Stacy Latnie

Education:

Clarke University - Bachelor of Science: Philosophy and Physical Education (2015)
University of Illinois - Springfield - Masters in Legal Studies (2019)

Professional Experience:

Professional Certificates:

USATF Level 2 Endurance Certification
USATF Level 2 Sprints/Hurdles/Relays Certification
USTFCCCA: Strength & Conditioning, Psychology, Meet Management, Program Management & Injury Prevention certifications

Coaching Highlights:

Madonna
- Secured the University's second-ever national championship in 2021 (Men's Outdoor Track & Field)
- Coached individual national champions in 2021 (Tony Floyd in 5,000m and 10,000m and Steven Anderson in 110m hurdles)
- Named USTFCCCA NAIA Men's Coach of the Year in 2021
- Coached programs first-ever individual national champion (Tony Floyd, 5,000m)
- Program record four All-Americans at 2019 NAIA Indoor National Championships
- Qualified program record nine individuals and one relay to 2019 NAIA Indoor National Championships
- Assisted 2019 NAIA Women’s Cross Country National Champions
- 2023 Indoor 8^th place Men's team
- 2022 WHAC Champion of Character Coaching Award
- 2022 Men’s Outdoor Nationals 5th place finish
- 2022 Men’s Indoor Nationals 8th place finish
- 1 Individual National Runner Up in Cross Country
- 5 Individual National Champions in Track
- 69 NAIA All-Americans
Morehead State University
- 60m school record, top three times in 400m dash
Clarke University
- Women’s 4x800m relay national qualifier, conference champion men’s DMR, 800m and half-marathon
Chicago State
- Men’s 6k and 8k record holders, women’s 1500m record holder

Awards and Recognition:
As Student-Athlete

Personal Information:

The son of Stacy Latnie and Renee Washum, Latnie is a Chicago native and currently resides in Westland with his son, Stacy.