Fall News Letter

MTCCCA Newsletter
Fall 2015 Issue
Volume 20 – Issue 1
Message from the President
Coaches,
December will be here sooner than you know it! I wanted to take
this moment to join us for our yearly celebration of cross country,
track and field, and coach young people at our Missouri Track &
Cross Country Coach’s Association clinic. Our clinic will build off
the success of the recent clinics we are offering many great sessions.
Unique to this year’s version of the clinic we will offer a record
number of sessions and speakers. This year we will have two of the
most successful coaches at the elite level delivering our Thursday
night keynote speeches. Boo Schexnayder and Lance Brauman will
deliver a masters class on coaching and life. Make sure you get there
early to get a good seat! My goal this year was to have more hands-on
sessions specifically targeting the throwing and jumping events. Boo
Schexnayder, Ty Sevin, and Brett Halter will bring their professional
and college experience to help you not only see what they do but
how it feels when training these explosive events! Be prepared to
immerse yourself in the learning process. So coaches make sure you
bring your tennis shoes and be prepared to join in the fun! Another
passion of mine is making sure we not only train our athletes, but
we keep them healthy too. Following this passion, I have invited
doctors, coaches, and health specialist who specialize in the world
of track and field. Dr. Colter, Dr. Cyd Williams, Carl Valle, and Tom
Gose will offer us a peek into the things they have done to keep
our athletes healthy to run, jump, and throw at the highest level.
Addition to physical health it is important to make sure your athlete’s
psyche is primed for competition too! Hall of Fame coaches Roberta
McWoods Kirkwood HS, and Jim Cary Lindbergh HS will discuss
the mental aspect of the sport we love. In the world of distance, we
will have the distinct pleasure of picking the brain of great coaches
in both cross country and track. It is my honor to have college coach
Julie Stackhouse along with Illinois high school coach of the year
Jon Burnett of O’Fallon HS and former Missouri coach of the year
Jesse Griffin of Lee’s Summit West HS. In the world of jumps, we will
get a chance to hear from successful jumps coach James Peister Blue
Springs HS. Peister’ s two triple jumpers put on a clinic of their own
at state finishing first and second during the championship. Along
with James, we will have Scott Knox, who creates jump factories
wherever he coaches now at Salisbury HS. In the Pole Vault, both
Chris Moore Rockwood Summit HS and Jim Cary Lindbergh HS will
give us an inside look at what it takes to create a pole vault program
that takes a novice to a champion! Along with throw experts Brett
Halter and Ty Sevin, we also invited the passionate throws coach
Tom Papez of Timberland HS who will share what it takes to create
throwers who defy the laws of gravity! In the world of sprints, you
will not be disappointed. At the clinic, the sprints will be a focus.
Almost each session there will be someone discussing the intricacies
of sprinting and hurdles. The sprint sessions this will include a
plethora of coaches including pro coach Lance Brauman, Florida
hall of fame coach Ken Brauman of Seminole HS, Nick Buckvar
Ladue HS, James Gillespie CBC, pro coach Carl Valle, Matt Warren
Lafayette HS, Steve Warren Parkway Central HS, Phil Wollbrink
Hazelwood West HS, and yours truly Ryan Banta at Parkway Central
HS. This year’s clinic we are experimenting with some combined
sessions where you get two coaches for the price of one. Last but not
least at the hall of fame we get the chance to honor our most recent
inductees and it is a who’s who’s list of great coaches and athletes.
Please don’t forget to join us for our Hall of Fame dinner to honor
coaches Brian Jett, Sheldon Webster, Doug Carder and multi-time
world champion medalist Michael Franks! It should be another
night of great memories, laughs, and, of course, a treasure trove of
coaching wisdom. See you December 10th 2015 in Columbia, MO.
Regards,
Ryan Banta
MTCCCA President
Head Girl’s Coach Cross Country and Track & Field
Parkway Central High School
Missouri Track and Cross Country Coaches Association
Annual Clinic and Hall of Fame Induction • Sponsored by MTCCCA
December 10-12, 2015 • Holiday Inn Select Executive Center, Columbia, MO
2014 MTCCCA Clinic Speakers
Wayne Ballwin
With gratitude and humility, I have been involved in the profession
of education for 43 years. It is been my good fortune to have served
as the head boys Cross Country at Kirkwood HS (Kirkwood School
District) in the Kirkwood, MO for 33 years. In addition, I have
served as the boys distance coach for the Pioneer Track and Field
team for 32 years. Currently, I am the associate head coach of the
Pioneer Track and Field team and Roberta McWoods, head Pioneer
Track and Field coach, is an outstanding colleague and my friend.
