Notre Dame College Men's Track

Massi is in his third year as the head track and field/cross country coach at Notre Dame after being named to the position in October 2014. In his time at NDC, Massi has led the NDC Track & Field and Cross Country programs to new heights. In Fall 2015, Massi coached Nicole Burlinson to winning the 2015 Mountain East Conference Cross Country Championship. In Spring 2016, Toure McCully was named the MEC's Male Track Athlete of the Year, as well as Charles Astin setting a new MEC record in the High Jump with a mark of 2.06M.  The 2016 Falcon mens and womens track and field teams garnered 14 All-MEC honorees and three individual conference champions.  The Falcons broke 15 school records during the indoor and outdoor track and field season along with six athletes ranked in the nation and Toure McCully earning Second Team All-American honors in the 60m hurdles and 110m hurdles.   During the 2014 Cross Country season, the Falcons garnered a total of four individual All-MEC honorees. The 2015 Falcon men's and women's track and field teams accumulated 12 All-MEC honorees and two individual conference champions. The Falcons broke five school records during the indoor and outdoor track and field season along with three athletes ranked in the nation.   Prior to Notre Dame, Massi spent a year as a recruiting coordinator/assistant track and field/cross country coach at Tiffin University. Massi is no stranger to the program having served as an assistant coach from 2009-2011. Massi helped bring in a talented and record year recruiting class for the Dragons.  The men's track and field team finished third in the GLIAC and fifth place overall at the NCAA Division II track and field championships along with eight All-Americans, the best performance in the program's history.   Prior to Tiffin, Massi spent two years as the head track and field/cross country coach at Division III Trine (Ind.) University 2011-2013. Massi brought in the largest recruiting class ever in his two years at Trine and made an immediate impact on the program. Massi more than doubled both the men's and women's cross country and track team rosters.  Under Massi's guidance, the Thunder accumulated five individual conference champions, 16 All-MIAA honorees, 16 new school records, 24 All-MIAA Academic honorees, one MIAA Most Valuable Track Athlete, four national qualifiers and one NCAA Division III All-American, the first in program history since joining NCAA Division III.  The men's track and field team finished third overall at the MIAA Conference Championships in 2013, the best team performance in Trine history.  The women's cross country and track team earned impressive academic accolades as well.  The 2011 women's cross country team earned a 3.52 GPA, 2012 women's cross country team 3.35 GPA, 2012 women's track team 3.46 GPA, 2013 women's track team 3.53 GPA.   During his first stint at Tiffin, Massi's time at Tiffin included working with the men's and women's  track and field program.  The men's team placed 13th at the 2010 NCAA Division II Indoor National Championships. Under Massi's assistance, 11 athletes earned NCAA Division II All-American honors, multiple athletes to post-season honors including the GLIAC men's track athlete of the year, seven GLIAC individual champions, 61 All-GLIAC honorees, 23 USTFCCA All-Regional selections and 74 Academic All-GLIAC honorees. Under Massi's tutelage 17 new school records and two GLIAC meet records were broken.   Massi ran for legendary coach Bill Gallagher at Ashland University. Massi was part of five conference championship teams in track and field/cross country and a seven-time All-GLIAC honoree. In cross country, Massi was a national qualifier and a member of the 5th place team at NCAA Division II Nationals in Kearney, Neb.   As a prep, Massi was a six-time state qualifier and five-time All-Ohio in track and cross country, personal best 5k (15:32), placed 4th in the 1600 meter (4:19.67) and 800 meter (1:54.60) at the Division I State Track Meet Championships. Massi was part of the 4x800 relay team that placed second in (7:47) at the elite Midwest Meet of Champions hosted by IUPUI.   A native of the Cleveland area, Massi is a graduate of Ashland University where he earned a bachelor's degree in business. He obtained a master's degree in business administration from Tiffin University. Massi holds a USATF Level I Certification. He was inducted into the 2013 Cloverleaf High School Athletic Hall of Fame. Massi and his wife, Mary, have two children, Vincent and Mara.

Kinsey is in his first year as an assistant track & field coach at Notre Dame, leading the jumps, throws, pole vaulters and multi-event athletes for the Falcons.   For the past two years, Kinsey was a Graduate Assistant Coach at the University of Central Missouri, coaching the pole vaulters, javelin throwers, jumpers, and assisting with the multi-event athletes.   In that time he coached 12 NCAA Division II All-Americans, 4 National Champions, and 1 World Championship Qualifier.  Kinsey was also a part of 2 National Championship Team Titles as the University of Central Missouri Women won both the 2015 Indoor and Outdoor NCAA Division II National titles.    In those 2015 NCAA championships, Kinseys athletes did very well, accumulating major key points for 2 consecutive NCAA womens team championships indoors and outdoors.  Among those athletes is Kinseys wife Erika, who won the indoor high jump title(1.90m/6 2.75) and outdoor high jump title (1.86/6 1.25), indoor title in the triple jump (12.93m/42 5.25), 4 th in the indoor long jump (6.05m/19 10.25)and outdoor long jump (6.46m/21 2.5), and 2 nd in the outdoor triple jump (13.02m/42 8.75). Erika was ranked #7 best high jumper in the world in 2015 (1.97m/6 5.5). Another notable athlete was Brittany Kallenberger, who won the NCAA title in the outdoor pole vault in 2015 (4.00m/13 1.5), to help the Jennies secure another team title. Erika was awarded the 2015 Indoor National Athlete of the Year, as well as Indoor Academic Athlete of the Year, while Britany secured the Outdoor Academic Athlete of the Year award.   Prior to the University of Central Missouri, Kinsey was a Graduate Assistant Coach at the University of Findlay, where he coached 2 All-Americans in just one year. A graduate of the University of Akron in 2010, Kinsey competed in the multi-events, winning 4 individual Mid-American Conference Championships for the Zips in men's decathlon and heptathlon.  Kinsey was a 2x NCAA Division I All-American in the decathlon placing 6 th overall at the 2010 NCAA Championships in Eugene, Oregon.  Kinsey was a part of 4 Mid-American Conference team titles while at Akron, 2 as an athlete and 2 as a coach.   Kinsey was also a three-time US Outdoor Track and Field Championship qualifier, finishing in 10th place in the decathlon in 2009. Kinsey also placed fifth at the 2011 US Indoor Championships. Kinsey was ranked in the top-10 among US decathletes in 2009-2011. Kinsey was a member of the 2011 USA Decathlon Team for the Thorpe Cup at the Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista, California. As a volunteer coach at Akron, he coached 3 NCAA Division I qualifiers, 6 USATF Junior National qualifiers and 1 USATF Junior National All-American.   Kinsey, a native of Wellsville, Ohio attended Beaver Local High School. Kinsey was also a 5x All-American and a 2x National Champion in the Decathlon and Pentathlon.