Tyree Price

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Texas Christian

Division 1

Tyree Price begins his fourth season as a member of the Horned Frog staff as an assistant coach (jumps) for the TCU track and field programs in 2026.

During the 2025 season, Price was key in helping three men's jumpers secure All-big 12 honors. At the indoor championship meet, freshman triple jumper Jamitrius Jessie leaped 14.97m (49 1-½) to secure fifth overall, while Coulaj Eans (long jump) recorded a new season best of 7.51m to win a bronze medal and Damilare Olukosi (triple jump) took home bronze with a jump of 15.80m at the outdoor conference meet. On the women's side, he mentored Alleah Krote to the No. 4 indoor (12.85m) and No. 6 outdoor (12.64m) triple jump marks in program history.

In his first season with the Frogs, he helped the long and triple jumpers to a strong campaign. In the women's long jump, Emma Seetoo's leap of 6.08m (19-11.50) was good for seventh at the Big 12 Championship, earning her a spot on the podium.

Named the USTFCCCA Women's South Region Assistant Coach of the Year in 2020, Price most recently comes to Fort Worth after spending the past two seasons at USC. He had a stellar two years with the Trojans, highlighted five First-Team NCAA All-Americans, 14 NCAA West Regional Qualifiers and and 17 All-Pac-12 Student-Athletes.
 
Price coached Allie Jones, the 2023 NCAA Indoor Championships runner-up in the pentathlon. Jones broke the USC school record in the heptathlon and finished fourth overall at the NCAA Outdoor Championships. She also was crowned a Pac-12 Champion in the heptathlon with 6,234 points.
 
Two of Price's athletes (Johnny Brackins Jr., Jones) qualified for the USATF Outdoor Championships. Price also guided two athletes to the USATF U20 Outdoor Championships.
 
Price spent a year at Columbia University as an assistant coach, working with jumps and multis. Columbia and the Ivy League did not compete in track and field during the 2021 season due to COVID-19.
 
Prior to Columbia, Price was at Bethune-Cookman University for eight seasons, serving as an assistant track and field coach and an athletic compliance assistant.
 
During his time at Bethune-Cookman his men's jumpers posted the top six high jump marks in school history, the top seven long jumps and top seven triple jumps. The women's jumpers also had the five top high jumps in school history, seven of the top eight long jumps and the top five triple jump marks.
 
During the 2019-20 school year, Price was named USTFCCCA Women's South Region Assistant Coach of the Year, the first non-ACC or SEC coach to earn the honor. He guided Monae' Nichols to PRs in the long jump at 6.44m (21-1.50) and triple jump at 12.81m (42-0.50) earning Second-Team All-America honors. 
 
He also guided his athletes to score 42 of the team's 82 points at the MEAC Championships.  Nichols won conference titles in the long and triple jumps and was named Co-Field Athlete of the Meet. He also led Thea Shaw to a MEAC title in the pentathlon.
 
Price spent six seasons as the head track and field and cross country coach at South Carolina State prior to Bethune-Cookman. At SCSU he coached 51 NCAA Regional qualifiers, 2 NCAA Indoor qualifiers, 5 NCAA All-Americans, 8 NCAA Outdoor qualifiers, 4 USA Junior National qualifiers, over 125 MEAC All-Conference athletes, over 70 MEAC Commissioner's All-Academic Team honorees, 30 MEAC Champions, two MEAC record holders, 41 SCSU school record holders, 11 B-CU school record holders, and one IAAF World Juniors (Team USA) performer.
 
Price was a member of the SC State University track & field team for four years (1995-98), and also was a member of the SC State University football team (1995). Price received his bachelor's degree in biology/pre-med from South Carolina State in 1998.
 
In addition to his degree from SC State, the Summerville, S.C. native has a master's degree in sport management/sport administration from Southern New Hampshire University in 2015, he also received his Certification in Strength and Conditioning (NCACE) in 2018, and is a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.

