North Carolina State University Men's Cross Country

Geiger enters his 33nd season as NC State's head cross country coach and architect of one of the nation's premier cross country programs. During Geiger's remarkable tenure as an assistant and head coach, NC State's teams have built a tradition matched by few programs nationally, combining to win 35 Atlantic Coast Conference team championships and 19 individual ACC championships. In addition, Geiger has won six conference championships in track and field since taking over that program in 1984, giving him a conference-record 40 ACC championship teams. NC State has won 70 ACC team titles since Geiger arrived in 1979. Geiger turned over the NC State women's team to Laurie Henes in 2006, but not before Geiger-coached women's teams finished among the top 10 at the AIAW or NCAA Championships 15 times, winning it all in 1979 and 1980. The Pack finished second in 1978, 1987 and 2001, and posted third-place finishes in 1983, 1984 and 1985. The women won seven consecutive ACC championships from 1987-93 and won 20 of 26 ACC titles from the time women's cross country was added as a championship sport in 1978 until Geiger handed over the reins to Henes. Geiger's men's cross country teams have won 15 ACC championships, the latest coming in 2011. The men's program has won 12 conference championships in the last 17 years, and 14 in the last 21. At the national level, Geiger's men's teams have earned nine national top 10 finishes,including an eighth-place finish in 1998, a third-place finish in 1999,a ninth-place finish in 2001, and a 10th-place finish in 2003. In tandem with one another, NC State's men's and women's cross country teams have come to define the sport in the Atlantic Coast Conference. In 1991, Geiger led both teams to ACC championships, the first time any ACCschool won both the men's and women's championships in the same year. His teams repeated their ACC dual titles in 1992, then went on a run of absolute dominance, winning both the men's and women's championships six times in eight years - 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2001 and 2002. With Geiger leading the men and Henes coaching the women, the Wolfpack won its ninth dual conference championship in 2006, giving NC State nine dual ACC championships in a span of 16 years. When Geiger was named ACC Men's Coach of the Year in 2011, it marked the 12th time in a 16-year span he had been named ACC Coach of the Year for either the men, women, or both. He was men's and/or women's coach of the year eight years in a row, from 1995-2002, and has since been been conference coach of the year in 2004, 2006, 2009 and 2011. In all, Geiger has been named the conference coach of the year 28 times in cross country, and an unprecedented 32 times combined in cross country and track and field. Adding to Geiger's greatness, the 2013 season marked the third consecutive year a Wolfpack runner has earned the ACC Performer of the Year award. Ryan Hill won the award in 2011, while Andrew Colley was the back-to-back recipient in 2012 and 2013. In 1987, the Cross Country Journal recognized NC State as having the nation's outstanding collegiate cross country program. The Wolfpack programs earned that distinction with their second-place finish in the women's NCAA Championships, and a fifth-place finish at the men's nationals. In the classroom, Geiger's runners have embodied the definition of student-athletes. The men's and women's cross country teams each earned Academic All-America status from the United States Cross Country Coaches Association in 2000, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010. The women's teams also earned the distinction in 2001, 2002, 2003 and 2004. Wolfpack runners have also been regular recipients of the NCAA postgraduate scholarship. Bobby Mack won the scholarship in 2008-09, and John Crews, Stephen Furst and Tibor Vegh all won NCAA postgraduate scholarships in 2007-08. Fourteen NC State cross country runners have won the NCAA scholarship in the last 16 years. Previous winners in that time include Beth Kraft, Katie Sabino, Chris Seaton, Kristin Price, Kristen Hall, Joe Wirgau, Robbie Howell, Chan Pons, Amy Beykirch and