Stanford University Men's Track

Miltenberg, Stanford has won two NCAA event titles in track and field and had 11 runner-up finishes. In addition, two Cardinal have set American junior records and another broke a collegiate record. In cross country, his Stanford teams have finished among the NCAA top-three three times. The men were second in 2014 and third in 2015, and the women third in 2013. Cardinal women have won three of the past four Pac-12 individual titles, and Stanfords Maksim Korolev was the 2014 West Region champ, fourth in the NCAA, and earned a berth on the U.S. team for the 2015 Cross Country World Championships. From 2013-15, Stanford has had four different top-10 NCAA finishers. The Stanford men were back-to-back NCAA West Region champions in 2012-13. In all four years, both the Stanford mens and womens teams have advanced to the NCAA Championships, extending a streak of twin NCAA qualifications to 22 years the longest in the country. The programs have combined for nine NCAA team championships. In 2016, his both his men's and women's cross country recruiting classes were ranked No. 1 in the nation by Flotrack. In August 2016, Miltenberg appointed Elizabeth DeBole, who ran under Miltenberg at Georgetown, as head women's cross country coach. In track and field, Miltenberg's Stanford teams have combined for nine top-20 NCAA team finishes indoors and outdoors. In 2015, his mens track and field recruiting class was named No. 1 in the nation by MileSplit. After the 2015-16 academic year, taking into account NCAA team finishes in cross country, and indoor and outdoor track and field, the Stanford men were ranked third in the Program of the Year Award standings and the women fifth, as determined by the USTFCCCA. In addition, seven of his current Stanford athletes advanced to the U.S. Olympic Trials, with a former runner, Justine Fedronic, competing in the 800 meters for France in the 2016 Rio Olympics. Academically, Stanfords programs have excelled under Miltenberg, especially distance runner Miles Unterreiner, who earned a Rhodes Scholarship. Justin Brinkley, Aisling Cuffe, Luke Lefebure, and Tyler Stutzman each were named Pac-12 Scholar-Athletes of the Year. for either cross country or track, and Lefebure earned the NCAA Elite 89 Award for having the highest cumulative grade-point average at the 2013 NCAA indoor track championships. In addition, All-America Sean McGorty was named Cross Country and Indoor Track and Field's male Scholar-Athlete of the Year by the USTFCCCA. Also in 2015-16, The Stanford women's track team carried a 3.59 team GPA, and the Cardinal men were at 3.38, with both earning USTFCCCA All-Academic team honors. Stanford won the mens cross country Scholar Team of the Year Award for 2014 by the USTFCCCA and the women earned All-Academic team honors. During Miltenbergs tenure, Stanford runners have combined for 70 Pac-12 All-Academic team honors. Stanfords NCAA titles under Miltenberg have come from Kori Carter, who won the 2013 NCAA womens 400 hurdles crown in a collegiate record 53.21, and the mens indoor distance medley relay team in 2014. Elise Cranny set the U.S. junior indoor record in the womens 3,000 (98:58.88) while finishing second at the 2015 NCAA Championships. And Harrison Williams shattered the U.S. junior decathlon record with a score of 8,037 points while winning the 2015 Pan Am Junior championship. Earlier in the season, Williams broke Stanfords oldest record, the 1952 decathlon mark set by the great Bob Mathias during a gold-medal performance at the Helsinki Olympics. Three other especially notable performances have come in the womens 5,000, when Cuffe ran the third-fastest time ever among collegians, and second-fastest ever by an American collegian, with a time of 15:11.13 at the 2014 Payton Jordan Invitational. A year later, Jessica Tonn ran the No. 7 time among American collegians with a 15:18.85. Also, Amy Weissenbach set a national womens freshman record in the 800 , running 2:00.98 while advancing to the U.S. Championships final in 2013. Three of his Stanford athletes have won U.S. junior championships: McGorty in cross country, Williams in the decathlon, and Valarie Allman in the