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Micheal Wellington

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Micheal Wellington has been the Warrior Head Coach since 2013 where he was named "Track & Field Head Coach of the Year" by the Daily News. He is a graduate of CSUN, where he received his Bachelor's Degree in Psychology in 2003. He ran the 110 high hurdles for the Matadors, running a lifetime best of 14.93 in a year where the Matador men won the team Championship. Micheal Wellington also received his Master's Degree in Education in 2011 from the University of La Verne. Since Becoming a Head Coach Micheal's athletes have broken 32 school records, he has developed 47 individual league champions, 17 individual CIF champions (Relays included), 7 state finalists, 1 Divisional Team championship, 3 Runner Ups, and has sent 17 athletes to college on athletic scholarships. He began his coaching career at College of the Canyons in 2004 as a volunteer hurdle coach. He coached two athletes ('04, '05) who qualified for the state championships in his 3 year stint. Micheal Wellington is a USATF Level 2 certified coach specializing in Sprints, Hurdles, and Relays, also trains 800 runners, as well as being a Certified Personal Trainer.

NOTABLES:
Dominic Davis: 10.39/21.27 (USC)
Diab Davis: 10.43/21.63 (CAL)
Asia Watts: 11.92/24.73 (UNLV) 200/400
Marcel Myers 21.85/48.51 (NAU)
Chanel Rogers 24.91/55.81 (CSU Fullerton) 800:
Max Valadez 1:55.06 (West Alabama)
Kevin Wilkinson 1:54.76 (ASU) 100/300 Hurdles:
Skylin Harbin 14.10/41.79 (Tulane)
Brisa Guzman-Sanchez 14.22/43.78 (CSU Fullerton)

Ekaterina Hupalo 14.36 (PSU)
Leah Lambert 14.44/45.54 (SJSU)
Mason Guzman-Sanchez 14.15/39.41 (CSU Fullerton)

Matthew Harmon 14.80/38.44 (CSULA)