University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh Women's Track

Dorsey enters his fourth year as head coach of the UW-Oshkosh women's track & field program. He also begins his first season as the head coach for the mens track & field team. On the womens side, Dorsey was named NCAA Division III Indoor Coach of the Year in 2014 and shared the award with co-head coach Drew Ludtke in 2013. In addition to coaching UW-Oshkosh to two national indoor championships in 2013 and 2014, Dorseys outdoor squad placed second at the national meet in 2014 and 2015 as did his 2015 outdoor team and the 2013 outdoor squad co-coached by Ludtke. Dorseys womens squad has amassed 41 All-America citations 24 during the indoor season and 17 outdoors including 11 individual national indoor champions and nine outdoor national event titlists. Dorsey has also coached the womens team to 20 outdoor and 13 indoor WIAC event champions. In the 2015 campaign, Dorsey led the Titans to a second-place finish at the indoor national meet and seventh outdoors. His squads also placed second at the 2015 outdoor WIAC meet and third at the WIAC indoor event. Dorseys Titans claimed nine All-America citations during the indoor season and four outdoors. During the 2014 indoor season, Dorseys squad produced nine All-America performances, including five national event champions, on its way to the title. His Titans also claimed five event crowns at the WIAC Indoor Championships. Christy Cazzola was also named the NCAA Division III Indoor Track Scholar-Athlete of the Year. During the 2014 outdoor season, Dorseys Titans claimed eight All-America citations, including four individual event champions. UW-Oshkosh also won eight events at the conference meet. Cazzola was named the Outstanding WIAC Track Athlete and the NCAA Division III Outdoor Track Scholar-Athlete of the Year. During the 2013 indoor season as co-head coach, Dorsey helped guide the Titans to All-America performances in six events, including five event champions. He also co-coached four WIAC event titlists. Cazzola went on to be named the NCAA Division III Indoor Track Athlete of the Year, Division III Scholar-Athlete of the Year for womens indoor track & field, Division III Midwest Region Indoor Track Athlete of the Year, and the Outstanding WIAC Indoor Championship Track Athlete. As co-head coach during the 2013 outdoor season, Dorsey helped the Titans to five All-America accolades, including four national event champions. Dorsey also helped guide UW-Oshkosh to seven event titles at the conference meet. Cazzola was named Division III Athlete of the Year for womens outdoor track & field, the Outstanding Division III Outdoor Championship Track Athlete, Division III Midwest Region Athlete of the Year, and won the Outstanding WIAC Outdoor Track Athlete award. As an assistant coach from 2006-12, Dorsey helped UW-Oshkosh capture seven NCAA Division III Championships in men's and women's track & field. The Titans took both women's titles during 2006 and 2011, while winning the outdoor crown in 2007. UW-Oshkosh swept the men's indoor and outdoor championships in 2009. Dorsey, who's been the assistant strength and conditioning coach since 2007, focused on the sprints, hurdles and jumps as an assistant. He guided sprinter Camille Davis (2010-11) and jumper James Simms (2008-10) to six All-America finishes apiece. Athletically, Dorsey earned four varsity letters in both football and track & field at UW-La Crosse. He gained three All-America awards on the track while helping the Eagles to four indoor and three outdoor national championships. Dorsey was named to the 2003 All-WIAC Football Team after totaling 1,001 all-purpose yards. Dorsey earned his bachelor's degree (2005) in recreation management from UW-La Crosse, where he was the sprints coach during 2005. (10/1/2015)

Theisen (tie-sen) to his mens and womens coaching staff. Theisen, who served as a volunteer coach with the Titans last season, will tutor student-athletes in the throwing events and assist with recruiting. Im so excited to officially become an assistant coach in a fantastic track & field program like UW-Oshkosh, said Theisen. Both teams have an incredible reputation at the national level and very inviting co-workers. My goal is to continue the development of our throwers and help them score heavily for us at the conference and national championships. Last year, Theisen helped UW-Oshkoshs Elizabeth Abhold and Zachary Baehman achieve indoor All-America honors in the 20-pound weight throw and shot put, respectively. She also coached Abhold to the outdoor WIAC hammer throw title. Prior to her volunteer position at UW-Oshkosh, Theisen assisted with the University of Wisconsin throws program on a volunteer basis during the 2014-15 season. Her lone season with the Badgers followed numerous All-America mentions in the discus, shot put and weight throw events at the NCAA Division I and II levels. Theisen, an Eau Claire Regis High School graduate, began her collegiate career at NCAA Division II Winona State University (Minn.). She totaled five All-America awards for the Warriors, including one with her first-place effort in the discus at the 2011 national outdoor championship. In 2011, Theisen was named the Central Region Outdoor Field Athlete of the Year by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association. Following three seasons at Winona State University, Theisen transferred to NCAA Division I Indiana State University. She earned three All-America citations for the Sycamores during the 2014 season and was named the Most Outstanding Field Athlete at the Missouri Valley Conference Indoor Championship. Mary is going to be an excellent addition to our coaching staff, said Dorsey. She is enthusiastic, innovative, and very knowledgeable of the throwing events. Her experiences as a successful student-athlete will without a doubt lead to greater rewards for our throwers. Theisen concluded her collegiate career by placing ninth in the shot put at the USA Outdoor Championship. She also holds three state of Wisconsin powerlifting records. Theisen earned a bachelors degree in sport management from Indiana State University in 2014. (8/22/2016)