During the course of my coaching experience in Kirkwood, I have
coached State qualifiers, State medalists and State champions, as well
as student-athletes who have simply become better human beings
because of their association with Pioneer >CC> and/or Track and
Field. Fortunately, I am surrounded by great coaches and wonderful
student-athletes, and have been provided with opportunities to grow
on a daily basis.
Ryan Banta
Head Track and Field Coach at Parkway Central since 2003. His
athletes have won eight district plaques (1st or 2nd) in nine years.
Coach Banta has had thirty eight all state performances, fourteen
nationally ranked events, eight state champions, eight runners up
at state, three Gatorade athletes of the year, and two state records.
In addition to his work at Parkway Central he also has worked
with numerous area athletes as a personal trainer and the summer
track and field club the St. Louis Lightning. Currently coach Banta
is the MTCCCA President 2015. He is an active blogger on www.
elitetrack.com, speedendurance.com, just-fly-sports.com, and was
invited to the Olympic Training Center as an emerging elite coach
in 2012. Kelly Behlman
Kelly Behlmann, Physical Therapist, is the founder and Executive
Director of Disabled Athlete Sports Association, DASA. DASA was established in 1997 as a agency that allows opportunities
for athletes with physical disabilities to participate and compete in
sports recreationally and competitively. DASA is recognized by the
USOC as a training pipeline for athletes with disabilities to compete
at the Paralympics. DASA boasts 3 gold medalist in Sled Hockey,
one womens national sled hockey team member, one swimming
national team member and many national and international record
holders in sports such as Archery, Track and Field, Swimming and
Sled Hockey. Kelly has been coaching parasports for over 20 years
and is a USATF Certified official with certification in parasport. Lance Brauman
Lance Brauman has a successful record of training top level athletes.
He has coached five gold, four silver and two bronze Olympic
Medalists along with eleven gold, ten silver, and four bronze World
Championship Medalists. Lance has had at least two medalists at
every major championship since 2004. He held coaching positions
at both Barton County Community College (7 years) and The
University of Arkansas (4 years).
Ken Brauman
Ken Brauman, is currently the head boys and girls track coach ay
Seminole High School in Sanford, Florida. He served as head
manager of the U.S. Olympic men’s team for the 2012 Games in
London. Ken has been named Florida track coach of the year ten
times and was named the national high school track coach of the
year in 1997. Brauman is a member of the Florida Track and Field
Hall of Fame and the Florida Athletic Coaches Association Hall
of Fame. He has served as the head manager of two U.S. World
Junior Championship team staffs and has been the assistant coach
on six U.S. international teams, including the ‘97 World Indoor
Championships in Paris, the ‘01 World Outdoor Championships
in Edmonton, Canada. Most recently he was head manager of the
World Indoor Championships in Doha, Qatar, in March, and the
‘09 World Outdoor Championships in Berlin. He also will be head
manager at the 2011 World Outdoor Championships in Daegu,
South Korea, in August.
Nick Buckvar
Nick Buckvar has been involved in coaching track & field for the past
10 years, including 3 years volunteering at Ladue Horton Watkins
and with the Lightning Track Club form 2005-2008. From 2009-2011
Coach Buckvar served as a full time Assistant Sprint Coach at Ladue.
He helped coach the Rams to a Girls Class 4A State Championship
in 2009 and a runner-up trophy in 2010. In 2010 and 2011 the
Ladue Boys qualified for the Class 4 State Championships in all 3
sprint relays, winning the 4x400 in 2010 (3:17.06) and 4x200 in 2011
(1:28.05). In 2012, as the Head Boys Track Coach at McCluer High
School, Coach Buckvar led the Comets to a 2nd place team finish.