womens discus. Also, Olivia Baker won gold at the 2015 Pan Am Junior Championships in the womens 4x400 and Lena Giger took silver in the womens hammer. Miltenberg arrived from Georgetown, where he coached the Hoya women to the 2011 NCAA cross-country title. At Georgetown, Miltenberg was the associate head coach for track and field and the head women's cross-country coach. He was named the USTFCCCA National Women's Cross Country Coach of the Year for 2011. In five seasons at Georgetown, Miltenberg coached 36 All-Americans in track and field, including Emily Infeld, an NCAA champion at 3,000. Miltenberg also led the Georgetown women to the 2012 Big East indoor track title. Miltenbergs Georgetown teams finished in the top 10 of the USTFCCA Terry Crawford Program of the Year two consecutive seasons. He was a three-time Mid-Atlantic Assistant Coach of the Year for womens track and field and had six of his athletes compete at the 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials. Prior to Georgetown, Miltenberg was the associate head coach for mens and womens track and field, and cross country at Columbia. He spent one season in that role and was an assistant coach at Columbia for two seasons before that. He led the Lions to 13th-place finishes at the 2004 and 2005 NCAA Cross Country Championships. Miltenberg also led Columbia to a pair of Ivy League titles during those same seasons. Miltenberg is a 2003 graduate of Georgetown where he was a two-time All-American and placed fourth at the 2001 NCAA Indoor Championships in the 3,000. He went on to run professionally for a year with Adidas while training for the 2004 U.S. Olympic trials. A native of Huntington, N.Y., he attended John Glenn High, where he was a two-time scholastic All-American in the mile and was the New York state cross country runner-up. He won the mile at the 1998 Golden West Invitational. Miltenberg earned a masters in applied physiology in 2005 from Columbia. He is married to former Georgetown All-America runner, the former Colleen Kelly. The couple has three children, daughters Maggie and Caitlin, and son Kevin.

Miltenberg, Stanford has won two NCAA event titles in track and field and had 11 runner-up finishes. In addition, two Cardinal have set American junior records and another broke a collegiate record. In cross country, his Stanford teams have finished among the NCAA top-three three times. The men were second in 2014 and third in 2015, and the women third in 2013. Cardinal women have won three of the past four Pac-12 individual titles, and Stanfords Maksim Korolev was the 2014 West Region champ, fourth in the NCAA, and earned a berth on the U.S. team for the 2015 Cross Country World Championships. From 2013-15, Stanford has had four different top-10 NCAA finishers. The Stanford men were back-to-back NCAA West Region champions in 2012-13. In all four years, both the Stanford mens and womens teams have advanced to the NCAA Championships, extending a streak of twin NCAA qualifications to 22 years the longest in the country. The programs have combined for nine NCAA team championships. In 2016, his both his men's and women's cross country recruiting classes were ranked No. 1 in the nation by Flotrack. In August 2016, Miltenberg appointed Elizabeth DeBole, who ran under Miltenberg at Georgetown, as head women's cross country coach. In track and field, Miltenberg's Stanford teams have combined for nine top-20 NCAA team finishes indoors and outdoors. In 2015, his mens track and field recruiting class was named No. 1 in the nation by MileSplit. After the 2015-16 academic year, taking into account NCAA team finishes in cross country, and indoor and outdoor track and field, the Stanford men were ranked third in the Program of the Year Award standings and the women fifth, as determined by the USTFCCCA. In addition, seven of his current Stanford athletes advanced to the U.S. Olympic Trials, with a former runner, Justine Fedronic, competing in the 800 meters for France in the 2016 Rio Olympics. Academically, Stanfords programs have excelled under Miltenberg, especially distance runner Miles Unterreiner, who earned a Rhodes Scholarship. Justin Brinkley, Aisling Cuffe, Luke