Leo Settle

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Southern Methodist

Division 1

Leo Settle serves as an Assistant Coach (Sprints, Hurdles, and Relays) at Southern Methodist University (SMU). Since joining the Mustangs staff in 2019, the sprinters and hurdlers have rewritten the SMU record books, capturing 11 program records and securing 11 All-American honors. The 2026 season marked another milestone, highlighted by Kirin Chacchias All-American performance in the 400m hurdles at the NCAA Championships, setting a new program record of 56.69 seconds. In addition, the indoor 4x400m relay team set a new school record with 3:37.47.

Settle also served as the meet director for SMU's return to hosting home track meets in Dallas for the first time in 27 years, during the 2025 season.


Prior to SMU, Coach Settle held coaching roles at Cal State Northridge, UTEP, and New Mexico. During his tenure at UTEP, he helped lead the Miners to six Conference titles, coached an Olympic qualifier, three IAAF World Championships qualifiers, and 12 conference champions.

As a student-athlete at Arkansas-Little Rock, Settle was a 10-time Sun Belt individual champion, a USA Track Indoors 200m finalist, and an inductee into the Little Rock Athletics Hall of Fame. He holds a Masters degree in Exercise Science and Sport Management.

Doug Marshall

Director of Track and Field

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North Texas

Division 1

Doug Marshall was named North Texas Director of Track & Field on June 27th, 2022.

Having recently completed his third year, Marshall has coached 64 athletes to all-conference honors, including nine individual champions while navigating the Mean Green from Conference USA to the American Athletic Conference during the 2023-24 season. The Mean Green have sent seven qualifiers to the NCAA Championships during his tenure, with four earning All-America honors.

The 2024-25 school year saw Marshall's teams set nine school records during the indoor season and five more throughout the outdoor slate. Jaylen Washington became the first male athlete in program history to earn All-America honors at the indoor meet, placing 16th in the 60 meters. Under Marshall's leadership, both teams improved upon their finishes at the conference championships from the 2023-24 season with the men placing fourth in indoors and fifth in outdoors, while the women took seventh and eighth, respectively. The Mean Green sent 12 athletes to compete in individual events at the NCAA West Preliminary Round, which tied the most for the program since 2010.

In the program's first season in the American Athletic Conference, Marshall guided Sukeil Foucha and KeAyla Dove to indoor conference titles, while Chinazaekpere Okoye captured gold in the 400-meter hurdles at the outdoor meet. Dove went on to earn second-team All-America accolades in the shot put for the second time in her career after doing so at the 2023 NCAA Outdoor Championships where she was joined by honorable mention All-Americans Zion Hill and Karlington Anunagba.
 
A San Antonio native, Marshall spent four seasons as head coach of Iowa Western men's and women's track & field and cross country from 2019-22. In that time, IWCC won three national championships and finished in the top six 13 times after only two top-six finishes in the previous four years. Marshall is the 12th director of track and field in UNT history.
 
The Reivers finished the 2021-22 season as the women's indoor and outdoor national champions, runner-up for men's outdoor title, and as the men's indoor third-place finisher.  The program added 17 individual national champions and 29 NJCAA All-Americans. Marshall was honored as region coach of the year by the USTFCCCA. His teams combined to post a GPA of more than 3.8 for the year.
 
Freshman distance runner Hilda Chebet was named National Women's Track Athlete of the Year by the USTFCCCA for the indoor season after scoring 38 points at the meet. Marshall also had two athletes achieve major success at the 2022 USA U-20 National Championship meet with women's high jumper Miracle Ailes finishing first (1.81m/5-11.25) and men's quarter-miler Andrew Brown finishing seventh (47.40).
 
In 2021, Marshall guided the IWCC women's program to the school's first team national championship during the indoor season.  Iowa Western won six individual titles and claimed three second-place finishes. He earned his first national coach of the year honor following the indoor title.
 
The cross country program also posted its two highest team finishes in program history under Marshall's leadership. The 2020 men's squad finished third in the country and followed that performance in the 2021 season as the national runner-up. Individually, women's cross country runner Faith Linga won national titles in both 2019 and 2020.
 
The 2020 indoor season saw the Reivers perform well as a team, with the women's side finishing in sixth place, while the men finished in the top 15. Marshall's first year at IWCC in 2019 was successful as both the men's and women's teams finished in the top 15 both indoor and outdoor. The highlight of the year was the women's team finishing as region champions during outdoors.
 