Buckvar served as the First Assistant Coach for Track & Field at
Christian Brothers College High School (CBC) in St. Louis. Coach
Buckvar coached the long sprints and hurdles at CBC, where he
helped the Cadets earn a 3rd place finish at the 2013 Class 4 State
Championships, and a 4th Place Team Finish in 2014. In 2013 and
2014 CBC won the Class 4 Boys 4x400m relay (3:16.1 and 3:14.98
respectively). Coach Buckvar has coached 4 boys and 3 girls state
championship relays, 32 boys and girls All-State Athletes to 78 All
State Performances. In addition to high school, Buckvar coaches the
Lightning Track Club and in 2013 & 2014 he served as an Assistant
State Selection Chair and Boys Sprint Coach for Team Missouri at
the Great Southwest Track & Field Classic.
Missouri Track and Cross Country Coaches Association
Annual Clinic and Hall of Fame Induction • Sponsored by MTCCCA
December 10-12, 2015 • Holiday Inn Select Executive Center, Columbia, MO
2014 MTCCCA Clinic Speakers
Jon Burnett
Jon Burnett has been coaching boys cross country and track at
O’Fallon High School for over 20 years. His cross country teams
have accumulated 3 State trophies, 7 Sectional titles, 7 Regional
titles, and 9 Conference titles. Seven of Burnett’s athletes have
earned All-State honors in either cross country or track. One athlete,
Patrick Perrier, was State Champion in cross country and the 1600m
in track. In 2012, the IHSA awarded him with the 3A Boys Cross
Country Coach of the Year Award.
Jim Cary
Jim Cary was elected to the MTCCCA Hall of Fame in 2004. He
has coached several athletes who broke three All Division High
School State Records, as well as over 200 All State Athletes. He
has coached numerous NAIA All-American’s and (4) athletes who
went on to become Olympians or performed in the IAAF World
Championships.
Dr. Kim Coulter
Dr. Colter graduated from University of Missouri Rolla and
University of California Berkely with bachelor’s and master’s degrees
in chemical engineering. He graduated from Washinton University
Medical School in St. Louis in 1978. After internship and residency
training in Family Medicine at the University of Missouri Columbia,
he has practiced in Washington, Missouri for 34 years. He is the
father of two distance running daughters and has interests in medical
issues that impair distance running performance, particularly iron
deficiency.
team titles as a girls cross country coach at Lees Summit West. As
a head coach I have had a team place 2nd twice in track and field as
well as 3rd and 4th in cross country for podium finishes. As an
assistant coach I have been a part of one team girls state title at Lees
Summit North and one girls state track title at Lees Summit West. I
have coached 51 athletes to 136 all-state selections in my career in
Missouri.
Brett Halter
Currently in his sixth year as Head Coach, and 23rd year with the
Tigers’ Track & Field program, Brett Halter continues to establish
himself as one of the premier coaches in the country. During his
time at Mizzou, Coach Halter has developed and demonstrated
a brilliant understanding of the various technical aspects of the
throws. He has combined those skills with passion and effective
teaching to lead a long line of talented young Tiger athletes,
including 69 All-Americans, an NCAA Champion in the weight
throw, 26 Conference Champions, nine Olympic Trials qualifiers,
one Olympic Silver Medalist in the shot put, one IAAF World
Outdoor Champion in the shot put, and three IAAF World Indoor
Champions in the shot put. Halter is one a select few coaches in the
U.S. to hold the IAAF Level V Certification as an Elite Coach in the
Throwing Events, and he also holds a USATF Level III Certification
in the Throws.
James Gillespie
As a collegiate coach he has produced National Champions and
over 50 All-Americans. He is currently the head coach at Christian
Brothers College H.S. and previously coached at Hazelwood Central
H.S., Lindenwood University and Florissant Valley C.C. James is
Level 2 certified in sprints/hurdles/relays and jumps. Tom Gose
Tom Gose has served as a High School Head Coach for 32 seasons.
His teams have won 18 District Championships across three
sports. His Track & Field teams have won 12 of the past 15 District
Championships and have produced three State Championship events
(6 athletes) since 2006. He holds USATF Level 2 Certifications in
Sprints/Hurdles, Jumps and Multi-Events.
