College at Brockport Men's Cross Country

Jaskulski was named the Director of Cross Country and Track & Field following the 2013-14 season and was the interim director for The College at Brockport last season. Jaskulski served as an assistant to the programs since 2002. Jaskulski was honored by the U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) as the NCAA's Atlantic Region Women's Assistant Coach of the Year during 2011 and 2010. A 2003 Brockport graduate, Jaskulski served as an assistant coach for eight years, and has overseen the Golden Eagles' throwers during a recent stretch of national success. During his coaching tenure, Jaskulski has coached 35 NCAA participants, 21 All-Americans, one National Champion with Zach Ferrara winning the pole vault title at the 2012-13 Indoor championships, 51 State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) champions, 17 state champions and three Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) champions. In 2009, Jaskulski was promoted to interim head coach for the Outdoor Track & Field squads and was selected as the SUNYAC Coach of the Year for women's track and field as the Golden Eagles captured their first SUNYAC title for the women. Jaskulski serves as the colleges strength and conditioning coach. He will apply his extensive strength and conditioning knowledge and 15 plus years of training under the bar to the development of weight training regimens for the Brockport student-athletes. In addition to the 2009 Womens Outdoor Championship, he has coached the Mens (2007 and 2008) and Womens (2008) Outdoor New York State Collegiate Track Conference (NYSCTC) Championship team and the 2007 Mens Indoor ECAC Championship team. Jaskulski holds a B.S. in Physical Education and a M.S. in Physical Education/Pedagogy from The College at Brockport. As an undergraduate, Jaskulski was a captain for the Golden Eagle football team, as well as a shot put and discus thrower for the track and field teams. As a senior, Jaskulski narrowly missed qualifying for the Division III nationals in the shot put. In the weight room, Jaskulski formerly held the programs power lifting record (1,735 lbs.). Jaskulski still competitively powerlifts and holds an elite total (2100lbs) for the combined lifts. Ed Jaskulski Associate Head Coach Cross Country/Track & Field Ed Jaskulski was named the Director of Cross Country and Track & Field following the 2013-14 season and was the interim director for The College at Brockport last season. Jaskulski served as an assistant to the programs since 2002. Jaskulski was honored by the U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) as the NCAA's Atlantic Region Women's Assistant Coach of the Year during 2011 and 2010. A 2003 Brockport graduate, Jaskulski served as an assistant coach for eight years, and has overseen the Golden Eagles' throwers during a recent stretch of national success. During his coaching tenure, Jaskulski has coached 35 NCAA participants, 21 All-Americans, one National Champion with Zach Ferrara winning the pole vault title at the 2012-13 Indoor championships, 51 State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) champions, 17 state champions and three Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) champions. In 2009, Jaskulski was promoted to interim head coach for the Outdoor Track & Field squads and was selected as the SUNYAC Coach of the Year for women's track and field as the Golden Eagles captured their first SUNYAC title for the women. Jaskulski serves as the colleges strength and conditioning coach. He will apply his extensive strength and conditioning knowledge and 15 plus years of training under the bar to the development of weight training regimens for the Brockport student-athletes. In addition to the 2009 Womens Outdoor Championship, he has coached the Mens (2007 and 2008) and Womens (2008) Outdoor New York State Collegiate Track Conference (NYSCTC) Championship team and the 2007 Mens Indoor ECAC Championship team. Jaskulski holds a B.S. in Physical Education and a M.S. in Physical Education/Pedagogy from The College at Brockport. As an undergraduate, Jaskulski was a captain for the Golden Eagle football team, as well as a shot put and discus thrower for the track and field teams. As a senior, Jaskulski narrowly missed qualifying for the Division III nationals in the shot put. In the weight room, Jaskulski formerly held the programs power lifting record (1,735 lbs.). Jaskulski still competitively powerlifts and holds an elite total (2100lbs) for the combined lifts.

