NCAA Coaches strong in the Triple Jump?

[boomervandal]

Can some of you enlighten me on whom some of the better triple jump coaches are at the NCAA level?

I coach two very gifted athletes who are looking for colleges who have a strong triple jump coach.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[KLocke]

Coach Floreal, Stanford University

[KevinM]

Most people I know point to Boo Schexnayder at LSU when this question comes up.

[ndamix]

Re: NCAA Coaches strong in the Triple Jump?

Can some of you enlighten me on whom some of the better triple jump coaches are at the NCAA level?

I coach two very gifted athletes who are looking for colleges who have a strong triple jump coach.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

If you're looking at the Division I level, someone mentioned Edrick Floreal of Stanford, there's Jake Jacoby (Louisville), Dick Booth of Arkansas, Cliff Rovelto (Kansas State), Jim Van Hootegem (Texas A&M), Mario Santega (Texas), and Nathan Taylor (Cornell) just to consider a few.

[Marlow]

Re: NCAA Coaches strong in the Triple Jump?

Nathan Taylor (Cornell)

I've also heard lots of good things there, and Cornell just had two good ones.

[gm]

Most people I know point to Boo Schexnayder at LSU when this question comes up.

Boo is a great TJ coach, but is no longer at LSU.

[KevinM]

Most people I know point to Boo Schexnayder at LSU when this question comes up.

Boo is a great TJ coach, but is no longer at LSU.

Thanks. I had totally forgotten that.

[dl]

Wayne Pate (Kansas). Coaches OT Champ Aarik Wilson (and Rose Richmond - LJ).

[Spikette]

Dean Hayes at Middle Tennessee. Pretty good with Long Jumpers too.