Jesse Griffin
I have been coaching for over 20 years at the high school level. My
last 8 years have been at Lees Summit West High School. State
championship teams I have coached as a head coach are one girls
state team title at Raytown South in Cross Country and four state
Scott Knox
Scott Knox enters his 4th year coaching jumpers at Salisbury
high school. He spent his first 8 years coaching at Moberly High
School (last 3 years as head coach) before coaching high jumpers
at University of Missouri for 1 year. In his first 2 years as head
coach at Moberly, Knox led them to their first conference title in
32 years, 1st district title in 34 years, and the highest team finish
at state in the history of the school. In 11 years coaching high
school, Knox’s jumpers have produced 73 All Conference, 67 All
District, 53 State Qualifiers, 39 All State, 8 Runner ups, and 5 State
Champions. He also coached the class 3 All-Time state record holder
in the girls triple jump (Ahshane Johnson 40’2 ¾). Knox also spent
3 years coaching Team Missouri at the Great Southwest Classic in
Albuquerque, New Mexico, and spoke on the jumps panel in the past
for MTCCCA.
Missouri Track and Cross Country Coaches Association
Annual Clinic and Hall of Fame Induction • Sponsored by MTCCCA
December 10-12, 2015 • Holiday Inn Select Executive Center, Columbia, MO
2014 MTCCCA Clinic Speakers
Roberta McWoods
29 years as track coach at Kirkwood with 20 as head girls coach and
the last 4 years also head boys coach. Three state trophy winning
teams and three district winning teams. A total of 206 state medals
brought home by her athletes that include 10 state champions. She
is #1 among active coaches in the number of medals her girls have
won. She was an All-State sprinter at Soldan and twice All-Big 8 in
the hepthalon at Mizzou. First female president of MTCCCA and
also served four years on the MSHSAA TF advisory committee.
commitment to the community, scholarship, and personal physical
achievement. Barbara has presented in past coaching conferences
focusing her efforts on the training table for maximum performance
and looks forward to sharing her insights and experiences in team
building and mental preparedness with her coaching colleagues.
James Piester
Tom Papez has been the throws coach at Timberland HS since the
school’s inception in 2002. Timberland has produced 37 Sectional
Qualifiers, 23 State Qualifiers, 11 All-State Participants and 4 State
Champions in the throws during that time. Timberland’s throwing
program regularly has 30 or more throwers every year and 14
Timberland thrower graduates have moved on to compete in college.
Tom is married to his college sweetheart Lori of 20 years and has 5
wonderful children. His oldest daughter Victoria competes in Track
at Greenville College. Tom placed 7th and 3rd respectively in the
Wisconsin state track and field championships in 1990 and 1991 in
shot put while in high school.
James Peister is beginning his fourth year of involvement with the
Blue Springs High School Track and Field program. He was named
head horizontal jumps coach for the boys’ team in 2013. James has
been involved in successful youth sports coaching and development
within the local community for over 12 years.
Coach Peister led the 2014 horizontal jumps program resulting in
a State Champion in the Triple Jump contributing to a State Team
Championship, and a 2015 program resulting in a returning State
Triple Jump Champion, a State runner-up in the Triple Jump and
a State runner-up in the Long Jump contributing to a team back to
back State Championship. Outside of the high school arena, Peister
served for three years as a USATF clinician and summer Track and
Field youth development coach for horizontal jumps and sprints.
Born in Broken Bow, NE., Peister is a graduate of Dana College
(1992) and Washington University in Saint Louis (2003). He and his
wife Sherri have four children: Jacob (19), Nakia (17), Morgan (11),
and Mitchell (8). James was inducted into the Broken Bow Sports
Hall of Fame in November 2012 for his achievements in football,
track & field, and basketball.
Barbara Pener
Irving “Boo” Schexnayder
Chris Moore
Chris Moore is the head girls’ track and field coach at Rockwood
Summit High School.
