Santa Clara University Women's Golf

Kelly is in her sixth season as Santa Clara head women's golf coach. The 2015-16 squad matched a school record with three tournament victories and junior Annie Freman set a Santa Clara mark by recording her fifth career title. One year earlier, the Bronco finished third at the WCC Championships and in 2013-14 Santa Clara set a program record three team titles and seven top five finishes in 11 tournaments. The Broncos had four individual medal winners, and the top two rounds in the teams history. On Sept. 16, 2013 at the Boise State Invitational the Broncos scored the lowest 18-hole total in their history with a first-round 291. Later that day they shattered that mark with a second round 287 and captured their first team title of the season the next day with a final round 297. The Broncos won their own Colby Invitational battling from six shots back on the second day to capture the 36-hole event by one shot on Oct. 22. The team claimed its third title of the season tying for the top spot at the Grand Canyon Invitational on Feb. 25, 2014. Kelly has been at the helm for 10 tournament titles, the most in program history, and coached the schools first Freshman of the Year when Freman was voted the 2013-14 WCCs top first year player. Freman set a team record with her 74.19 stroke average and tied the season mark with three tournament titles playing in all 11 events. Kelly made an immediate impact as head coach in the spring of 2011 as the Broncos cracked the nation's top 100 as a team and three players received All-WCC honors at season's end. During the fall of 2011, the Broncos won a pair of tournament titles and two of her golfers claimed individual awards. On Oct. 25, 2011, Kelly won her first college tournament as a head coach, claiming the SCU Colby Invitational. Two weeks later, the Broncos did it again, winning the Lamkin Grip Cal Poly Invitational. Taylor Camany (Colby Invitational) and Balbina Guajardo (Lamkin Grip) were the individual winners. With a roster in 2012-13 that included four freshmen and just one senior, Kelly did perhaps her finest job of coaching and personal instruction. The team captured seven top 10 finishes in its 10 events with the first-year team members playing an integral part in the development and success of the squad. All five players, including three freshmen, placed in the top 20 and the team finished fourth at the WCC Championship. Kelly was named head coach on Feb. 8, 2011, following the resignation of Polly Schulze. In 2009, as a Santa Clara assistant coach, she redesigned the team's practice program, focusing on individual instruction. Prior to coming to Santa Clara, Kelly was playing professionally from 2006 through 2008. She was named the California Player's Tour 'Player of the Year' in 2007, leading the tour's money list. A former All-America player and NCAA Champion at UCLA, Kelly is a PGA Class "A" member and has been the PGA assistant golf pro at San Jose's Silver Creek Country Club since April of 2008. In 2004, she earned a bachelor of arts degree in sociology from UCLA. Kelly and her husband, Matt, have one son.

Staszko, a proven leader who founded and built Deloitte's SAP Solutions into one of the world's leading implementation partners, is in his fifth season as Santa Clara's assistant women's golf coach. Staszko joined Krystal Kelly's staff at Santa Clara beginning in the fall of 2012 and focuses on program development. Staszko enjoyed a remarkable 25-year career as the Principal of Deloitte Consulting's SAP Practice, overseeing the growth of its global revenues to over $1.5 billion, while expanding its workforce to nearly 5,000 employees worldwide. His background in organizational leadership allows Staszko to currently serve on the Board of Directors for Special Olympics of Northern California/Nevada, Catholic Charities of Santa Clara County and Silver Creek Valley Country Club in San Jose. Prior to accepting his current position at Santa Clara University, Staszko was the boys and girls head JV golf coach at San Jose's Valley Christian High School from 2010-2012. Additionally, he is the Alumni Foundation Board Treasurer for his alma mater, Minnesota State University-Moorhead, where he earned an Accounting degree in 1972. Staszko totaled seven letters during his time as a student-athlete at Minnesota State University-Moorhead, four in track and three in football. He qualified for the NAIA National Track and Field Championships as a sophomore (1970) and senior (1972), establishing numerous school sprint records in addition to being named team MVP and serving as team captain. A long-time active supporter of Dragon athletics, Staszko has been honorary chairman of the Dragon Walk and has garnered the University's Distinguished Alumni Award (1997) and its School of Business Outstanding Alumni Award (2007).  This year he was selected to be a member of the 2012 Dragon Athletic Hall of Fame for track & field and football. Staszko graduated from Shanley High School in Fargo, N.D. and was inducted into the school's athletic Hall of Fame (football) in 2009.  While at Shanley, the football team was undefeated-ultimately finishing with 69-straight wins, ranked No. 1 in the nation in rushing, second in scoring with 47.3 points per game and third in total offense. His professional career began at UNISYS as a Branch Office Manager in 1972, was promoted to District Office Manager in 1973 and was tabbed as the UNISYS 'Salesman of the Year' in 1976 and 1977. He then joined KPMG as a Senior Consultant and was later named partner prior to founding Deloitte Consulting's SAP Practice in 1986. Staszko and his wife, Gail, are residents of San Jose. They have a daughter Lindsey who graduated from the University of Arizona and works at Deloitte in San Jose. They have a son, David, who graduated from California State University Monterey Bay.  David was a member of the nationally ranked golf team at CSUMB and is working at Silver Creek Valley Country Club to become a PGA professional.