Lefebure, and Tyler Stutzman each were named Pac-12 Scholar-Athletes of the Year. for either cross country or track, and Lefebure earned the NCAA Elite 89 Award for having the highest cumulative grade-point average at the 2013 NCAA indoor track championships. In addition, All-America Sean McGorty was named Cross Country and Indoor Track and Field's male Scholar-Athlete of the Year by the USTFCCCA. Also in 2015-16, The Stanford women's track team carried a 3.59 team GPA, and the Cardinal men were at 3.38, with both earning USTFCCCA All-Academic team honors. Stanford won the mens cross country Scholar Team of the Year Award for 2014 by the USTFCCCA and the women earned All-Academic team honors. During Miltenbergs tenure, Stanford runners have combined for 70 Pac-12 All-Academic team honors. Stanfords NCAA titles under Miltenberg have come from Kori Carter, who won the 2013 NCAA womens 400 hurdles crown in a collegiate record 53.21, and the mens indoor distance medley relay team in 2014. Elise Cranny set the U.S. junior indoor record in the womens 3,000 (98:58.88) while finishing second at the 2015 NCAA Championships. And Harrison Williams shattered the U.S. junior decathlon record with a score of 8,037 points while winning the 2015 Pan Am Junior championship. Earlier in the season, Williams broke Stanfords oldest record, the 1952 decathlon mark set by the great Bob Mathias during a gold-medal performance at the Helsinki Olympics. Three other especially notable performances have come in the womens 5,000, when Cuffe ran the third-fastest time ever among collegians, and second-fastest ever by an American collegian, with a time of 15:11.13 at the 2014 Payton Jordan Invitational. A year later, Jessica Tonn ran the No. 7 time among American collegians with a 15:18.85. Also, Amy Weissenbach set a national womens freshman record in the 800 , running 2:00.98 while advancing to the U.S. Championships final in 2013. Three of his Stanford athletes have won U.S. junior championships: McGorty in cross country, Williams in the decathlon, and Valarie Allman in the womens discus. Also, Olivia Baker won gold at the 2015 Pan Am Junior Championships in the womens 4x400 and Lena Giger took silver in the womens hammer. Miltenberg arrived from Georgetown, where he coached the Hoya women to the 2011 NCAA cross-country title. At Georgetown, Miltenberg was the associate head coach for track and field and the head women's cross-country coach. He was named the USTFCCCA National Women's Cross Country Coach of the Year for 2011. In five seasons at Georgetown, Miltenberg coached 36 All-Americans in track and field, including Emily Infeld, an NCAA champion at 3,000. Miltenberg also led the Georgetown women to the 2012 Big East indoor track title. Miltenbergs Georgetown teams finished in the top 10 of the USTFCCA Terry Crawford Program of the Year two consecutive seasons. He was a three-time Mid-Atlantic Assistant Coach of the Year for womens track and field and had six of his athletes compete at the 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials. Prior to Georgetown, Miltenberg was the associate head coach for mens and womens track and field, and cross country at Columbia. He spent one season in that role and was an assistant coach at Columbia for two seasons before that. He led the Lions to 13th-place finishes at the 2004 and 2005 NCAA Cross Country Championships. Miltenberg also led Columbia to a pair of Ivy League titles during those same seasons. Miltenberg is a 2003 graduate of Georgetown where he was a two-time All-American and placed fourth at the 2001 NCAA Indoor Championships in the 3,000. He went on to run professionally for a year with Adidas while training for the 2004 U.S. Olympic trials. A native of Huntington, N.Y., he attended John Glenn High, where he was a two-time scholastic All-American in the mile and was the New York state cross country runner-up. He won the mile at the 1998 Golden West Invitational. Miltenberg earned a masters in applied physiology in 2005 from Columbia. He is married to former Georgetown All-America runner, the former Colleen Kelly. The couple has three children, daughters Maggie and Caitlin, and son Kevin.