Fetzner was hired by The College at Brockport in 2010. Fetzner is lending his track and field knowledge to the Green and Gold of Brockport, working with Brockport's pole vaulters to improve their performances during both practices and meets.  A 2005 Brockport graduate, Fetzner earned second-team All-SUNYAC honors during the outdoor track and field season during his senior year. When he's not coaching, Fetzner runs a pole vaulting clinic in Brockport.  Andy Fetzner Assistant Coach Track & Field Andy Fetzner was hired by The College at Brockport in 2010. Fetzner is lending his track and field knowledge to the Green and Gold of Brockport, working with Brockport's pole vaulters to improve their performances during both practices and meets.  A 2005 Brockport graduate, Fetzner earned second-team All-SUNYAC honors during the outdoor track and field season during his senior year. When he's not coaching, Fetzner runs a pole vaulting clinic in Brockport. 

McQuality joined The College at Brockport Track and Field coaching staff during the summer of 2015 and will serve as the programs head instructor for the jumps, sprints, and multi-event groups. McQuality joins the Brockport staff after a successful five year stint at State University of New York Athletic Conference rival Fredonia. McQuality was charged with coaching the jumps, sprints, multi-events, and javelin while with the Blue Devils, while also assisting with the pole vault and serving as the programs recruiting coordinator. Prior to his stint at Fredonia, Coach McQuality spent one year as a volunteer assistant coach at Illinois College, a small private institution in Jacksonville, Illinois. Coach McQuality coached primarily coached the horizontal jump and multi-event groups while at IC, but also assisted in the development of athletes in the sprints and hurdles as well. Over his six year career, Coach McQuality had the privilege of coaching student-athletes at Illinois College and Fredonia to some tremendous accomplishments that include a CoSIDA Academic All-American honor, a top 8 finish at the USA Junior National Championships, a top 8 finish at the Drake Relays, 4 USTFCCCA All-Academic honors, 5 NCAA DIII All-American honors, 18 Individual or Relay Conference Championship performances, 19 NCAA National Qualifying performances, and over 30 school record breaking performances.     As a student-athlete himself, Coach McQuality had a success four-year career at Division III powerhouse North Central College where he earned his bachelors in Exercise Science and Psychology while serving for three-years as a captain of the mens varsity track and field team. Coach McQuality specialized in the horizontal jumps, earning All-American honors in the indoor triple jump in 2008. McQuality later earned a Master of Science degree in Exercise Science from California University of Pennsylvania. In addition, McQuality is a Certified Performance Enhancement Specialist by the National Academy of Sports Medicine, a Certified Speed and Explosion Specialist, and a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist by the U.S. Track and Field Academy. McQuality, a native of Divernon, Ill., lives just two blocks from campus in Brockport. Justin McQuality Assistant Coach Track & Field Justin McQuality joined The College at Brockport Track and Field coaching staff during the summer of 2015 and will serve as the programs head instructor for the jumps, sprints, and multi-event groups. McQuality joins the Brockport staff after a successful five year stint at State University of New York Athletic Conference rival Fredonia. McQuality was charged with coaching the jumps, sprints, multi-events, and javelin while with the Blue Devils, while also assisting with the pole vault and serving as the programs recruiting coordinator. Prior to his stint at Fredonia, Coach McQuality spent one year as a volunteer assistant coach at Illinois College, a small private institution in Jacksonville, Illinois. Coach McQuality coached primarily coached the horizontal jump and multi-event groups while at IC, but also assisted in the development of athletes in the sprints and hurdles as well. Over his six year career, Coach McQuality had the privilege of coaching student-athletes at Illinois College and Fredonia to some tremendous accomplishments that include a CoSIDA Academic All-American honor, a top 8 finish at the USA Junior National Championships, a top 8 finish at the Drake Relays, 4 USTFCCCA All-Academic honors, 5 NCAA DIII All-American honors, 18 Individual or Relay Conference Championship performances, 19 NCAA National Qualifying performances, and over 30 school record breaking performances.     As a student-athlete himself, Coach McQuality had a success four-year career at Division III powerhouse North Central College where he earned his bachelors in Exercise Science and Psychology while serving for three-years as a captain of the mens varsity track and field team. Coach McQuality specialized in the horizontal jumps, earning All-American honors in the indoor triple jump in 2008. McQuality later earned a Master of Science degree in Exercise Science from California University of Pennsylvania. In addition, McQuality is a Certified Performance Enhancement Specialist by the National Academy of Sports Medicine, a Certified Speed and Explosion Specialist, and a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist by the U.S. Track and Field Academy. McQuality, a native of Divernon, Ill., lives just two blocks from campus in Brockport.

