Gwynedd-Mercy College Women's Track

Clark Track & Field Head Coach x21368 Head Coach Kevin Clark enters his second season as the Head Mens and Womens Cross Country and Track & Field Coach at Gwynedd Mercy University. Clark also serves as the facilities administrator for the Universitys outdoor athletic complex and playing fields. In his first year at the helm of the Cross Country program he led the Womens Cross Country team to the 2014 Colonial States Athletic Conference Championship which qualified them to participate in the NCAA Mideast Regional race. Clark has been an assistant coach for the Griffin Track & Field teams since 2008 and assisted with the 2013 cross country squads which saw the men win their sixth straight CSAC championship. He is a graduate of Elizabethtown College where he was a Division III Indoor Track & Field National Champion in the pole vault in 2007. He is a three-time indoor All American in that event, finishing fourth in 2006 and 2008 as well as a three-time National Qualifier in the pole vault and the decathlon in the outdoor season.  Clark was an All American selection during the outdoor season in 2006 in the pole vault after finishing second and again in 2008 in the decathlon with a fourth-place finish. Clark, who went to nearby Hatboro-Horsham High School and was an assistant for the Hatters, also earned awards from the United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) as both an athlete and a coach. In 2008, he was selected the Mideast Region Indoor Field Athlete of the Year and the Outdoor Field Athlete of the Year. Two years ago, he was named the 2013 Mideast Region Indoor Assistant Coach of the Year. Coach Clarks athletes have rewritten the record books in both the throws and jumps in his time at Gwynedd Mercy. Clark coached the first four-time ECAC individual champion in program history in Justin Turner 13, who captured four-straight high jump titles in the indoor season. Under Clarks tutelage, Turner became a two-time All American, placing eighth in 2010 and in 2013 at the NCAA Championships.  

Geary also earned All-ECAC honors four times and was a member of the program-record-setting 4x400 meter relay team.   Geary continues to train for the 800 meter run and will work primarily with the middle distance athletes during the indoor and outdoor seasons. He works as an accountant at a firm near campus and lives in Hatfield, PA.  Dan Geary

DiSante was an All-American sprinter under legendary Susquehanna University coach Jim Taylor while a member of the 4x400 meter relay which finished sixth at the 1987 NCAA Division III Championships.  DiSante brings a wealth of coaching experience to the staff with stints at several local schools including Octorara High School, Malvern Prep, Christiana High School (DE), Coatesville High School and most recently the Church Farm School. While at Church Farm Coach DiSante helped build a team that claimed the 2013 District 1 AA Championship and worked with sprinters medaling at the PIAA Championships in the 200 meter dash and 4x400 meter relay. Coach DiSante holds USATF Level II Certification in the Sprints and Relays and the Endurance Events.Tom DiSante