in kinesiology from Southern Illinois in 2016.