WCCCA CLINIC SPEAKERS
Nick Winkler - Bellin Hospital - Green Bay, WI
Athletic Training Philosophy of Care: Nick believes in treating every person with the same enthusiasm and respect. His goal is to be looked at as a Professional Friend. "By this I mean that I am looked at as someone that is trusted as a friend and can be comfortable around, but to also have the professionalism that will also gain their respect. Every person is different so we need to adjust to their personality and needs and not the other way around."
CSCS Philosophy Training: Nick believes a great athlete can be built. It takes planning the correct program by the instructor, but it also takes the motivation of the athlete to see great gains. If an athlete is trained, and trained correctly, they can continually improve in whatever they desire to do. Working within Bellin's XL Department allows Nick to help these athletes reach their goals. "If an athlete shows me limitless effort, I will show them limitless potential."
Family: Nick and his wife Kerry have a beautiful daughter named Payten born 3-17-08. She is a bowl of energy like her dad and keeps them on thier toes at all times.
Hobbies and Interests: He enjoy anything active. He plays sand volleyball year round and enjoys camping and fishing in the summer and ice fishing in the winter
Tom Kaufman - Madison West Boys CC & Track coach
Competed in Track & Field at UW- Madison 1972 - 1975
Assistant Boys Track Coach Madison West 1976 - 1977
MS Exercise Physiology, UW - Madison 1980
Assistant Girls Track Coach Madison West 1983
Head Girls Track Coach Madison West 1984 - 1988
State Champions Girls Track 1984
State Runner-up Girls Track 1985
Head Boys Track Coach Madison West 1998 - current
Head Boys Cross Country Coach Madison West 1998 - current
State Runner-up Boys Cross Country 2003, 2008
State Champion Boys Cross Country 2004
8 State Qualifying Teams in Past 10 Years
7 Top 6 Team Finishers in Past 10 Years
(2002 - 6\'TH, 2003 - 2\'ND,
2004 - 1\'ST, 2005 - 5\'TH, 2008 - 2\'ND, 2010 - 3\'RD, 2011 - 4\'TH)
Physical Education Teacher Middleton High School - current
Coach Community Athletes (mainly Master\'s) Madison, WI - current
Darrell Anderson - Co-Head, Boys Track & Field/Cross Country
32nd Year - Cross Country
9 Boys State Titles - 4 Girls State Titles
24th Year - Track Field - 11 State Titles
15 conference cc titles
1980-present BHS Head Boys Cross Country Coach
1989-present BHS Head Boys Track Coach
1980-1990 BHS Girls Head Cross Country Coach
1984-86 Bismarck Junior College Head Mens & Womens XC & Track
1982-83 Hughes Junior High Asst. Boys Track
1981 BHS Asst. Boys Track
2011 Greik high school invitational champion gold division
We've had great tradition at Bismarck High but rarely competed out of state. Our biggest home meet was in late September, but when schools started going elsewhere, we decided to do the same and compete in Minneapolis or Rapid City, and it's really added exposure to the program. Kids see the success some of our teams have had, and have incentives to make their own history, so it has become a big deal at Bismarck High and I think it’s helped bring respectability to our state as well.
Jon Furreness - Head Cross Country and Track Coach, St. Joseph Catholic Academy
Fergus Falls Community College 1984 / Competed in Baseball & Track
Minnesota State - Mankato 1985 - 1987 / Competed in Track (captain '87)
Lake Crystal Welcome Memorial HS 1989 - Assistant Track Coach
LeCenter High School 1990 - 91 - Head Track Coach
St. Clair High School 1992 - Head Track Coach
New Ulm Cathedral High School 1993 - 94 - Assistant Basketball & Assistant Baseball
St. Joseph Catholic Academy 1995 - Present Head Cross Country & Head Track Coach
Cross Country
WISAA Individual State Champions 1997 - 1998 - 1999
WIAA Individual State Champion 2004 & 2005
2010 - Boys DIII State Champions
2011 - Boys 3rd & Girls 11th
Track & Field
Individual & Relay State Champions in both WISAA & WIAA
Ran in 2010 Boston Marathon
Social Studies Teacher - 5 years in Minnesota & 17 years at St. Joseph Catholic Academy in Kenosha
Brandon Schlotthauer - MS, CSCS, PES, CES Bellin Hospital - Green Bay, WI
Since June of 2007, Brandon has been a Strength & Conditioning Coach for Bellin Health / XL Athletic Performance. He is a Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist through the National Strength & Conditioning Association as well a Performance Enhancement Specialist and Corrective Exercise Specialist, both through the National Academy of Sports Medicine.
As a Bellin employee, Brandon's two major responsibilities include serving as the Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach for UW-Green Bay and holding the position of Head Strength & Conditioning Coach at Green Bay Preble High School. In addition to his full-time job, Brandon is also an Assistant Coach and Strength Coach for the St. Norbert College Track & Field team where he coaches the horizontal jumpers.
Prior to coming to Bellin, Brandon spent two seasons (05-06 & 06-07) as the Horizontal Jumps Coach and Assistant Strength Coach for the UW-La Crosse Men's Track & Field and Cross Country Teams. Growing up near Rochester, MN, he graduated from UW-La Crosse in 2005 with a Bachelor's Degree in Exercise and Sport Science and was a Long and Triple Jumper for the Men's Track & Field Team. During graduate school at UW-L, Brandon completed a graduate assistantship with the Strength & Conditioning Department and graduated in 2006 with a Master's Degree in Sport Administration. Brandon currently lives in Oneida, WI, with his wife Lindi and in his spare time enjoys bow-hunting, bird-hunting with his two dogs, fishing, and camping.
Warming Their Winter
If you are headed to the WCCCA cross country clinic in Milwaukee, Jan. 7,8... We are sponsoring Warming Their Winter(Men’s, Women’s, and Children’s Warm Clothing-Shoes,coats,sweaters,sweatshirts,long sleeve t-shirts,long underwear) for the homeless/needy at Waukesha County St.Vincent DePaul.
WHAT TO DO:(It's simple)
- Ask your runners,friends,etc. to bring you (Men’s, Women’s, and Children’s Warm Clothing-coats, sweaters, long sleeve t-shirts, sweat shirts, shoes, any thing to help.)
- Place them in a plastic bag.
- Bring to the WCCCA clinic & drop off at the REGISTRATION table.
- FREE gift for the highest number of ITEMS collected.
We hope to see you at the clinic & encourage your participation in the "Warming Their Winter" program.
