Track & Cross Country Camps

Learn from a staff that coaches at the highest level.

Our camps put high school athletes in front of coaches who work at the NCAA level — technical instruction, race preparation and the habits that separate athletes who keep improving from those who stall.

Who you will be working with.

  • Beth Alford-Sullivan, camp founder and director

    Beth Alford-Sullivan

    FOUNDER AND DIRECTOR

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  • Rich Miller, throws coach

    Rich Miller

    THROWS

    A former UConn decathlete and team co-captain, Rich Miller is in his 30th season on the Huskies staff, where he has coached All-Americans in the pole vault and decathlon.

  • Selwyn Maxwell, sprints and hurdles coach

    Selwyn Maxwell

    SPRINTS AND HURDLES

    Selwyn Maxwell is UConn’s associate head coach. He helped lead the Huskies’ men’s and women’s programs to a sweep of the BIG EAST indoor and outdoor titles from 2022 to 2025, after coaching six NCAA All-Americans at MIT.

  • Jim Sullivan, pole vault coach

    Jim Sullivan

    POLE VAULT

    Jim Sullivan holds a Ph.D. in exercise physiology and has coached pole vaulters at Stanford, Penn State, Tennessee and UConn, including 2016 NCAA champion Jake Blankenship.

  • Darryl Sullivan, jumps coach

    Darryl Sullivan

    JUMPS

    Darryl Sullivan competed for Team USA in the high jump at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics. He was a four-time All-American at Tennessee, where he still holds the school record at 7’7.75”.

  • Connor Mahoney-Ashberry, distance coach

    Connor Mahoney-Ashberry

    DISTANCE

    Connor Mahoney-Ashberry is UConn’s assistant distance coach and recruiting coordinator. Before UConn he spent time at Purdue and Alabama, where he assisted in coaching 32 NCAA Division I All-Americans and was part of the staff that won the 2017–18 USTFCCCA Program of the Year.

Facilities

  • Indoor track inside the Hugh S. Greer Field House at UConn

    Greer Field House

    INDOOR TRACK

    The Hugh S. Greer Field House, which was renovated in July 2023, opened in 1954 and was originally home to the UConn men’s and women’s basketball programs until 1990. The facility is named after former men’s basketball coach and athletic director Hugh S. Greer.

    Greer Field House features a Martin ISS 2000 surface constructed of rubber particles bound with polyurethane. The complex includes locker rooms, weight room facilities and a new fueling station. The facility houses a 200-meter track with an eight-lane straightaway sprint area, an infield area with separate long jump and triple jump pits, and pole vault and high jump areas.

  • George J. Sherman Family Sports Complex outdoor track at UConn in Storrs

    Sherman Complex

    OUTDOOR TRACK AND FIELD

    The George J. Sherman Family Sports Complex is home to the UConn Field Hockey, Women’s Lacrosse and Men’s and Women’s Track and Field programs. The $3.7 million athletic facility is located adjacent to Greer Field House and behind Gampel Pavilion and the Werth Family UConn Basketball Champions Center, in the heart of UConn’s main campus in Storrs. The entire complex is named after Lottie Sherman’s late husband, George J. Sherman.

Camp dates

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