Southern Alberta Institue of Technology Women's Cross Country

Edgar is in his second season as the co-head coach of the SAIT Trojans cross-country running and indoor track teams after serving as an assistant coach for two seasons under then head coach Jamie Grant.   Edgar has experience with post-secondary running, as he competed for the University of Calgary Dinos track team for two seasons before focusing solely on his studies and earning a Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Chemical).   While he never thought about coaching in the past, Edgar has come to enjoy watching student athletes develop throughout the season, and throughout their time at SAIT. He is currently working on his NCCP club coaching certificate.   Ryan Edgar Head Coach Ryan Edgar is in his second season as the co-head coach of the SAIT Trojans cross-country running and indoor track teams after serving as an assistant coach for two seasons under then head coach Jamie Grant.   Edgar has experience with post-secondary running, as he competed for the University of Calgary Dinos track team for two seasons before focusing solely on his studies and earning a Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Chemical).   While he never thought about coaching in the past, Edgar has come to enjoy watching student athletes develop throughout the season, and throughout their time at SAIT. He is currently working on his NCCP club coaching certificate.  

Langley is in her second season as the co-head coach of the SAIT Trojans cross-country running and indoor track teams after serving as an assistant coach for two seasons under then head coach Jamie Grant (2012-2013, 2013-2014).   Langley competed for the St. Francis Xavier University cross-country and track team for her four years attending the school, where she earned her Bachelor of Business Administration with a Major in Accounting. Langley took last season off from coaching to live in Scotland, but is excited to be back coaching with long time friend, Ryan Edgar.   Langley has always enjoyed being at the track and helping out where she can, but never really saw herself eventually coaching. She loves how she can give back after the many years she was coached in Calgary and in Nova Scotia, and seeing the athletes improving year over year.