Christy Nichols. Following the 1991-92 season, All-America runner David Honea received the prestigious Walter Byers Award as the nation's premier scholar-athlete, in addition to the Jim Weaver Award and the National Science Fellowship Award for his academic accomplishments. All-American Laurie Gomez-Henes won the ACC's Marie James Scholarship as well as an NCAA postgraduate scholarship. Well-known on the national level, Geiger coached at the Olympic Festival and in 1987 was named coach of the U.S. National Team for the World Cross Country Championships in Auckland, New Zealand. He has been a featured speaker at the U.S. Olympic Training Center and a member of the U.S. Olympic Development Committee for distance running. Prior to coming to Raleigh, Geiger led a very successful prep program at Bradenton (Fla.) High School. A graduate of Kent State University, he was a three-time letterwinner in track and cross country, and majored in health education and psychology. Kent State's Varsity K Hall of Fame honored Geiger as the distinguished alumnus in its inductee class of 2008. Geiger is married to the former Betty Springs, one of the finest runners in NC State history. She was inducted into the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame in 2003. They have a daughter, Rachel, and a son, Trey. Out-of-State Recruits to use, Email for A. Doyle, Carrie A. Yow, Deborah Abraham, Nathan Adix-Zins, Tracie Agunbiade, Rachel Akinsola, Gideon Albidrez, Megan Alejo, Bob Anagnost, Tom Ann Cline, Mary Armwood, Beverly Arnold, Logan Austin, Sally Avent, Elliott Baez, Rudy Baker, Betsy Ballard, Peggy Barksdale, Dianne Barlow, George Barroqueiro, Mike Batts, Erick Beasley, Frank Beauregard, Brad Bengtson, MD, Mary Kay Bennet, Anthony Berger, Eric Biershenk, Nick Black, Taylor Blanc, Obe Boesel, Kyle Bonnemere, Demar Boone, MD, David W. 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Solomon, Michael Sorochak, Bob Spain, Tate Spishak, Tanya Spishak, Tanya Starkell, Bob Steitz, Quinn Stephens, Megan Stevenson, Mark Stewart, Jimmy Stock, Adina Stockdale, Rachel Stokes, Trish Stout, Elizabeth Suarez-Malaguti, Gina Sykes, Richard Sykut, Maciek Taylor, Gary Taylor, Jenna Taylor, Lauren Taylor, Rendrick Tidwell, Porscha Tolson, Chris Toro, Juan Trammel, Harold Trevathan Jr., Henry Tyson Crockett, Maria Utrup, Tim Vargas, Luis Venick, Carly Vogel, Greg Walker, Haley Walpole, Mark Ward, Angie Washington, Tonya West, Michael West, Nikki White, Clayton Whittenburg, Dereck Wickerham, Blake Willoughby, Hannah Wilson, Brandon Wilson, Justin Wilson, Lauren Winters, Dawn Wofford, Katherine Womack, Jennifer Wood, Andrew Wood, Jeff Wood, Phillip Wood, Tom Woodson, Dr. Randy Woolard, Donna Yoshikawa, Tracy  Full Staff  expand   175 All-ACC selections  50 All-America selections  35 ACC Championships  28-time ACC Cross Country Coach of the Year  21 National Top-10 Finishes 19 ACC Individual Champions 15 NCAA Postgraduate Scholars Rollie Geiger enters his 33nd season as NC State's head cross country coach and architect of one of the nation's premier cross country programs. During Geiger's remarkable tenure as an assistant and head coach, NC State's teams have built a tradition matched by few programs nationally, combining to win 35 Atlantic Coast Conference team championships and 19 individual ACC championships. In addition, Geiger has won six conference championships in track and field since taking over that program in 1984, giving him a conference-record 40 ACC championship teams. NC State has won 70 ACC team titles since Geiger arrived in 1979. Geiger turned over the NC State women's team to Laurie Henes in 2006, but not before Geiger-coached women's teams finished among the top 10 at the AIAW or NCAA Championships 15 times, winning it all in 1979 and 1980. The Pack finished second in 1978, 1987 and 2001, and posted third-place finishes in 1983, 1984 and 1985. The women won seven consecutive ACC championships from 1987-93 and won 20 of 26 ACC titles from the time women's cross country was added as a championship sport in 1978 until Geiger handed over the reins to Henes. Geiger's men's cross country teams have won 15 ACC championships, the latest coming in 2011. The men's program