Thomas Papez
Barbara Pener is a 30 year educator in the Kirkwood School District
where she teaches 8th graders Earth Science, Astronomy, and STEM:
Robotics. She has had the good fortune of spending over twenty of
those years working with student athletes at Kirkwood High School. With track and field coaching experience that spans the throws,
long, triple, and high jump; and more recently the hurdle events. Barbara has been a part of one of the best track and field programs
in the state of Missouri under the leadership of Roberta McWoods. The KHS Track and Field program continuously builds a three
pronged approach towards the development of its Pioneer athletes;
Irving “Boo” Schexnayder is regarded internationally as an authority
in training, possessing 34 years of experience in the coaching and
consulting fields. Most noted for his 12 years at LSU, he developed
19 NCAA Champions, 10 Olympians, and was a part of 12 NCAA
Championship teams. Schexnayder coached jumpers Walter Davis to
multiple World Championships, and John Moffitt to a silver medal
at the 2004 Olympics. He has served on coaching staffs for many
international competitions including the 2008 Olympics in Beijing. Prior to this, he was a successful prep coach for 11 years, coaching
football, track and field, and cross country.
Ty Sevin
Ty Sevin currently serves as an Assistant Track and Field Coach at the
University of Texas. He earned two All-American honors as a Javelin
thrower while competing at Texas A&M University with a personal
best of 80.16m (263 ft.). Ty spent five years as the US National Coach
for the Throws and Pole Vault during his tenure as the Head Coach
at the US Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista, CA. As a coach
he has had five NCAA champions – (2) pole vault and (3) shot put;
thirteen US Champions – (6) javelin, (2) Discus, and (5) pol vault;
and ten Olympians – (3) Javelin, (3) Discus, and (2) pole vault.
Missouri Track and Cross Country Coaches Association
Annual Clinic and Hall of Fame Induction • Sponsored by MTCCCA
December 10-12, 2015 • Holiday Inn Select Executive Center, Columbia, MO
2014 MTCCCA Clinic Speakers
Julie Stackhouse
Julie Stackhouse is a USATF Certified Level I, II and III Instructor
in multiple event areas. She has coached Division I collegiate cross
country and track & field teams for over a decade (Furman, University
of North Florida, United States Air Force Academy, University of
Virginia) before making personal training a full-time pursuit. Her
entire life has been devoted to sports, fitness and wellness and she
obtained both her bachelors and masters degrees in Health and
Exercise Science while competing as a scholarship athlete at Furman
University. She is currently the head track & field coach at Providence
School in Jacksonville, FL. Her passion is sharing her expertise in
the field, training individuals from novice to elite, youth to masters
to achieve their personal bests, no matter their fitness goals. Her
emphasis is on lifestyle changes – in a healthy, safe, progressive and
FUN manner! Clean eating, effective personal workout design,
prevention from and rehabilitation of existing injuries is her focus. In addition, Julie is a Division I Heptathlete, 400m hurdler/800m
and cross country scholarship athlete. She was All-ACC at Clemson
University and successful middle distance athlete at Furman University.
She won her first attempted marathon and Full Iron and has competed
in Boston Marathon twice and HITS Naples Ironman. She was a 16
time individual state champion (NC record) and voted NCHSAA State
Track Meet MVP all four years.
Carl Valle
Coach Valle has coached Track and Field at every level, from high
school to the Olympic level in the sprints and hurdles. He has had the
privilege of working with great athletes that have been All-American
and school record holders. A technology professional, Coach Valle has
expertise in performance data as well as an understanding for practical
application of equipment and software. Carl is currently the director
of innovation for InsideTracker, and focuses his time on testing elite
athletes and using technology to help everyone on any level of human
performance reach their goals.
Matt Warren
Matt Warren has been coaching track and cross country for 17 years.
He began his career while in college coaching with his father at
Parkway Central in 1998. After getting his first teaching job at Fox High
School in 2001 he took an assistant XC & Track coaching job there
and was named head boys XC & Track coach in 2006. In 2009 Matt
moved to Lafayette (wildwood) High School where he is now assistant
XC and head men’s Track & Field coach. During his tenure at Fox and
Lafayette his Track teams have won 4 conference championships, 3
District titles and finished 2nd in State in 2014 & 2015. His teams are
consistently in contention for meet victories having won 28 regular
season invitational meets. In the Post-Season his teams have recorded
23 District champion events, 57 events qualified to State, 38 individual
or relay State medalists and 5 individual or relay state champions. Steve Warren
Steve Warren enters his 38th season as Head Coach of Parkway
Central’s Boys T & F (also headed the CC team for 33 years). He was
recognized as Teacher of the Year in 2006, retired from teaching in
2012, and entered the MTCCCA Hall of Fame in 2014. His teams
have won numerous championships and have placed in the top 3
at conference or district 34 times. His athletes have set 138 school
records (all levels), qualified to state 118 times, with 54 earning
All-State. Warren’s coaching tree includes 18 athletes or assistants
getting their start at PCH.
