Queens University of Charlotte Men's Track And Field

Evin McEntee serves as an assistant track and field/jumps coach at Queens University of Charlotte, specializing in the triple jump, long jump, and high jump. A former standout at Furman University in Greenville, South Carolina, McEntee was a four-year letterwinner and earned all-conference honors in the long and triple jump. He now brings his competitive experience, training background, and passion for the sport to his coaching role with the Royals. In his first year at Queens, McEntee guided his athletes to significant achievements, highlighted by five school records, and seven ASUN Conference medals between the indoor and outdoor seasons. His jumpers also made 26 total ASUN Championship finals appearances, showcasing the depth and strength of the program under his leadership. In 2024-25, his athletes secured 20 new men’s all-time top-10 performances and 12 women’s top-10 marks in Queens program history, underscoring his impact and vision for continued success.

Bianca Knight comes to the Queen City with an extensive winning background as she was a gold medalist Olympian and world record holder.   The Pearl, Mississippi native is currently the Meet Director for the Mississippi Meet of Champions, held in Jackson, Mississippi. Knight helped revive the meet after over a decade of dormancy by assembling a team to make a schedule of events, marketing the meet to the media, and helping secure vendors to create a family-friendly atmosphere. Knight is also the CEO of the Bianca Knight Foundation, whose mission is to promote excellence in youth track and field sports. Her foundation helped increase awareness of disparities between low-income communities and lack of resources and offer financial support and mentorship to coaches, schools, and student-athletes.   Bianca Knight is also the owner of the digital application, BKTrackstars. This application increases access to ranking content for athletes of all levels of competition and uses the latest technology and expert input to enable performance improvement.  Prior to stepping into a coaching realm, Knight was a sprinter for the USA track and field team. In 2011, Knight won the gold medal in the 4 x 100m relay at the World Championships. In the 2012 Olympics, Knight was a part of the 4 x 100m relay team that won the gold and currently holds the world record in that event. Knight was apart of the world record quartet that included Tianna Madison, Carmelita Jeter, and track and field great Allyson Felix. She was also named the 2012 Co-Athlete of the Year by Clarion Ledger.