Eskind, including Darian Brooks, the first three-time Pac-12 men's triple jump champion since 1960, and Harrison Williams, an Olympic Trials decathlon qualifier as a sophomore in 2016 and three-time NCAA top-five multi-event finisher. Also, pole vaulter Dylan Duvio placed third in the 2015 NCAA Outdoor Championships and was ninth in the U.S. Championships the same year, with a best of 18-2 1/2. He was the Pac-12 runner-up in 2016. The emergence of Williams has been huge. In his second collegiate decathlon, Williams broke Stanford's oldest record, the 63-year-old mark set by Bob Mathias while winning the gold medal and setting a world record at the 1952 Helsinki Olympics. Williams went on to finish fourth at the NCAA Championships and repeated as U.S. junior champion while breaking the U.S. junior record. Remarkably, Williams set personal records in each of his first 12 multi-event competitions under Eskind, culminating with his fourth school decathlon record, of 8,032 points -- the highest fifth-place score in NCAA Championships history -- in 2016. Eskind also has created a strong pole vault group among men and women. The men's team featured three vaulters -- Duvio, Williams, and Garrett Starkey -- over 17-3 in 2016, and the women's team has great depth.  Eight of Eskind's athletes advanced to the 2016 NCAA West Prelims, including four horizontal jumpers and high jumper Dartis Willis II (7-2 1/4).  In all, 19 of Eskind's athletes established themselves in the Cardinal all-time indoor and outdoor top-10 performers' lists, including four additions in 2016. Eskind came to Stanford from Virginia, where he served in the same role for four seasons. He coached Cavaliers to four Atlantic Coast Conference individual championships, four school records, and five NCAA meet appearances. Among them was Marcus Robinson, later a Stanford volunteer assistant, who set an ACC indoor triple jump record and became Virginia's first All-America in the men's jumps in 35 years. Eskind also worked with two of the top female triple jumpers in the country, each winning U.S. Olympic trials championships: Shani Marks in 2008 and Amanda Smock in 2012. Eskind was a decathlete at Wake Forest, where he graduated in 2003 with degrees in political science and education. He earned his master's in exercise and sport sciences with a focus in athletic administration in 2005 from University of Florida, where he began his coaching career as a volunteer assistant. Eskind was an assistant at Boston University for two seasons, designing training plans for athletes in the sprints, vertical jumps, throws, and multi-events.

Oliver's first season, the Cardinal men won the 2013 NCAA West Region cross-country title and Jim Rosa earned his first All-America honor by placing fifth at nationals. Rosa was the top American-born runner at the NCAA Championships after finishing second at both the Pac-12 and West Region races. In the 2014 track season, Stanford had men in every non-barrier distance final at the NCAA Outdoor Championships. In 2015, McGorty earned first-team All-America honors in the outdoor 5,000. During the 2014 indoor season, the Cardinal captured the NCAA men's distance medley relay with the team of Marco Bertolotti, Steven Solomon, Luke Lefebure, and Michael Atchoo. After the 2013-14 season, Stanford's combined cross country, and indoor and outdoor teams were rated as the No. 7 overall men's program in the country. In the 2013 track season, Oliver helped coach Atchoo, Erik Olson, and Tyler Stutzman to All-America honors. Atchoo broke the Stanford indoor mile record and anchored the distance medley relay team to a school record. Stutzman was fourth in the NCAA indoor mile and Olson was an NCAA outdoor finalist in the 5,000 meters. Besides coaching, Oliver assists with other aspects of the cross country and track programs, such as recruiting and equipment needs. Oliver came from Syracuse, where he was assistant for three seasons while serving in much of the same capacity. He also was the director of operations for the Orange for two seasons.

Riden, a former Penn State distance runner, also coordinates travel and manages the day-to-day aspects of running the track and field operation, and provides much of the program's social media content. Of Stanford's home meets, the Stanford Cross Country Invitational involves 3,500 runners in a single day, the Stanford Track and Field Invitational involves 3,300 athletes competing over 29 hours of competition covering two days. And the Payton Jordan meet is a high-octane event contested by those seeking personal records, national and international qualifying marks and even national records. A member of the track and field staffs at Washington and Penn State for a total of nine years, Riden brings a veteran eye to Stanford, and fresh ideas in meet presentation.