has won 12 conference championships in the last 17 years, and 14 in the last 21. At the national level, Geiger's men's teams have earned nine national top 10 finishes,including an eighth-place finish in 1998, a third-place finish in 1999,a ninth-place finish in 2001, and a 10th-place finish in 2003. In tandem with one another, NC State's men's and women's cross country teams have come to define the sport in the Atlantic Coast Conference. In 1991, Geiger led both teams to ACC championships, the first time any ACCschool won both the men's and women's championships in the same year. His teams repeated their ACC dual titles in 1992, then went on a run of absolute dominance, winning both the men's and women's championships six times in eight years - 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2001 and 2002. With Geiger leading the men and Henes coaching the women, the Wolfpack won its ninth dual conference championship in 2006, giving NC State nine dual ACC championships in a span of 16 years. When Geiger was named ACC Men's Coach of the Year in 2011, it marked the 12th time in a 16-year span he had been named ACC Coach of the Year for either the men, women, or both. He was men's and/or women's coach of the year eight years in a row, from 1995-2002, and has since been been conference coach of the year in 2004, 2006, 2009 and 2011. In all, Geiger has been named the conference coach of the year 28 times in cross country, and an unprecedented 32 times combined in cross country and track and field. Adding to Geiger's greatness, the 2013 season marked the third consecutive year a Wolfpack runner has earned the ACC Performer of the Year award. Ryan Hill won the award in 2011, while Andrew Colley was the back-to-back recipient in 2012 and 2013. In 1987, the Cross Country Journal recognized NC State as having the nation's outstanding collegiate cross country program. The Wolfpack programs earned that distinction with their second-place finish in the women's NCAA Championships, and a fifth-place finish at the men's nationals. In the classroom, Geiger's runners have embodied the definition of student-athletes. The men's and women's cross country teams each earned Academic All-America status from the United States Cross Country Coaches Association in 2000, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010. The women's teams also earned the distinction in 2001, 2002, 2003 and 2004. Wolfpack runners have also been regular recipients of the NCAA postgraduate scholarship. Bobby Mack won the scholarship in 2008-09, and John Crews, Stephen Furst and Tibor Vegh all won NCAA postgraduate scholarships in 2007-08. Fourteen NC State cross country runners have won the NCAA scholarship in the last 16 years. Previous winners in that time include Beth Kraft, Katie Sabino, Chris Seaton, Kristin Price, Kristen Hall, Joe Wirgau, Robbie Howell, Chan Pons, Amy Beykirch and Christy Nichols. Following the 1991-92 season, All-America runner David Honea received the prestigious Walter Byers Award as the nation's premier scholar-athlete, in addition to the Jim Weaver Award and the National Science Fellowship Award for his academic accomplishments. All-American Laurie Gomez-Henes won the ACC's Marie James Scholarship as well as an NCAA postgraduate scholarship. Well-known on the national level, Geiger coached at the Olympic Festival and in 1987 was named coach of the U.S. National Team for the World Cross Country Championships in Auckland, New Zealand. He has been a featured speaker at the U.S. Olympic Training Center and a member of the U.S. Olympic Development Committee for distance running. Prior to coming to Raleigh, Geiger led a very successful prep program at Bradenton (Fla.) High School. A graduate of Kent State University, he was a three-time letterwinner in track and cross country, and majored in health education and psychology. Kent State's Varsity K Hall of Fame honored Geiger as the distinguished alumnus in its inductee class of 2008. Geiger is married to the former Betty Springs, one of the finest runners in NC State history. She was inducted into the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame in 2003. They have a daughter, Rachel, and a son, Trey.

