Savannah College of Art & Design Women's Track

Reagan is serving his fifth year as the head cross country and track/field coach at the Savannah College of Art and Design. Since becoming a coach at SCAD in 2011, Reagan has coached forty-two runners that have qualified for the NAIA National Cross Country Championships, while thirty-six artist-athletes have qualified for the NAIA Track and Field Championships. Reagan has coached one artist-athlete to NAIA XC All-American honors. In addition, he has coached three artist-athletes to four NAIA Track/Field All-American Honors. During his time as an assistant, Reagan also coached one NAIA Track/Field All American. Under Reagan's leadership, one SCAD men's team and three SCAD women's teams have qualified for the NAIA XC Championships. The SCAD womens cross country team have won three Sun Conference Cross Country Championships in a row under Reagans guidance (2013-2015) . The mens program won their first Sun Conference Championship in 2015 placing six men in the top 10 with a score of 19 points. The SCAD men finished their season by placing 12th at the 2015 NAIA XC Championships. The women have earned three berths to the NAIA Cross Country Championship, finishing 24th of 32 teams in 2013, 22nd of 37 teams in 2014, and 23rd of 36 teams in 2015. Coach Reagan's teams have achieved NAIA Cross Country rankings during his time as head coach. The women's cross country team received a 10th place ranking in 2014 after winning the Sand Shark Cross Country Invite, placing five women in the top 20 individuals. The men were ranked 12th in the 2015 NAIA XC post-season poll after finishing the same at the NAIA XC Championships. Reagan has coached twenty-four women and twenty-four men to TSC All-Conference cross country awards since becoming involved as a coach at SCAD. Reagan coached the 2013 and 2014 TSC womens cross country newcomers of the year, while also coaching the 2015 TSC men's cross country newcomer of the year. Reagan coached the 2014 TSC womens cross country and 2015 TSC men's cross country individual champion. As assistant, Reagan coached the 2011 TSC womens cross country individual champion. Reagan has also led eight men and eleven women to TSC track/field individual championship titles. In addition, Reagan has coached thirty-six women and twenty-six men to TSC track/field All-Conference awards. Coach Reagan competed in cross country and track/field at Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania in 2007-2010. Reagan attained a B.S. in Exercise Science at SRU. As a collegiate runner, Reagan became a two time NCAA Division II Cross Country All-American. In 2007, Reagan placed 12th at the NCAA Division II Cross Country Championships, leading his team to a 9th place finish. In 2009, Reagan finished 34th at the USA Cross Country National Championships. He was the first man under 23 to cross the finish line at the 2009 USA Cross Country Championships. In January of 2016, Reagan qualified for the Olympic Trials Marathon after racing to a personal best of 1:04.29 at the Jacksonville Bank Half Marathon. Although seeded 125th of 210 runners, Reagan finished 33rd at the 2016 USATF Olympic Marathon Trials in Los Angeles, CA. In April of 2016, Reagan finished runner-up at the USATF 100K National Championships in 6:35.56. His personal best at 100K is the 7th fastest time run in North American History. As a post collegiate runner, Reagan has posted road and trail racing personal bests of 14:37 for 5K, 19:18 for 4 Miles, 24:07 for 8K, 24:11 for 5 miles, 29:51 for 10K, 1:04.29 for the half marathon, 2:20.05 for the full-marathon (debut), and 3:00.23 for 50K (Trail), and 6:35.56 for 100K (Road). In his debut half marathon, Reagan won the 2013 Orlando OUC half marathon and set the new course record of 1:06.12. During the 2016/2017 racing season, Reagan will be competing in the 2016 UltraVasan 90K Trail in Mora, Sweden; the 2016 IAU 100K World Championships in Los Alcazares, Spain; the 2017 USATF 50K Road National Championships in Long Island, New York; the 2017 American River 50m Trail in Folsom, CA; the 2017 Comrades Marathon 89K Road in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa; the 2017 USATF 50K Trail National Championships in Muir Beach, CA; and the 2017 USATF 50m Road National Championships in Boalsburg, PA.