Dr. Cyd Charisse Williams
Cyd Charisse Williams, MD is a Primary Care Sports Medicine
Physician. Dr. Williams has been a USA Track and Field team
physician for four World Championships. In addition “back in
the day” Dr. Williams was a Missouri State 800 meter champion
and collegiate Track and Field athlete. A Primary Care Sports
Medicine Physician treats muscle, joint and bone injuries like an
orthopedist but is not a surgeon. Dr. Williams goal as a Primary
Care Sports Medicine Physician is rehabilitation of injury after
diagnose the underlying cause of injury, assess biomechanics, correct
biomechanics and enhance sports performance. Dr. Williams
trained at the University of Wisconsin - Madison.
Primary Care Sports Medicine (Adult and Child) 1994-1996
Adolescent Medicine 1994-1996
Pediatric Residency 1991-1994
Medical School 1987-1991
Phil Wollbrinck
Phil Wollbrinck has coached 14 years of Missouri High School track
and field producing 125 All-State Medalists and 22 of them being
State Champions. Last year at Northern Illinois University as the
women’s sprints and relays coach, the group came home with 13
MAC Conference Champions and 3 Runner-ups. One of those MAC
Champions was Aiesha Irvin-Muhammad running a personal best
time of 23.38 in the 200 at the NCAA West Regional and missing the
NCAA Championship meet by two spots. In 2014 at McCluer High
School Lydia Harold ran a personal best of 23.86 in the 200, while
three boys from McCluer ran under 22 seconds in the open 200 and
were a part of the State Champion 4x200 relay.
2015 MTCCCA Hall of Fame Inductees
Doug Carder
Retired Cass Midway coach. As head TF coach for over 20 years, his teams produced 151 All-State athletes, brought home 18 district plaques and
four state trophies. His girls XC teams qualified for the state meet nine years in a row, third longest streak ever, and brought home four state trophies.
He coached 17 All-State runners including two state champions. Over 20 years as a state meet official.
Michael Franks
Graduate of O’Fallon Tech HS. NCAA champion in the 400 Meters while at SIU, Silver medalist at the 1983 World Championships, gold medalist
at the 1985 IAAF Grand Prix final and two more gold medals at the World Cup that same year, Ended his career with a bronze at the 1987 World
Indoor Championship 400 meters and helped win gold at the Word Championships later that year in the 4X400 Relay.
Brian Jett
Head XC coach at Ste. Genevieve since 1996. His girl’s teams have brought home seven state trophies including four state championships. His boy’s
team has brought home another trophy as well. Forty-four All-State runners including two state champion. The girl’s TF coach since 2002. His
teams have produced 70 All-State athletes including eight state individual champions, two over-all state meet records, three state relay champions
and one team state championship plus two other state trophies.
Sheldon Webster
Began coaching as an assistant at Berkeley HS in 1987 and was part of six state championship teams. Took over as head TF and XC coach at McCluer
North in 1995 and except for two years at Maryville University, has been guiding those teams ever since. As head XC coach he has nine all-state
honors, plus nine conference, three district and two sectional championships. As head TF coach four conference and two district titles and 91 allstate athletes and six state champions. His teams have won the 2014 and 2015 state championships. Sheldon is a past president of MTCCCA and
selected by the USTFCCCA as the 2014 Missouri girls coach of the year.
