SUNY - Plattsburgh Men's Cross Country

Jones joined the Cardinals Track and Field coaching staff as the top assistant in August 2010. Jones took over as the Interim Director of the Cross Country and Track and Field programs in September 2011 following the departure of former head coach John Lynch. He passed his his head coaching initiation with flying colors, and became the head track and field coach prior to the start of the 2012 campaign.  Jones added another All-American to the Cardinals' ranks in 2014-15 when he guided junior Jess Huber to a fourth-place finish in the 200-meter dash at the NCAA Division III Indoor Track & Field Championships. Thanks to the teachings of Jones, Huber hauled in other impressive accolades such as All-SUNYAC First Team, SUNYAC Women's Indoor Track Athlete of the Year and no fewer than five SUNYAC Women's Track Athlete of the Week Citations.  All told, Jones helped Huber become the school record holder in some five events before her collegiate career was said and done.  Through the course of 2013-14, Jones oversaw the development of Jess Huber who emerged as one of the Cardinals' best student-athletes in any sport during that particular academic year. With Jones' guidance, Huber reset no fewer than four Plattsburgh State records (indoor 60-meter dash, indoor 200-meter dash, outdoor 100-meter dash and outdoor 200-meter dash) en route to becoming one of the fastest women in all of Division III. Huber claimed the 200-meter dash title at the SUNYAC Outdoor Track and Field Championships, producing a time of 24.43 seconds to earn All-SUNYAC First Team recognition. Thanks to her 200 time - and a runner-up finish in the 100-meter dash - Huber competed in both events at the 2013-14 NCAA Division III Women's Outdoor Track & Field Championships.  Jones was instrumental in the development of standout decathlete Ben Depo as well as middle distance specialist Amanda Schermerhorn - both of whom made appearances at the 2013 NCAA Division III Outdoor Track and Field Championships in La Crosse, Wis. Under the tutelage of Jones, Depo became the new school record holder in the indoor heptathlon at the ECAC Championships on March 2, 2013.  Schermerhorn reset no less than three Plattsburgh State records (indoor 1,000-meter run, outdoor 800-meter run and outdoor 1,500-meter run) through the course of the 2012-13 regular season before making the field in the 1,500-meter run at the NCAA Outdoor Championships.  During the 2011 indoor season, Jones led both the women's and men's programs to the NCAA Championship's. Ryan Millar set a personal record in his first ever appearance at the National Championships. On the women's side, Jones led the team to a seventh place finish in the National Championships. Stefanie Braun led the team, winning All-American honors in the process. Jones coached seven players to All-Region honors in 2011. Millar and Justin Harrington received nods on the men's side, while Braun, Julia Warren, Brittany Trahan, Kelley Driscoll and Amanda Schermerhorn received honors on the women's side. Braun was also named Regional Athlete of the Year Prior to Plattsburgh, Jones was a volunteer assistant coach at the University of Albany where he had a successful four-year athletic career with the NCAA Division I Great Danes. He helped the mens program to the 2009 America East Conference indoor and outdoor track and field crowns, while the womens side claimed the outdoor title. He mentored pole vault and multi-event athletes who earned three All-America citations, a pair of conference championships and two school records. Jones graduated from UAlbany in August 2009 with a bachelors degree in sociology, plus a minor in psychology. He competed as a pole vaulter from 2004-08, posting a personal best of 14 feet and 9 inches that ranks seventh on the Great Danes all-time indoor performance list and 14-6 that lists 10th outdoors both marks coming in 2005. Jones has completed his USA Track & Field (USATF) Level I Coaching Certification. Nick Jones Head Track & Field Coach / Assistant Cross Country Coach Nick Jones joined the Cardinals Track and Field coaching staff as the top assistant in August 2010. Jones took over as the Interim Director of the Cross Country and Track and Field programs in September 2011 following the departure of former head coach John Lynch. He passed his his head coaching initiation with flying colors, and became the head track and field coach prior to the start of the 2012 campaign.  Jones added another All-American to the Cardinals' ranks in 2014-15 when he guided junior Jess Huber to a fourth-place finish in the 200-meter dash at the NCAA Division III Indoor Track & Field Championships. Thanks to the teachings of Jones, Huber hauled in other impressive accolades such as All-SUNYAC First Team, SUNYAC Women's Indoor Track Athlete of the Year and no fewer than five SUNYAC Women's Track Athlete of the Week Citations.  All told, Jones helped Huber become the school record holder in some five events before her collegiate career was said and done.  Through the course of 2013-14, Jones oversaw the development of Jess Huber who emerged as one of the Cardinals' best student-athletes in any sport during that particular academic year. With Jones' guidance, Huber reset no fewer than four Plattsburgh State records (indoor 60-meter dash, indoor 200-meter dash, outdoor 100-meter dash and outdoor 200-meter dash) en route to becoming one of the fastest women in all of Division III. Huber claimed the 200-meter dash title at the SUNYAC Outdoor Track and Field Championships, producing a time of 24.43 seconds to earn All-SUNYAC First Team recognition. Thanks to her 200 time - and a runner-up finish in the 100-meter dash - Huber competed in both events at the 2013-14 NCAA Division III Women's Outdoor Track & Field Championships.  Jones was instrumental in the development of standout decathlete Ben Depo as well as middle distance specialist Amanda Schermerhorn - both of whom made appearances at the 2013 NCAA Division III Outdoor Track and Field Championships in La Crosse, Wis. Under the tutelage of Jones, Depo became the new school record holder in the indoor heptathlon at the ECAC Championships on March 2, 2013.  Schermerhorn reset no less than three Plattsburgh State records (indoor 1,000-meter run, outdoor 800-meter run and outdoor 1,500-meter run) through the course of the 2012-13 regular season before making the field in the 1,500-meter run at the NCAA Outdoor Championships.  During the 2011 indoor season, Jones led both the women's and men's programs to the NCAA Championship's. Ryan Millar set a personal record in his first ever appearance at the National Championships. On the women's side, Jones led the team to a seventh place finish in the National Championships. Stefanie Braun led the team, winning All-American honors in the process. Jones coached seven players to All-Region honors in 2011. Millar and Justin Harrington received nods on the men's side, while Braun, Julia Warren, Brittany Trahan, Kelley Driscoll and Amanda Schermerhorn received honors on the women's side. Braun was also named Regional Athlete of the Year Prior to Plattsburgh, Jones was a volunteer assistant coach at the University of Albany where he had a successful four-year athletic career with the NCAA Division I Great Danes. He helped the mens program to the 2009 America East Conference indoor and outdoor track and field crowns, while the womens side claimed the outdoor title. He mentored pole vault and multi-event athletes who earned three All-America citations, a pair of conference championships and two school records. Jones graduated from UAlbany in August 2009 with a bachelors degree in sociology, plus a minor in psychology. He competed as a pole vaulter from 2004-08, posting a personal best of 14 feet and 9 inches that ranks seventh on the Great Danes all-time indoor performance list and 14-6 that lists 10th outdoors both marks coming in 2005. Jones has completed his USA Track & Field (USATF) Level I Coaching Certification.