All told, Marshall coached 28 junior college individual national champions and 131 NJCAA All-Americans in his four seasons at the helm.  In addition, the women's team was the NJCAA top team GPA honoree from 2019-21 and the men were runner-up for three straight years.
 
Prior to coming to Council Bluffs, Marshall served one season in 2018 as head coach at Garden City Community College in Kansas. In his lone season, Marshall led the Broncbusters to top 20 finishes in both the men's and women's indoor national meets and numerous individual awards, including a national championship in the men's indoor heptathlon.
 
Marshall served as an assistant at Garden City for three seasons from 2015-17 before being promoted to head coach. He coached 11 All-Americans and 33 national qualifiers in the indoor and outdoor seasons with the Broncbusters as an assistant.
 
He also spent time coaching at Hartford and Garden City high schools in Kansas. Marshall earned his bachelor's degree from Emporia State in 2011, where he was an NCAA qualifier in the triple jump and holds the third-best triple jump in school history. Marshall earned seven All-MIAA awards in both the long and triple jumps.
 
Marshall is married to the former Erin Gerstberger. The couple has a daughter, Avery, and twin sons, Brendan and Cason.

Wes Miller

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South Plains

Junior College

Wes Miller 

Head Track & Field Coach 


Coach Miller enters his 7th season at South Plains College (3rd as Head Coach) and his 20th season coaching track & field and cross-country. 


South Plains College continues to hold the standard of excellence in Track & Field resulting in a total of 52 National Titles. The mens program has won 9 of the past 10 track & field championships, and 16 of the past 19 outdoor championships dating back to 2007.   


Millers first season back at the helm resulted in immediate success, winning 2 team titles including the 2025 Mens Indoor & Outdoor NJCAA Championships. Miller was named the USTFCCCA National Coach of the Year for both the indoor and outdoor seasons, while also receiving USTFCCCA Regional Coach of the Year honors for both seasons. Season achievements include 70 All-Americans, 20 Individual National Champions, 9 new SPC school records, 1 NJCAA National Record, and twice being named Coach of the Meet at the Indoor and Outdoor championships. 


Coach Miller Stats: 


9 National Championships 


2021 Indoor Men; 2021 Outdoor Men; 2021 Outdoor Women; 2022 Indoor Men; 2022 Outdoor Men; 2023 Indoor Men; 2023 Outdoor Men; 2025 Indoor Men; 2025 Outdoor Men 


123 Individual National Champions 


419 All-Americans 


8 x USTFCCCA National Coach of the Year 


10 x USTFCCCA Regional Coach of the Year 


6 NJCAA National Record Holders 


Mens 400mH; Mens 800m(i); Mens 60mH; Mens 4x800m (i); Mens 4x800m (o); Mens 600y 


26 SPC School Records 


Has Coached National Champions in the:  


60m (3x), 60mH (1x), 100m (3x), 200m (5x), 400m (3x), 400mH (3x), 600m (5x), 800m (5x), 1000m (4x), Mile (1x), 4x100m (2x), 4x400m (8x), 4x800m (6x), Distance Medley Relay (2x), Long Jump (2x), Pole Vault (2x), Shot Put (2x), Discus (1x), Javelin (1x), 10,000m (1x)  


Coach Miller brings a robust array of credentials and certifications to his coaching role. He is a Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) through the National Strength & Conditioning Association (NSCA) and has earned multiple USTFCCCA Specialist Certifications in Sprints, Hurdles, and Relays; Jumping Events; Distance Events; and Combined Events. Additionally, he holds the USATF Level 1 Certification and was invited to participate in the prestigious USATF Emerging Elite Coaches Camp. His extensive knowledge and hands-on experience equip him to develop athletes across a wide range of disciplines, ensuring their success both on the track and in their athletic careers. 


In his first stint at SPC (2019-2023), Coach Miller enjoyed a prolific four-year tenure, where he played a pivotal role in the programs national prominence. His coaching prowess contributed to a staggering 253 All-Americans and 88 National Champions. He guided his athletes to set 5 NJCAA Records and more than 200 NJCAA Top 20 All-Time Marks. His dedication to his athletes earned him the title of National Assistant Coach of the Year six times, alongside eight Regional Assistant Coach of the Year awards. Under his leadership, the SPC teams captured 7 National Championships and secured multiple Runner-up and Third-place Finishes at National Competitions, consistently ranking among the best in the nation. 


