BYU Track & Field Head Coach Ed Eyestone Named MPSF Men’s Coach Of The Year
Mar 4, 2020, 4:20 PM
BYU track and field coach Ed Eyestone looks on during the Robison Invitational in Provo on April 22, 2019. (Courtesy of Deseret News)
(Courtesy of Deseret News)
PROVO, Utah – BYU track and field head coach Ed Eyestone received Mountain Pacific Sports Federation 2020 Indoor Track and Field Men’s Coach of the Year honors.
The MPSF announced Eyestone as the award’s winner on Tuesday, March 3.
Eyestone has been awarded the conference’s coach of the year honors for the second year in a row.
Under Eyestone, the Cougars won consecutive MPSF Championships in the last two seasons including four individual titles and four top-three placements.
BYU men's track and field wins the MPSF Championships‼️🏆🥇
2⃣nd year in a row. 😤#GoCougs #Elevate #BYUTF pic.twitter.com/IpyrOy9Vhh
— BYU Track & Field and Cross Country (@BYUTFXC) February 29, 2020
Eyestone has coached 64 All-Americans in distance events during his time at BYU.
In 2019, Eyestone led BYU’s men’s cross country team won the NCAA Championship while the women’s team took second in the country.
🔷THE BYU POWER HOUSE🔷
🏆YOUR NATIONAL CHAMPS & NATIONAL RUNNER UPS🏆#BYUXC #GoCougs #BYU #NCAA pic.twitter.com/iBsRKGqzXI
— BYU Track & Field and Cross Country (@BYUTFXC) November 23, 2019
It was BYU’s first national championship team since the Cougars’ 2004 title in men’s volleyball.
