Pacific Lutheran University Women's Crew

Foltz took over as head coach of the Pacific Lutheran women's rowing program in December 2014 after coaching stints at the Division I level at Oregon State University and the University of Minnesota. Foltz guided the Lutes to a banner 2015-2016 campaign, winning the Northwest Conference Championship for the first time in program history before placing fourth in the squad's debut at the NCAA Division III Championships in May. While at the NCAAs, Sydney Otey was named the Elite 90 Award recipient for having the highest grade point average among student-athletes at the championships. Foltz served as assistant/novice coach for the OSU women's rowing program from 2012-14 after two years as the women's rowing novice coach at University of Minnesota. He also served two years with the women's rowing team at University of Washington, where he also worked with the softball and men's tennis teams. He is a member of the CRCA and US Rowing and holds certifications for US Rowing Levels I, II, and III. Foltz earned his Bachelor of Science degree from Western Washington University in 2007 and earned his Master of Education degree from University of Washington in 2009. He is an Ironman triathlete and a 2002 graduate of Sumner High School.