Chapman University Women's Cross Country

Wlodarczyk took first at the Polish Masters Track & Field Championships in the long jump in Torun, Poland and was honored with a lifetime achievement award. Later that summer she captured two more gold medals at the Oceania Masters Athletics Championships in Tahiti. In 2011, Wlodarczyk competed in Sacramento, Calif.  at the World Masters Athletics Championships where she earned silver medal in Women's 60' Triple Jump. In 2006, Wlodarczyk experienced the thrill of returning to compete in her native Poland, claiming two golds and one silver medal at the European Veterans Athletics Championships in Poznan. Her 10.18-meters mark in the triple jump set a new European record in the Women's 55-59 age group. Since joining the Chapman coaching staff in 1993 as the women's cross country and track coach, she has enjoyed more and more success each season. In 2014, four Chapman women's track records fell. In the Fall 2013, the Panthers' top male and female runners each finished in the top-20 in the West Region and earned All-Region honors. In 2015, Wlodarczyk oversaw the addition of men's track and field as a varsity sport at Chapman. In the fall of 2015, Chapman sent its first-ever runner to the NCAA Division III Cross Country national championships under Wlodarczyk's tutelage. She has a Ph.D. in Physical Education from the Academy of Physical Education in Warsaw, Poland and currently resides in Orange.

Glenn coached at Calif. Baptist University assisting the men's cross country team, where he led the team to 7 Pacific West Conference Championships and coached 33 All-conference athletes. Glenn also coached at Pepperdine University, the University of South Carolina and Florida Southern College where he spent time focusing on sprinters, jumpers and hurdlers. Prior to coaching at the collegiate level, Glenn spent eight years coaching and teaching locally at Los Alamitos and Huntington Beach High School. Coach Glenn competed at Orange Coast College where he ran the 400 meters with a personal best of 49.8. Following his collegiate career, Glenn focused on becoming one of the top dual-athletes (run/bike/run) in Southern California. In addition he was the top adventure race competitor winning the 2001 Malibu Canyon Adventure Race in 18 hours and 28 minutes.