2015 MTCCCA Clinic Agenda
Thursday, December 10, 2015
5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
5:00 pm – 7:00 pm
7:00 pm – 8:00 pm
8:00 pm – 9:00 pm
9:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Registration Open
Exhibits Open
Welcome / General Session I
Affecting Young People Through Track and Field,
Boo Schexnayder, Schexnayder Athletic Consulting
General Session II
Sprint Training from Youth to Professional,
Lance Brauman,
M-F Athletic Social
Friday, December 11, 2015
7:30 am – 5:00 pm
7:30 am – 5:00 pm
7:30 am – 8:30 am
8:30 am – 9:30 am
9:30 am – 9:50 am
9:50 am – 10:50 am
10:50 am – 11:10 am
11:10 am – 12:10 pm
12:10 pm – 1:30 pm
1:30 pm – 2:30 pm
Registration Open
Exhibits Open
Continental Breakfast
Concurrent Session I
• Javelin – Key Performance Indicators,, Ty Sevin,
University of Texas
• The O’Fallon XC Culture, John Burnett, O’Fallon
High School, Illinois
• From First Vault to State Champion: A Proven
Progression to take Beginners to Advance
Vaulters, Chris Moore, Rockwood Summit High
School
• Plyometrics – Planning and Safety, Boo
Schexnayder, Schexnayder Athletic Consulting
• Progressions to Teaching the Glide Shot Put,
Brett Halter, University of Missouri Columbia
• Techniques and Drills for Relays, Lance Brauman
Break
Concurrent Session II
• Transitioning the Middle Distance Athlete
from Cross Country to Track, Julie Stackhouse,
Providence School
• The Horizontal Jumps – Solving Foul Problems,
Boo Schexnayder, Schexnayder Athletic
Consulting
• Long to Short or Short to Long a Debate on the
Best Way to Train Sprinters, Nick Buckvar and
Ryan Banta, Parkway Central High School
• How to “Psych Up Not Psych Out” your Athletes,
Jim Cary, Lindbergh High School
• Learn by doing Javelin: “Javelin Delivery
Learning Progression” Ty Sevin, University of Texas
• Technique and Training for the Long Jump , Ken
Brauman, Seminole High School
Break
Concurrent Session III
• Triphasic Training for the High Jump, Ty Sevin,
University of Texas
• Hidden Ways to Improve Distance Runners –
Running Economy and Ferritin, Jesse Griffin, Lee
Summit West High School
• Injuries that are Considered “Just Part of the
Sport” Can be Prevented, Dr. Cyd Charisse
Williams, Athletic Sports Medicine
• Throws from A to Z, Brett Halter, University of
Missouri Columbia
• Training for the 400 Dash, James Gillespie,
Christian Brothers College High School
• Creating the Best Starts through Technique,
Lance Brauman
Attendees On Own for Lunch
Concurrent Session IV
• Coaching the 200 and the Uniqueness of the
Middle Sprint, Phil Wollbrinck, Hazelwood West
High School
2:30 pm – 3:00 pm
3:00 pm – 4:00 pm
4:15 pm – 5:15 pm
6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
8:00 pm – 11:00 pm
• Block Starts- Realistic Expectations with Large
Groups, Carl Valle, Spikes Only
• Stop Reaching for the Aspirin - How to Manage
the Training for Your Busiest and Best Athletes,
Tom Gose, Lindbergh High School
• Everything You Wanted to Know about Pole
Vault but were Afraid to Ask, Chris Moore,
Rockwood Summit and Jim Cary, Lindbergh
High School
• Cross Country the Secrets of a Successful Off
Season Program, Jon Burnett, O’Fallon High
School Illinois and Jessie Griffin, Lee Summit
West High School
• Developing Explosive Strength Specific to
Throwers, Brett Halter, University of Missouri
Columbia
Refreshment Break with Exhibitors
Concurrent Session V
• What is Para-athletics and How Does It Work
in the School Setting, Kelly Behlmann, Disabled
Athletes
• Tricks to get Your Jumper to Peak at the Right
Time, Scott Knox, Salisbury High School
• Designing a Season Long Plan for the High
School Discus and Shot, Thomas Papez,
Timberland High School
• The State of Track and Field in the United States,
Ken Brauman, Seminole High School
• A Thin Line: Nutrition Considerations for the
Female Athlete, Julie Stackhouse, Providence
School
MTCCCA Business Meeting
Hall of Fame Induction / Dinner
Social
Saturday, December 12, 2015
8:00 am – 11:30 am