Krug. All told, Krug has put in six total years of coaching service for the Cardinals, will also serve as the assistant coach for the men's and women's track and field programs. In 2014, Krug oversaw the development of NCAA All-Atlantic Region performer Nathan Doyle on the men's side and prepped All-SUNYAC Second Team and NCAA All-Atlantic Region senior Katie Ehmann who led the Cardinals' women's squad in her final collegiate campaign.   During the Cardinals' 2013 campaign, Krug guided senior Kelley Driscoll to one of the best individual seasons on the trails in program history. Driscoll, who hails from Geneva, N.Y., racked up All-SUNYAC First Team and All-NCAA Atlantic Region accolades for the third time in her career before earning an individual bid to the 2013 NCAA Division III Women's Cross Country Championships.  While supervising the throwers for the Cardinals' track and field program, Krug has led the development of Amanda Gadway who is the owner of three program records and owns a pair of All-SUNYAC First Team nods.  Krug guided the Plattsburgh State women's cross country to a second consecutive runner-up finish at the SUNYAC Cross Country Championships in 2012. Driscoll, who was named to the SUNYAC Cross Country Hall of Fame before securing her second consecutive All-NCAA Atlantic Region honor, was the lynchpin of Krug's 2012 squad.  A four-year member of the Cardinals' track & field team from 2005-2009, specializing in jumps, Krug graduated from Plattsburgh in December 2010 with a Masters Degree in Adolescent Education and a concentration in history.  He also completed a minor in athletic coaching. During the 2007-08 and 2008-09 seasons, Krug qualified for both the indoor and outdoor Eastern College Athletic Conference Division III Championships in the high jump. He placed third in the high jump at the State University of New York Athletic Conference Indoor Track & Field Championships in 2008 and 2009, as well as at the 2008 outdoor conference meet. Krug hit a personal best height of 6-5 (1.96m) outdoors at the Icahn Stadium in New York City in 2006. He has USA Track & Field (USATF) Level I Coaching Certification as well as a USTAF Level II Coaching Cetification in throws.  Andrew Krug Head Cross Country Coach / Assistant Track & Field Coach For the third consecutive season, the direction of the Plattsburgh State men's and women's cross country teams will fall under Cardinal alumni Andrew Krug. All told, Krug has put in six total years of coaching service for the Cardinals, will also serve as the assistant coach for the men's and women's track and field programs. In 2014, Krug oversaw the development of NCAA All-Atlantic Region performer Nathan Doyle on the men's side and prepped All-SUNYAC Second Team and NCAA All-Atlantic Region senior Katie Ehmann who led the Cardinals' women's squad in her final collegiate campaign.   During the Cardinals' 2013 campaign, Krug guided senior Kelley Driscoll to one of the best individual seasons on the trails in program history. Driscoll, who hails from Geneva, N.Y., racked up All-SUNYAC First Team and All-NCAA Atlantic Region accolades for the third time in her career before earning an individual bid to the 2013 NCAA Division III Women's Cross Country Championships.  While supervising the throwers for the Cardinals' track and field program, Krug has led the development of Amanda Gadway who is the owner of three program records and owns a pair of All-SUNYAC First Team nods.  Krug guided the Plattsburgh State women's cross country to a second consecutive runner-up finish at the SUNYAC Cross Country Championships in 2012. Driscoll, who was named to the SUNYAC Cross Country Hall of Fame before securing her second consecutive All-NCAA Atlantic Region honor, was the lynchpin of Krug's 2012 squad.  A four-year member of the Cardinals' track & field team from 2005-2009, specializing in jumps, Krug graduated from Plattsburgh in December 2010 with a Masters Degree in Adolescent Education and a concentration in history.  He also completed a minor in athletic coaching. During the 2007-08 and 2008-09 seasons, Krug qualified for both the indoor and outdoor Eastern College Athletic Conference Division III Championships in the high jump. He placed third in the high jump at the State University of New York Athletic Conference Indoor Track & Field Championships in 2008 and 2009, as well as at the 2008 outdoor conference meet. Krug hit a personal best height of 6-5 (1.96m) outdoors at the Icahn Stadium in New York City in 2006. He has USA Track & Field (USATF) Level I Coaching Certification as well as a USTAF Level II Coaching Cetification in throws.