University of Hawaii at Manoa Men's Cross Country

Madeleine Outman Carleton completed her third season as the Hawai'i Head Track and Field Coach and sixth year with the program in 2024-25. She joined the Rainbow Wahine as the associate head coach on August 27, 2019 and was promoted to Head Track & Field Coach prior to the start of the 2022-2023 season.   YEARS COACHING Hawai'i – 6th (2019-present) Overall - 15th (2010-present) COACHING EXPERIENCE Hawai'i – Head coach - track & field (2022-present) / Associate head coach (2019-21) Cleveland State - Head coach (2016-19) Ursuline College - Head coach (2014-15); Assistant coach (2012-13) Emory - Assistant coach (2010-12) COACHING HIGHLIGHTS Has led UH to four consecutive top-four finishes at both the MPSF and Big West Championships. Hawai'i finished fourth at both the MPSF indoor and Big West outdoor championships in 2025. Four athletes qualified for the NCAA First Round following the outdoor season – the most the program has sent to the NCAA postseason since 2016. Set a total of eight new program records between indoor and outdoor seasons (5 indoor, 3 outdoor). Posted 58 new program top 10 marks across the two seasons (33 indoor, 25 outdoor). Led UH to its best-ever finish at an indoor conference championship meet in 2024, finishing runner-up at the MPSF Indoor Championships. Coached the Rainbow Wahine to their third straight top-three finish at the Big West Championships outdoors, coming in third. The 'Bows won a school record five gold medals at the Big West Championships (Hallee Mohr - Discus, Montserrat Montanes i Arbo - Hammer, Isabella Kneeshaw - 400m, 4x100m relay, 4x400m relay). Helped lead high jumper Lilian Turban to second-team All-America honors indoors after a 10th place finish. Coached the outdoor 4x100m relay squad to a record-breaking year, topping a nearly 40-year old school record before lowering the mark two more times throughout the season. Helped lead the Rainbow Wahine outdoor squad to a third-place finish at the 2023 Big West Championship. Guided Turban to a fourth-place NCAA finish and All-America status in the high jump. Helped four individuals claim Big West titles in 2023 (Alyssa Mae Antolin - 200m, Montserrat Montanes I Arbo - hammer throw, Lilian Turban - high jump, Tara Wyllie - triple jump). Coached sprinters to times not seen since the 1980's, and multiple conference champions for the highest conference finish ever in program history with a runner-up finish in 2022. Coached an NCAA Regional Qualifier in the high jump in the 2022 outdoor season. Since 2019, coached athletes to 11 school records, five conference championships, 13 All-Conference performances and 88 all-time top-10 marks in school history. Recruited and signed historically diverse and deep classes from seven coast-to-coast states and 6 foreign countries. Under her guidance at Cleveland State, the Vikings recorded a program-best, 40 total points at the 2019 Horizon League Outdoor Championships. Coached over 15 student-athletes to Horizon League podium finishes, including seven in 2019. Guided Ursuline College from an unstructured NAIA program to a top-40 team nationally, coaching the school's first two NCAA All-American athletes. Led the team to the inaugural conference’s indoor championship in 2015, earning GMAC Coach of the Year accolades. In 2014, led Ursuline to the GMAC Outdoor Championship title, the first-ever conference championship in school history in any sport. Three-time NCAA South/Southeast Region Assistant Coach of the Year at Emory. ALMA MATER Williams College, 2008 IUP, 2010 RUNNING CAREER Team ASICS, Atlanta Track Club, Team Brooks, Oiselle, Team Ohio, 2011-2017 IUP, 2009-10 Williams College, 2005-07 RUNNING HIGHLIGHTS Qualified for four USA National Championships in five different events. Won the 2007 National Championship at Williams College. 13-time NCAA All-American and a four-time Academic All-American. Was the Division II Atlantic Region Field Athlete of the Year in 2009-10. Holds 10 school records at IUP and six more at Williams. Was the IUP and PSAC winner of the NCAA Woman of the Year award in 2009. HOMETOWN Newton, Mass. PERSONAL Resides in Kailua with her husband.