Seaton enters his ninth year as an assistant coach for the Wolfpack's men's and women's track and field and cross country programs. Seaton works with the middle distance and distance student-athletes in conjunction with head coach Rollie Geiger and women's head coach Laurie Henes. Since joining the staff in fall of 2003, Seaton has helped lead the men's cross country program to five ACC Cross Country titles, five NCAA Southeast Regional crowns, and 10 berths to the NCAA Championships, of which the team has had two top-10 finishes and finished in the top-25 five other times. On the women's side the squad won the 2006 ACC Cross Country title and has earned seven trips to the NCAA Cross Country Championships, which includes one top-10 finish and five top-25 finishes. During the 2014-15 year, Seaton coached Joanna Thompson to her second All-America honor during the 2014 cross country season. On the track, Seaton guided Graham Crawford to second-team All-America honors in the 1,500m and helped nine distance athletes to the NCAA East Preliminary and five athletes to the NCAA Championships. In the 2013 cross country season both the men's and women's teams finished third at the NCAA Southeast Regional, and the men advanced to the NCAA Championships for the 10straight season. Andrew Colley earned All-American honors for his third time while Joanna Thompson earned the selection for her first time. Colley also claimed the indiviual champion title at the ACC Championships as well as ACC Performer of the Year for the second time. In 2012, the Wolfpack's men's and women's teams both finished third at the NCAA Southeast Regional and fourth at the ACC Championships. The men's team went on to qualify for the NCAA Championships in Louisville, Ky., and Andrew Colley's 16th place finish overall earned him All-America honors. The 2011 cross country campaign was another successful year for the men's program as Geiger and Seaton guided the men to the ACC Conference title, NCAA Regional title and a 10th place finish at the NCAA Championships. Indiviudally, the men were lead by Ryan Hill and Colley, who finished first and second at the conference championship, respectively. Hill and Colley also earned All-America honors for their 12th and 15th place finishes at the NCAA Championship. The success of the Wolfpack middle distance and distance student-athletes on track has been no less impressive. Since being promoted to an assistant coach for track and field, Seaton has assisted is mentoring numerous all-conference performers, regional qualifiers and several All-Americans. During the 2012 indoor track season, Ryan Hill earned All-America honors in the 3,000m and also set school records in the mile and 3,000m, with the 3,000m being the fastest ever run by a American born collegiate. Hill followed-up the indoor campaign, with a record setting outdoor seaason that culminated in a 3rd place finish in the 1,500m at NCAA Championship and a 5th place finish in the 5,000m at the US Olympic Trials. The 2011 season saw Hill qualify to both the Indoor and Outdoor NCAA Championships where he earned All-American honors in the 3,000m. Andrew Colley also qualified to the NCAA outdoor championships in the 5,000 meters after having run the second fastest time in school; second behind Hill's school record that was set at the same competition. In addition to working with the team's current athletes, Seaton serves as the men's recruiting coordinator and has been integral in bringing in some of the nation's top prep runners, a number of whom were Footlocker National Finalists and Nike Cross National Qualifiers, along with numerous all-state and state champion runners. These athletes continue the Wolfpack cross country program's tradition of success in competition and in the classroom. Seaton, a cross country All-American in 2001 for the the Wolfpack, moved into the assistant coaching position after spending four years as a graduate assistant during which time he earned his master's degree in public administration and continued to compete post-collegiately, which include qualifying for the 2008 Olympic Trials in the marathon. A transfer to NC State, Seaton competed at Virginia Tech for four years where he was a qualifier for the NCAA Indoor Championships in the DMR while earning his bachelor's degree in architecture. He continued his success on the cross country course and track after transferring to NC State by earning All-ACC honors in both cross country and track and helped the cross country team to an ACC title and a ninth place finish at the NCAA Cross Country Championship in 2001. Seaton also added to the Pack's tradition of academic excellence by earning a NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship. A native of Richmond, VA, Chris is married to the former Catherine Sadosky, who competed for Virginia Tech in both cross country and track and field. Out-of-State Recruits to use, Email for A. Doyle, Carrie A. Yow, Deborah Abraham, Nathan Adix-Zins, Tracie Agunbiade, Rachel Akinsola, Gideon Albidrez, Megan Alejo, Bob Anagnost, Tom Ann Cline, Mary Armwood, Beverly Arnold, Logan Austin, Sally Avent, Elliott Baez, Rudy Baker, Betsy Ballard, Peggy Barksdale, Dianne Barlow, George Barroqueiro, Mike Batts, Erick Beasley, Frank Beauregard, Brad Bengtson, MD, Mary Kay Bennet, Anthony Berger, Eric Biershenk, Nick Black, Taylor Blanc, Obe Boesel, Kyle Bonnemere, Demar Boone, MD, David W. 