NNW 2017 Clinicians

Olympian Tonie Campbell

Coach Tonie Campbell earned a Bronze Medal in the 110m hurdles at the 1988 Olympic games in Seoul, Korea. Coach Campbell was also the IAAF World Indoor Champion in 1987. He is currently privately coaching several aspiring Olympians in the southern California area.

Eric Dixon

USATF Level 3

Sprints/Hurdles

USATF: Certified Level 1 Instructor 

IAAF: Certified Level 5 Elite Sprints/Hurdles Coach

ISSA: Certified Sports Strength Conditioning Trainer

USATF: Certified Level 3 Sprints/Hurdles/Relays

IAAF: Certified Level 2 Youth Specialization/Talent Identification Coach

USA Track & Field Southern California Association: Coaches Education Chair

Co-author BSB:  The Definitive Guide to Youth Athletic Strength, Conditioning and Performance

Neil Young (Coach Neil) serves as a catalyst to the success of many athletes competing at all levels, some have transitioned to collegiate ranks that hold World and American records in Combined Events, Jumps, and Sprints/Hurdles. 2012 recognized as an Emerging Elite Coach Sprints/Hurdles and in 2013 participated in the USATF/USOC Mater Coach Mentorship Program. Young has USATF Level 3 and IAAF Level V Academy Elite Coaching certifications (the highest attainable) in the Jump events. Additionally, he has a USATF Level 2 certification in Sprints, Hurdles & Relays events and Combined Events.

Scott Skipper

Super Thrower TC

Brianna Bain

4x PAC12 Champ

While at Stanford

Neil Young

USATF Level 3

Sprints/Hurdles

Dave Turnbull has been the head coach at Summit High School since 2003. His teams have earned 14 Oregon 5A state championship titles; 4 for the boys and the 10 in a row for the girls, and more individual athletes than I care to count.

Mark Vanderville

Raising the Bar TC

Mark Vanderville has 33 yrs. of experience as a vaulter and coach. He competed for 2 yrs. at Highline Community College with a best of 16'3". He competed for the University of Oregon with a best of 17'6" that ranks him 9th on their all time list and was runner up in the Pac 10 Championships in 1990. He competed for the Oregon International Track Club from 1992 to 1999 and was coached jointly by Dan West and Andrzej Krzesinsky and improved his personal best to 17' 8 1/2".

Mark started as the women's vault coach at the University of Oregon in 1999 and started coaching the men also in 2004. During his 7 yrs. he coached athletes to 3 NCAA national titles, 18 NCAA appearances, 2 PAC-10 Champions, and 9 All-Americans. His vaulters set both the men's and women's school records of 19’ and 14' 8". Mark along with two other coaches started the Raising the Bar pole vault club in 2006.  He coached a young 8th grade kid all the way through HS were he jumped 17' 2" and won the USA jr. Nationals his Senior year. Mark works as a Fire Captain for the city of Eugene.

other names include:

Dr. Kevin Bryant

Hudson Bay HS, AD

Dave McHenry

Nike Oregon Project

Bob Williams

Westview HS

Monica Walker

Nutritionist/Dietitian

Matt Walsh

Nike Oregon Project

Eric Hrushka

Henry Jackson HS

Martha Mendenahall

University of Puget Sound

Dave Frank

Central Catholic HS

Mitch Crouser

Super Thrower TC

Dominique

Meriweather

Albina Roadrunners Track Club