University of New Hampshire Athletics

The UNH men's track and field coaching staff; from left to right, Jim Boulanger, Jacky Mendes, Casey Carroll
New Hampshire Wins Coaching Staff of the Year
2/25/2019 12:27:00 PM | Men's Track & Field
UNH men’s track & field takes three end of season awards at America East 2019 Indoors.
BOSTON – The University of New Hampshire men's track & field team competed at the America East Indoor Championships this past Friday and Saturday at Boston University.
The Wildcats took third place in the meet with a team score of 113 points, their highest finish since 2015. The UNH coaching staff of Jim Boulanger, Jacky Mendes and Casey Carroll were named the 2019 Coaching Staff of the Year.
Along with that award, UNH also received two major awards on the weekend, junior thrower Zachary Astle (Newbury, N.H.) was named the Most Outstanding Field Performer, after his runner-up effort in the weight throw, and winning his second straight indoor shot put title.
The Wildcats also had an Elite 18 winner, junior thrower Edward Speidel (Dover, N.H.) who was tied for the highest GPA of those competing in the meet with a 4.0 in accounting.
These end of season awards came along with five event championships from two relay teams and three individuals on the weekend.
UP NEXT:
New Hampshire heads to the ECAC/IC4A indoor championships this weekend, March 1 to March 3 back at the Boston University Track and Tennis center.
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The Wildcats took third place in the meet with a team score of 113 points, their highest finish since 2015. The UNH coaching staff of Jim Boulanger, Jacky Mendes and Casey Carroll were named the 2019 Coaching Staff of the Year.
Along with that award, UNH also received two major awards on the weekend, junior thrower Zachary Astle (Newbury, N.H.) was named the Most Outstanding Field Performer, after his runner-up effort in the weight throw, and winning his second straight indoor shot put title.
The Wildcats also had an Elite 18 winner, junior thrower Edward Speidel (Dover, N.H.) who was tied for the highest GPA of those competing in the meet with a 4.0 in accounting.
These end of season awards came along with five event championships from two relay teams and three individuals on the weekend.
UP NEXT:
New Hampshire heads to the ECAC/IC4A indoor championships this weekend, March 1 to March 3 back at the Boston University Track and Tennis center.
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