University of Northern Iowa Men's Cross Country

Brokaw Trey Brokaw is entering his second year as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator for the men's and women's cross country and track & field programs at the University of Northern Iowa. In his first year at Northern Iowa, Brokaw saw great success working with athletes ranging from the 400 meters to the 10,000 meters on the track, as well as both cross country programs in the fall. Under his guidance, athletes such as Cedar Falls natives, Trai Bunch and Terry Nielsen, both cracked the schools top 25 all-time list with their sub 25:00 eight kilometer races in cross country. On the track Brokaws athletes experienced even greater success with Alex Wilson leading the assault on the record books. Three school records went down on the womens side including the womens distance medley relay (11:30) and the 4 x 800 relay (8:45). Besides helping to set those records, Wilson also added the school record in the 1500 to her resume with a 4:22 performance at the Mt. Sac Relays. We saw an incredible amount of success from the student-athletes in our cross country and track & field programs this past year. Without the first class, blue collar work ethics that these young men and women possess, none of this success would have been possible. My first year at the University of Northern Iowa was a memorable one for sure and Im looking forward to being a part of this continued tradition of Panther excellence in the future. In addition to the school records, Brokaw also had many athletes achieve all-conference honors and crack the top five all-time list at UNI. Brette Correy had an incredible freshman campaign playing a hand in both relay school records, as well as finishing in third place at the indoor conference meet in the 800 to earn all-conference honors. Joining her on the relays and also earning all-conference honors in the outdoor 800 was junior Amber Clock. Clocks time of 2:09.93 earned her a spot on the schools top five all-time list as well. In the longer distance events, Alex Wilson made the UNI top five all-time list in the indoor mile and 3000 meter run. Her times of 4:52 and 9:46 rank her 2nd and 3rd prospectively in those events. In addition to making it into the record books, Wilson also achieved all-conference honors in the indoor mile by placing second at the conference meet. Rounding out the success for Brokaws first year at UNI was sophomore 3000 meter steeple chaser, Callie Matthews, who finished the season ranked third all-time in school history for the event. From his early success recruiting and coaching, Brokaw was selected to attend the 2014 Emerging Elite Coaches Camp in Chula Vista, California. This camp is designed for new, promising college cross country and track & field coaches around the world. What is considered to be one of the premier coaching education camps in the country, this week long camp is held at the Olympic Training Center in beautiful southern California. In 2012-13 Brokaw served as an assistant coach at Emporia State University in Emporia, Kansas. Much like his role at Northern Iowa, he worked with the cross country teams, middle distance and distance events in track. As an athlete at Emporia State University from 2009-2012, Brokaw was team captain and part of the squad that placed fifth at the Division II Indoor National Championships in 2011. That team followed up their fifth place finish indoors with a fourth place finish at the Division II Outdoor National Championships. Brokaw graduated from Emporia State University in 2013 with a Bachelors Degree of Science in Education. Currently he is working towards a Masters Degree in Exercise Science from the University of Northern Iowa.   Trey Brokaw Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator - Long Sprints/Mid-Distance/Distance Twitter: CoachBrokaw Trey Brokaw is entering his second year as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator for the men's and women's cross country and track & field programs at the University of Northern Iowa. In his first year at Northern Iowa, Brokaw saw great success working with athletes ranging from the 400 meters to the 10,000 meters on the track, as well as both cross country programs in the fall. Under his guidance, athletes such as Cedar Falls natives, Trai Bunch and Terry Nielsen, both cracked the schools top 25 all-time list with their sub 25:00 eight kilometer races in cross country. On the track Brokaws athletes experienced even greater success with Alex Wilson leading the assault on the record books. Three school records went down on the womens side including the womens distance medley relay (11:30) and the 4 x 800 relay (8:45). Besides helping to set those records, Wilson also added the school record in the 1500 to her resume with a 4:22 performance at the Mt. Sac Relays. We saw an incredible amount of success from the student-athletes in our cross country and track & field programs this past year. Without the first class, blue collar work ethics that these young men and women possess, none of this success would have been possible. My first year at the University of Northern Iowa was a memorable one for sure and Im looking forward to being a part of this continued tradition of Panther excellence in the future. In addition to the school records, Brokaw also had many athletes achieve all-conference honors and crack the top five all-time list at UNI. Brette Correy had an incredible freshman campaign playing a hand in both relay school records, as well as finishing in third place at the indoor conference meet in the 800 to earn all-conference honors. Joining her on the relays and also earning all-conference honors in the outdoor 800 was junior Amber Clock. Clocks time of 2:09.93 earned her a spot on the schools top five all-time list as well. In the longer distance events, Alex Wilson made the UNI top five all-time list in the indoor mile and 3000 meter run. Her times of 4:52 and 9:46 rank her 2nd and 3rd prospectively in those events. In addition to making it into the record books, Wilson also achieved all-conference honors in the indoor mile by placing second at the conference meet. Rounding out the success for Brokaws first year at UNI was sophomore 3000 meter steeple chaser, Callie Matthews, who finished the season ranked third all-time in school history for the event. From his early success recruiting and coaching, Brokaw was selected to attend the 2014 Emerging Elite Coaches Camp in Chula Vista, California. This camp is designed for new, promising college cross country and track & field coaches around the world. What is considered to be one of the premier coaching education camps in the country, this week long camp is held at the Olympic Training Center in beautiful southern California. In 2012-13 Brokaw served as an assistant coach at Emporia State University in Emporia, Kansas. Much like his role at Northern Iowa, he worked with the cross country teams, middle distance and distance events in track. As an athlete at Emporia State University from 2009-2012, Brokaw was team captain and part of the squad that placed fifth at the Division II Indoor National Championships in 2011. That team followed up their fifth place finish indoors with a fourth place finish at the Division II Outdoor National Championships. Brokaw graduated from Emporia State University in 2013 with a Bachelors Degree of Science in Education. Currently he is working towards a Masters Degree in Exercise Science from the University of Northern Iowa.