Bradley Matheson - NCCP# 1183332
Sprints - Junior/Senior
brad770@live.com

Bradley is a trained NCCP Performance coach (level 3) in the sprints and hurdles and started working with the York University Track and Field Club in the summer of 2013.  Before joining the club, Bradley trained and competed for the York University Lions Varsity team for 5 seasons in the combined events and in 2013 graduated from York University with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology.


Raymond Rudder - NCCP# 5849629
Multi-events and Jumps /Junior and Senior
drudder@yorku.ca

Raymond Rudder joined the Lions coaching staff in 2015 to work with the multi-event athletes. He comes to York with a wealth of experience working with professional sports teams and Olympic, World and collegiate athletes, as well as implementing youth development programs to successful elite junior athletes.
 
Rudder has a bachelor’s degree in physical education and sport from the International School of Physical Education and Sport in Cuba in 2006, and a master’s degree in management science from the Indiana Institute of Technology in 2014. He is also an IAAF Academy Level 5-certified chief coach and completed an internship at the IAAF High Performance Regional Development Center in Havana in the horizontal jumps.


Colleen Dotson
Jumps Junior/Senior
colleenr@yorku.ca

Colleen is an NCCP Level 3 coach in the jumps in her second year coaching for the York University Track and Field Club, serving as the Head-coach and jumps coach for the club.

Colleen Dotson joined the York track and field program for the 2009-10 season and has already begun to develop a horizontal jumps program in a short time. She has also been instrumental in the development of York's pentathletes.

She came to York with significant experience in the sport as a coach, athlete and meet director. Before joining the Lions coaching staff, she was an assistant track and field coach at the University of Toronto with junior development athletes, where it was her responsibility to develop and apply training programs and supervise and conduct practice.

She was also an assistant meet director for the Festival of Excellence, a world-class track meet hosted by U of T in June that featured several international athletes, including three-time Olympic gold medallist Usain Bolt.

While a student at Kent State University, where she graduated with a bachelor of arts degree in psychology, Dotson participated as an athlete from 2001-05. In those years she was a four-time Mid-American conference champion and a three-time NCAA qualifier in the triple jump. She also attended the University of Central Missouri, where she completed her graduate assistantship as an assistant coach and earned a master's degree in sociology.



Sarah Hiscott - NCCP# 6128300
Combined-Events/Highjump/Hurdles

Sarah is trained at the Sport Coach level in Athleics and joined the Club during the 2016 season as the Multi-Events, Highjump and Hurdles coach. She brings experience from competing as a part of the York Lions team as a Combined-Events athlete, as well as competing in highjump at the 2016 OUA championships.



Muad Issa - NCCP# 6058196
Sprints - Junior Development 

Muad is trained at the Sport Coach level in Athletics and joined the York University Track and FIeld Club in 2015 working with the MTA group and has made the transition to working with the Junior Development Sprints group.  Before he started coaching with the club he competed as an athlete with the York Lions as a Mid-Distance runner, where he was apart of the 2014 CIS championship team.



Mary Egbo-Egbo - NCCP# 5829243
MTA/ Senior Jumps

Mary joined the Club in 2016 to work with the MTA athletes.  She also works with the York Lions as an assistant coach in the Jumps.  Before working with the Club, she was an accomplished jumper. In 2003 and 2004, she was the Canadian Junior Champion in the Triple Jump and competed for the University of Northern Iowa Panthers during her undergraduate degree.  She remains ranked, at Northern Iowa, No.1 all-time in the triple jump indoors and No. 4 all-time outdoors. She is a  trained Club Coach in the NCCP system.


Joshua Ching - NCCP# 6085597
Distance

Joshua joined the Club during the 2015 season to coach the MTA group.  He also competes for the York Lions as a Middle Distance Runner, specializing in the 600m indoors.


Nathan Stern -
Throws
Nathan joined the club in 2017 to work with Junior Athletes. He also works with the York Lions as an assistant coach in the throws. Nathan has over 4 years of experience coaching at the high school level where he has produced OFSAA Finalists and Medalists in the throws.
While a student at Mount Mercy University (Iowa), where he graduated with a Bachelor of Social Work degree, Nathan was NAIA All-American and two time MCC Conference Champion in the Shot Put. Nathan is the school record holder in both the indoor and outdoor shot put at Mount Mercy University. Nathan also holds a Master of Social Work degree from U of Toronto.