8:00 am – 10:30 am
8:00 am – 9:00 am
9:00 am – 10:00 am
10:00 am – 10:15 am
10:15 am – 11:30 am
11:30 am
Registration Open
Exhibits Open
Continental Breakfast
Concurrent Session VI
• Add Function to Your Training - Off the Beaten
Path Methods to Accomplish More, Tom Gose,
Lindbergh High School
• Practical Monitoring for High School Track and
Field, Carl Valle, Spikes Only
• Finding and Developing the Hurdler, Steve
Warren, Parkway Central and Matt Warren,
Lafayette High School
• 3200 Meter Training for High School, Jon
Burnett, O’Fallon High School Illinois
• Officials Session
Refreshment Break with Exhibitors
Concurrent Session VII
• Character to Championships – Kirkwood’s
Character Development System for Track and
Field, Roberta McWoods, Barbara Pener and
Wayne Ballwin, Kirkwood High School
• Designing a Season Long Plan for the High
School Discus and Shot, Thomas Papez,
Timberland High School
• Helping Distance Runners Avoid the Pit Falls of
Low Iron and Ferritin, Dr. Kim Colter
• Triple and Long Jump Training for High School,
James Peister, Blue Springs High School
• Officials Session
Clinic Adjourns
General Information
Clinic Fee and Registration
The advance registration fee for the clinic is $100.00. After
November 30, 2015 the registration fee is $125.00. The fee includes
clinic attendance, clinic notes, Hall of Fame Induction/ Dinner and
your 2016 MTCCCA dues. Use the attached Clinic Registration
Form to register for the clinic or you may go on-line to
http://www.regonline.com/2015mtccca. Continental Breakfast on
Friday and Saturday, Hall of Fame Dinner, as well as the Socials on
Thursday and Friday evenings are included in the registration fee.
All attendees will receive a confirmation and invoice (if applicable)
by e-mail. If you do not receive an e-mail confirmation, please
contact Jamie Schieber (573) 445-2965 to confirm you are registered.
Hotel Reservations
A block of rooms has been reserved at the Holiday Inn Executive
Center for the MTCCCA Clinic. The discounted room rate is
$89.95 per room per night for 1-4 persons per room. Make your
reservation by calling the Holiday Inn Executive Center directly at
(573) 445-8531 and asking for the “MTCCCA Clinic rate”. Reservations must be made prior to November 26, 2015 to
guarantee the discounted rate.
Questions or Additional Information
If you have questions or need additional information, please contact
Jamie Schieber at Custom Meeting Planners at (573) 445-2965.
The first 400 registrants will receive a complimentary clinic gift.
Refunds will be granted if postmarked by November 4, 2015, but
must be submitted in writing and faxed to (573) 445-1831. Refunds
will not be granted after November 4, 2015, but substitutions will be
granted. Membership dues will not be refunded.
2015 MTCCCA Officers and Executive Committee
President:
2nd Vice President:
Executive Committee:
President-Elect:
Executive Committee:
Executive Secretary/Treasurer
1st Vice President:
Executive Committee:
Ryan Banta
Parkway Central High School
369 N. Woods Mill Rd.
Chesterfield, MO 63017
Phone: 314-415-5921
Email: [email protected]
Andy Youngworth
Carthage High School
1834 Southwood Ln
Carthage, Mo 64836
Phone: 417-358-6253
Email: [email protected]
Matt Candrl
Owensville High School
3336 Highway 19 North
Owensville, MO 65066
Phone: 573-437-2174
Email: [email protected]
Rebecca Wilmes
Battle High School
7575 St. Charles Rd.
Columbia, MO 65201
Phone: 573-268-5621
Email: [email protected]
Larry Cleair
Saxony Lutheran High School
1612 CR 227
Gordonville, MO 63701
Phone: 573-243-7993
E-Mail: [email protected]
Joe Cusack
Blue Springs High School
2000 West Ashton Drive
Blue Springs, MO 64015
Phone: 816-229-3459
E-Mail: [email protected]
Phillip Wollbrinck
Hazelwood West High School
1205 Blanchette Drive
Florissant, MO 63031
Phone: 636-699-0466
Email: [email protected]
Dean Hays
Hardin-Central High School
111 Parkway
Hardin, MO 64035
Phone: 660-398-4394
E-Mail: [email protected]