Lynchburg College Women's Cross Country

Reed was a member of the Liberty Flames Cross Country and Track and Field program from 2007-2010. While attending Liberty University, Reed received his bachelors of science degree in Sport Management. Most recently Reed was an assistant triathlon coach at Liberty University training athletes in running. The last four years he has been the head coach of the Patriot Pacers High School Club Cross Country/Track program located in Forest, VA. Reed has coached a Foot Locker South All-Region Cross Country Performer and three New Balance High School National Qualifiers. While running at Liberty University, Reed was a Big South All Conference in Cross Country 2008 & 2009, 2008 IC4A qualifier in the 10k, member of 2008-2011 Big South Conference Championship Team in Cross Country, Indoor, & Outdoor Track, and a 2007 & 2009 Big South Presidential Honor Roll Award receiver.

Sprecher enters his second year as the Lynchburg College director of Cross Country and Track and Field. In his first two seasons, Sprecher has coached 30 All-ODAC student-athletes, including six All-Region selections in Cross Country and a combined five from Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field while also having one athlete and two teams being named Academic All-American. Sprecher has served at Division I UNC-Wilmington since 2003, and also from 1992-99 as the head cross country and track and field coach. Since 2003, he has been named the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) Coach of the Year five times and his teams have won five CAA team titles. Sprecher has mentored three NCAA All-Americans, an NCAA Division I Regional Athlete of the Year, a USATF National Championship qualifier and a USA Team member in international competition. A total of 14 of his student-athletes earned CAA Athlete of the Year awards. Sprecher's teams have excelled academically as well. He has coached 32 Academic All-American teams and 29 Academic All-Americans. Sprecher has a wealth of coaching experience, having also led Ball State University and Arkansas College and assisted at Louisiana Tech, Wayland Baptist and Baylor University. He graduated from Ball State University and earned his masters degree from Baylor.