Coach Millers success is further highlighted by his ability to develop elite competitors. He has coached athletes to world-class achievements, including a World Record Holder, a Collegiate Record Holder, and several Olympic Qualifiers who competed in events such as the Men's 400 hurdles, the Womens 100m, and the Mens 400m. He has coached athletes that have gone on to U.S. World & Olympic Trials, USA Indoor & Outdoor Championships, USA Junior National Championships, as well as Olympic & World trials competitions in multiple countries. His former athletes have also earned medals at World Championships as well as the Pan American Games, including silver medals in the Women's Heptathlon and Men's 400 hurdles. 


Prior to returning to SPC, Miller was the Head Coach of the Track & Field and Cross-Country programs at Wayland Baptist University (2023-2024), Coach Miller made an extraordinary impact in one and a half short seasons, successfully recruiting over 70 new members and cultivating a competitive team culture. Under his leadership, the program celebrated impressive achievements, including 41 National Qualifiers, 15 All-Americans, and 5 National Champions. The mens team improved quickly, resulting in national finishes of 3rd in the NJCAA in cross country, 6th in the NJCAA in track & field as well as conference championship runners-up in cross country, reflecting Coach Millers commitment to excellence and development. 


Before arriving at SPC, Miller gained eight years of NCAA Division 1 coaching experience at Louisiana Tech University (2011-2016) and Northwestern State University (2016-2019), Coach Miller has a proven track record of success serving as Associate Head Coach at both universities. His teams achieved 58 All-Conference Performances and 32 National Championship Qualifiers, including 4 All-Americans. Miller set new standards at Louisiana Tech, coaching athletes to 7 school records and multiple national appearances. His influence helped NSU achieve its highest combined team finishes in school history during the 2016 Southland Conference Championships, where the women's team finished 2nd and the men's team finished 3rd. His coaching also resulted in USTFCCCA #1 & #3 National Final Squad Rankings in the Mens Triple & Long Jumps respectively among all Division 1 schools. 


Coach Millers commitment to relentless recruitment has allowed him to attract talent from around the globe, having signed and coached athletes from countries including Nigeria, Kenya, Tunisia, Algeria, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, Grenada, Bahamas, Barbados, Colombia, Venezuela, Ireland, Canada, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Turkey, Morocco, Brazil, Mexico, Cameroon, Guyana, Cayman Islands, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Spain, France, Germany, Ukraine, and the United States. His ability to identify untapped talent and develop athletes throughout their collegiate careers has resulted in numerous national champions and world-class competitors, showcasing his impact on the sport. 


Prior to his collegiate coaching experience, Coach Miller served as the Head Track & Field and Cross-Country Coach at San Antonio Christian Schools for three years (2008-2010). During his tenure there, he guided his teams to 4 Team Championships and 2 Runner-up Finishes, establishing a legacy of success. He also played a pivotal role in founding Celerity Performance, a very successful club track & field and cross-country team in San Antonio in 2011, further showcasing his commitment to developing athletes from the grassroots level. 


Academically, Coach Miller is well-qualified, holding a Bachelors degree in Kinesiology and a Masters degree in Health & Human Performance with a specialization in Sports Administration. His academic background complements his coaching philosophy, as he teaches various college courses in Kinesiology, Exercise & Sports Science, and Health & Human Performance, sharing his knowledge and passion for sports with the next generation of athletes. Coach Miller has also spoken at numerous track & field and sports conventions and clinics across Texas and Louisiana over the years. 


Away from the track, Coach Miller enjoys a fulfilling family life with his wife, Kyle, and their two children, Adelyn and Colton. His commitment to family mirrors his dedication to nurturing athletes, creating a supportive environment where both can thrive. With a passion for athletics and a proven track record of success, Coach Miller continues to shape the future of track and field at South Plains College, inspiring athletes to reach their full potential and achieve greatness on and off the field.