Saint Leo University Men's Track & Field

Britteny Johnson was named the head coach of the Saint Leo acrobatics and tumbling team on June 14, 2023 and is entering her second year at the helm of the A&T program for the 2025 season. Previously, Johnson served as the head coach at Coker University as she was appointed the first head coach in the program's history for the Cobras in 2019. After her first season with Saint Leo, the Lions were represented on the National Collegiate Acrobatics & Tumbling Association (NCATA) Academic Honor Roll by12 student-athletes in the spring of 2024. Additionally, Johnson oversaw the first perfect-10 score in program history on April 11, 2024 versus Presbyterian in the open heat.  During Johnson's tenure at Coker College, 11 Cobras were named to the NCATA Academic Honor Roll. Deja Robinson was selected to the Conference Carolinas Academic All-Conference Team. Johnson has also previously served as an assistant coach at her alma mater, Glenville State.   In addition to her duties as an assistant coach, Johnson taught acrobatics and tumbling gymnastics classes at Glenville State and worked as a cheer revolution instructor for students ranging from elementary to high school. Johnson earned a degree in exercise science at Glenville State, where she also competed on their Acrobatics & Tumbling team. During her time as a student-athlete, she was awarded the Glenville State College Most Valuable Player on the acrobatics and tumbling team. Additionally, Johnson is a two-time NCATA national event title qualifier in 5-element acro and a one-time qualifier in duo pyramid, toss heat 1, and heat 2 pyramid.

Olson was named the assistant track and field coach for both the men's and women's programs in the summer of 2025.  Prior to coming to the Sunshine State, she served as an assistant coach at South Dakota School of Mines & Technology from 2023-2025. Before her stint in South Dakota, Olson was a graduate assistant coach at Black Hills State, where she earned a master's degree in strategic leadership in 2023.  As a student-athlete, Olson competed in track and field at Sioux Falls and earned her bachelor's in exercise science in 2021. During her career at Sioux Falls, she collected second team all-conference honors while placing second in the heptathlon. As a coach, she has helped guide five provisional qualifiers, four conference champions, two NCAA All-Region honorees, three first team all-conference individuals, eight second team all-conference standings, 17 conference score holders, 43 conference qualifiers, and nine school recorder holders.