Track & Field
2005 Coaching Staff

Head Coach Jenny Breuer

Jenny Breuer has completed five seasons as the Head Coach for men's and women's track & field. Last year, she led the Tiger women's team to its second straight Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference title.

Under her guidance, two female student-athletes advanced to the NCAA Championships.  Sophomore Christyn Schumann had a stellar season indidually, winning the school's first-ever Division III individual National Championship in track & field.  Schumann reached 5'9.25" in the high jump to win the NCAA title and set the Division III season high in the process.

Sophomore Stephanie Hankins, the two time SCAC Female Athlete of the Year, finished 15th in the heptathlon at nationals.  Hankins won the long jump portion of the event, and finished eighth in both the 100 meter hurdles and the 800 meter run. 

In winning last year's championship, the women's team broke the school record with 229 total team points.  The previous record was set just last season when the Tigers won the SCAC title with 228 points.  

Breuer, who attended Belmont Abbey College in Charlotte, N. C., was an All-American cross-country performer and a two-time Academic All-American. She was later a graduate assistant coach at the University of Tennessee before becoming the head men’s and women’s cross-country and track coach at Division III Hanover (Ind.) College. Breuer was also an assistant coach at the University of Texas at San Antonio. Breuer ran track and cross country at Brandon High School in Tampa, Fla.

Breuer is also a premier local runner, winning several San Antonio races including the 2000 Race for the Cure, the 1999 Express News Sports Fiesta Challenge 8K, and the 1999 Med-Com Marathon.

Breuer is also the Head Coach for both men's and women's cross country.  Last fall, she led the women's team to its first-ever NCAA South/Southeast Regional Championship.  

This year marks the start of Coach Andrew Lee’s fourth season as the Sprint Coach at Trinity University.  The Sprint Corp under his leadership played a major role in the Women’s team winning it’s 2^nd consecutive Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Outdoor Track & Field Championship title, as well as the Men’s team placing 3^rd in that competition. 

On the Women’s side at the SCAC Championships the sprinters out scored their competition by qualifying 3 individuals for the finals in all of the open Sprint events (100M, 200M, & 400M dashes), as well as sweeping both the 4 X 100M & 4 X 400M Relay Championship titles.  In addition, the Women also placed 1^st & 2^nd in both the 100M and 400M Hurdle races.   This balanced effort garnered a total of 4 SCAC Championship performances, as well as 4 All-SCAC performances.  Coach Lee was also instrumental in the coaching and development of 2^nd year Student Athlete Stephanie Hankins, who qualified for the NCAA Division III National Championships in the Heptathlon.  Stephanie went on to finish 15^th in the nation in 2004.  She also earned the SCAC Female Track Athlete of the Year Award for the 2^nd year in a row.

The Men’s Sprint Corp did not fare as well due to several key athletes sustaining injuries which prevented them from competing to their full potential throughout the 2004 Outdoor Season.  Nevertheless, collectively they put up a valiant effort in placing 3^rd overall at the SCAC Championships.  The Men’s team qualified 2 Sprinters for the finals of the 100M, 200M, and 400M dashes, and posted an All-SCAC performance by placing 3^rd in the       4 X 100M Relay and 5^th in the 4 X 400M Relay respectively.  Also, Junior Sprinter and Team Captain Anthony Smith earned All-SCAC honors individually by placing 2^nd in the 400M Dash. 

Coach Lee is a member of the United States Track Coaches Association, a USATF Certified Track & Field Official, and a USATF Level II Certified Sprints/Hurdles/Relays Coach.  He is also currently in the pipeline through the USATF Coaches Education Program to become Level III Certified in the Advanced Sprints Event Area in the very near future.  Combined, he has been involved with the sport in the capacity of an Athlete, Official, Supporter, and Coach for nearly 20 years.  He is well known and respected throughout all levels of the Track & Field Community, and is regarded by many of his peers as a “TOP–SHELF” Sprint Coach.

Prior to joining the collegiate coaching ranks, Coach Lee served as the Sprints, hurdles, and Relays Coach for the San Antonio Heat Track & Field Club in San Antonio, Texas; where he still continues to serve.  The San Antonio Heat Track & Field Club participates in the Summer AAU Track & Field Program, as well as in USATF & NSSF sanctioned Elite High School Indoor & Outdoor Competitions across the United States.  During his tenure with the San Antonio Heat & Field Club, he has been directly involved with the coaching of at least 90 athletes that have qualified for the AAU National Junior Olympics.  The athletes that were trained by Coach Lee during the 2004 Summer Season of competition had many outstanding performances.  Through their hard work and dedication, his Sprinters earned AAU All-American honors (top 8) in every sprint event at the 2004 AAU National Junior Olympics in the Young Men’s and Young Women’s age group  to include the 100M Dash, 200M Dash, 400M Dash, 800M Run, 4 X 100M Relay, 4 X 400M Relay, and 4 X 800M Relay.

In conjunction with his duties at Trinity University and with the San Antonio Heat Track & Field Club, Coach Lee also serves as the Personal Sprint Coach for several Elite High School, Collegiate, and Post-Collegiate Track & Field Athletes in the Greater San Antonio Area.  Last season this group included the 2004 San Antonio Express-News Boys Track Athlete of the Year; Otis McDaniel III.  While training with Coach Lee, this talented young sprinter became the Texas Class 5A State Champion in the 200M Dash, the Texas Class 5A Silver Medalist in the 100M Dash, a 2004 USA Junior National Championships Qualifier, and a medal winner in both the 100M Dash and 200M Dash at two Nationally recognized Elite High School Championship Meets; the Great Southwest Track & Field Classic in New Mexico and the Golden West Track & Field Invitational Meet in California. 

While adding to his growing list of responsibilities and endeavors, Coach Lee is presently collaborating and consulting with several nationally and world renowned Sprint Coaches, Biomechanics Specialists, and Strength & Conditioning Experts to aid him in the planning and organization of what will be known as the “SOUTH TEXAS SPEED DEVELOPMENT ACADEMY.”  This entity is envisioned to serve as a provider of comprehensive science based “Multi-Sport” specific training for all “Speed-Power” athletes (Track, Football, Baseball, Soccer, Tennis, Basketball, etc….) by identifying the necessary Energy System requirements, as well as systematically and dynamically addressing the overall components of Speed, Strength, Flexibility, Coordination, and Endurance to enhance athletic performance.            

Coach Lee is a proud father and husband and credits his wife, Cynthia, who has played a major role in his success by supporting, understanding, and encouraging him to pursue his personal goals.  Their two youngest children are both athletes and share Coach Lee’s passion for sports.  Andrew Jr. (16) is a High School Varsity Basketball Player and Jessica (19) is a Collegiate Sprinter at Angelo State University in San Angelo, Texas.