University of Maine, Farmington Men's Cross Country

Wagner returns to the University of Maine at Farmington as a mens and womens cross country and track and field assistant coach. Wagner spent the previous three seasons as the head coach of the cross country team at Georgias Kennesaw State. Wagner joined the Owls in 2011 and served one season as an assistant after coaching cross country at UMF and track and field at Colby College in Maine. Wagner served as the head mens and womens cross country coach at UMF for three seasons. During his tenure, the womens team earned three consecutive North Atlantic Conference championships from 2008-2010 and he was named NAC Coach of the Year in 2009. While spending the 2011 season at Colby, Wagner worked as an assistant track and field coach, focusing on sprints, hurdles and horizontal jumps. Wagner received his bachelors degree in health and exercise science with a minor in physical education from Syracuse University in 2000, where he competed in track and field and cross country for the Orangemen. He earned his masters degree in health & physical education, with a concentration in sport management, from East Stroudsburg University in 2002. Wagner also works as a University police officer for the University of Maine at Farmington.