Novara as the new Director of the Cross Country and Track & Field teams. Hunt brings a wealth of knowledge and experience at multiple levels in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), most recently as the primary coach of the women's cross country program at Division I Colgate University. "This upcoming year in cross country and track & field I look to build on the recent success of the men's and women's teams, always striving to be the top in the State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC)," said Novara, a SUNYAC Hall of Fame inductee from her time as a student-athlete at Geneseo. "We will look to qualify as many athletes to the Division III Nationals as possible. In future years, it is my goal to lead Brockport to becoming a national stand out team in both cross country and track & field." Novara graduated Cum Laude from SUNY Geneseo and was a productive member on a nationally competitive cross country team that placed fifth in nationals in 2007. Upon graduating from Geneseo with a Bachelor of Arts degree in both English and Anthropology, Novara went on to earn her Master of Arts in Sustainable Communities from Northern Arizona University while also beginning her coaching career as a volunteer assistant. "Brockport is lucky to add a strong coach to a great staff," said Brockport Athletic Director Erick Hart. "We are excited about the possibilities that Coach Novara will bring to the table. She has some great experience and has showed tremendous enthusiasm to the sport which will help her gain the respect and command of her student-athletes from day one." Novara's time at Division III Oberlin College located in Ohio was quite impressive as an assistant coach. The Yeoman women's cross country team had its two best performances in school history under the tutelage of Novara as the Yeowomen placed ninth in NCAAs during the 2012 and eighth during the 2013 season. Novara also helped produce the first two male qualifiers in school history for the 2013 Cross Country National Championship. Also during her three years at Oberlin, she helped shape three All-Americans.  She is driven to accomplish similar results with the Golden Eagles. "I chose Brockport for the tremendous past, present and future that I know exists with this program," said Novara. "The facilities, the support of the administration, and the academic programs at the college all lend themselves to bringing in, and developing great talent to the top of Division III." The Brockport Athletics' mission statement correlates with that of the overall mission of The College at Brockport, which "has the success of its students at its highest priority." Novara understands and recognizes this. During her three years at Oberlin, a total of 18 student-athletes from the cross country teams were chosen by the United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) as Academic All-Americans. "My philosophy is that the Brockport Cross Country, Track & Field teams are an extension of the academic classroom at Brockport," explained Novara. "The values they learn and the capacity they develop by participating in athletics goes hand in hand with their growth as both students and people." With the addition of Novara, 2014-15's acting director Ed Jaskulski will continue his outstanding work with all six teams while also freeing him to assist in all 23 of Brockport's NCAA sanctioned sports as the Head Strength & Conditioning Coach. "I will do my best in continuing to support the Cross Country and Track & Field programs, the alumni and the administration as I always have," said Jaskulski. "I look forward to working with Danielle and the new outlook she will bring into the program here at Brockport. I am ready and willing to embrace change and support Danielle as she works to enhance the performance of the student-athletes and the team." Novara is extremely grateful for the opportunity and excited at the possibilities saying, "I would like to thank Erick Hart, Liam Welsh and Ed Jaskulski for this tremendous opportunity and their faith in me. I am beyond honored and grateful for this incredible next step."