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Seaton works with the middle distance and distance student-athletes in conjunction with head coach Rollie Geiger and women's head coach Laurie Henes. Since joining the staff in fall of 2003, Seaton has helped lead the men's cross country program to five ACC Cross Country titles, five NCAA Southeast Regional crowns, and 10 berths to the NCAA Championships, of which the team has had two top-10 finishes and finished in the top-25 five other times. On the women's side the squad won the 2006 ACC Cross Country title and has earned seven trips to the NCAA Cross Country Championships, which includes one top-10 finish and five top-25 finishes. During the 2014-15 year, Seaton coached Joanna Thompson to her second All-America honor during the 2014 cross country season. On the track, Seaton guided Graham Crawford to second-team All-America honors in the 1,500m and helped nine distance athletes to the NCAA East Preliminary and five athletes to the NCAA Championships. In the 2013 cross country season both the men's and women's teams finished third at the NCAA Southeast Regional, and the men advanced to the NCAA Championships for the 10straight season. Andrew Colley earned All-American honors for his third time while Joanna Thompson earned the selection for her first time. Colley also claimed the indiviual champion title at the ACC Championships as well as ACC Performer of the Year for the second time. In 2012, the Wolfpack's men's and women's teams both finished third at the NCAA Southeast Regional and fourth at the ACC Championships. The men's team went on to qualify for the NCAA Championships in Louisville, Ky., and Andrew Colley's 16th place finish overall earned him All-America honors. The 2011 cross country campaign was another successful year for the men's program as Geiger and Seaton guided the men to the ACC Conference title, NCAA Regional title and a 10th place finish at the NCAA Championships. Indiviudally, the men were lead by Ryan Hill and Colley, who finished first and second at the conference championship, respectively. Hill and Colley also earned All-America honors for their 12th and 15th place finishes at the NCAA Championship. The success of the Wolfpack middle distance and distance student-athletes on track has been no less impressive. Since being promoted to an assistant coach for track and field, Seaton has assisted is mentoring numerous all-conference performers, regional qualifiers and several All-Americans. During the 2012 indoor track season, Ryan Hill earned All-America honors in the 3,000m and also set school records in the mile and 3,000m, with the 3,000m being the fastest ever run by a American born collegiate. Hill followed-up the indoor campaign, with a record setting outdoor seaason that culminated in a 3rd place finish in the 1,500m at NCAA Championship and a 5th place finish in the 5,000m at the US Olympic Trials. The 2011 season saw Hill qualify to both the Indoor and Outdoor NCAA Championships where he earned All-American honors in the 3,000m. Andrew Colley also qualified to the NCAA outdoor championships in the 5,000 meters after having run the second fastest time in school; second behind Hill's school record that was set at the same competition. In addition to working with the team's current athletes, Seaton serves as the men's recruiting coordinator and has been integral in bringing in some of the nation's top prep runners, a number of whom were Footlocker National Finalists and Nike Cross National Qualifiers, along with numerous all-state and state champion runners. These athletes continue the Wolfpack cross country program's tradition of success in competition and in the classroom. Seaton, a cross country All-American in 2001 for the the Wolfpack, moved into the assistant coaching position after spending four years as a graduate assistant during which time he earned his master's degree in public administration and continued to compete post-collegiately, which include qualifying for the 2008 Olympic Trials in the marathon. A transfer to NC State, Seaton competed at Virginia Tech for four years where he was a qualifier for the NCAA Indoor Championships in the DMR while earning his bachelor's degree in architecture. He continued his success on the cross country course and track after transferring to NC State by earning All-ACC honors in both cross country and track and helped the cross country team to an ACC title and a ninth place finish at the NCAA Cross Country Championship in 2001. Seaton also added to the Pack's tradition of academic excellence by earning a NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship. A native of Richmond, VA, Chris is married to the former Catherine Sadosky, who competed for Virginia Tech in both cross country and track and field.

Brooks is currently in her 13th year overall and in the second year of her second stint with the cross country and track and field programs as Director of Operations. She previously served in the position from 2004-2011, and prior to she served as an administrative assistant for the programs for three years. Brooks has one son, Sean (11) and two daughters, Leah (7) and Madison (4). Jackie Brooks is currently in her 13th year overall and in the second year of her second stint with the cross country and track and field programs as Director of Operations. She previously served in the position from 2004-2011, and prior to she served as an administrative assistant for the programs for three years.