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Head Coach - Neal Mundahl
nmundahl@winona.edu
507-457-5695

Current Coaching:
Head Men's Cross-Country (6th year)
Head Women's Cross-Country (9th year)
Assistant Women's Track & Field 

Family:
Sue (Wife), Erik (Son), and Darcy (Daughter)

College Background:
B.A. Winona State University 1978; M.S. Michigan Tech 1980; PhD Miami, OH University 1984

Current Position at Winona State:
Professor of Biology

Previous coaching positions at Winona State:
Assistant Men's Cross-Country and Indoor/Outdoor Track 1992-93; Assistant Women's Cross-Country and Indoor/Outdoor Track 1993-94;

College Career:
Competed at Winona State for four years in Cross-Country and Indoor and Outdoor Track

College Awards:
NAIA Indoor Track All-American at 1,000 yard run in 1978; NAIA National Cross-Country Championship Qualifier Twice; NAIA National Outdoor Track Championship Qualifier; NCAA II National Outdoor Track Championship Qualifier

High School:
Kenyon High School, 1974

High School Awards:
All-Conference Cross-Country

 

Paul Goodfellow - Assistant Coach

9th Year

Paul is a graduate of Dover-Eyota High School in Minnesota.  He went on to Minnesota State, Mankato to earn his Bachelor's Degree in History and Social Studies.  He is certified to teach grades 7-12 and also has a coaching certificate from the State of Minnesota.  While at Mankato, he competed in track and field.  Paul was also a graduate assistant coach working with the Track & Field team at Wilson Campus School, which is Mankato's own high school.  He is a USA Track and Field Level I certified coach.  He has been working with the Winona State Cross Country and Track & Field programs for the past eight years.  He is currently completing his Master's Degree at Winona State in Educational Leadership with an emphasis on maintaining and enhancing the academic progress of Intercollegiate Athletics.

Last Modified: Thursday, May 08, 2008 14:03 by Mason Rebarchek

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