Jenny Breuer is in her eighth season as the head coach for men's and women's track & field.  She is also the men's and women's head coach for cross country.

Trinity’s women have captured four of the last five SCAC Track and Field Championships. Coach Breuer was named the 2007 SCAC Men’s and Women’s Track and Field Coach of the Year. She became the first coach in the SCAC era to be named Women’s Coach of the Year four times. The Tiger men also won the 2007 conference meet, getting the top prize for the second time. Coach Breuer earned her SCAC Men’s Coach of the Year honors, marking her second time to receive the recognition.

Coach Breuer was named the 2007 South Region Women’s Coach of the Year – for the second consecutive time – by the U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association.

Four athletes, under coach Breuer’s tutelage, have been named SCAC Men’s and Women’s Track and Field Athletes of the Year. A number have gone on to the NCAA Championships.

A major highlight of coach Breuer’s career is Christyn Schumann, who won four NCAA Women’s High Jump Championships. Schumann captured the 2004, 2005 and 2006 Outdoor Championships and the 2005 Indoor title.

Coach Breuer is also the head coach of Tiger men’s and women’s cross country. The Tiger women qualified for the NCAA national meet for the third time in four years, in 2007. Trinity placed No. 21 at nationals, its best-ever finish. History was earlier made as junior Emily Loeffler became the first Trinity female to win the SCAC Championship. Loeffler was also named SCAC Women’s Cross Country Runner of the Year. Junior D’Ann Arthur was the first Tiger runner to win the women’s regional championship and was named South/Southeast Region Runner of the Year. Caitlin Masse was voted the SCAC Freshman of the Year.

Coach 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. Coach Breuer was an assistant coach at the University of Texas at San Antonio, and ran track and cross country at Brandon High School in Tampa, Fla.

She continues to compete in San Antonio-area races.

Brantley Lutz is in his third season as the Tigers’ track and field and cross country assistant coach.

He joined the Trinity staff in February 2006 after coaching at Albuquerque (N.M.) Academy for five years.  During his seven seasons as an assistant coach, the teams won two state titles and were runner-up three times.  In the fall of 2005, he was promoted to head girls cross country coach, and under his direction, the team won its first state title in 12 years as they placed five runners in the top seven at the state meet.  Coach Lutz earned District and State Coach of the Year honors in his first season as a head coach.  As an assistant with the track team, he coached two girls to multiple individual titles.  During the five track seasons, he coached the distance runners to 13 school records.  Eight of his former athletes have gone on to be a part of collegiate cross country teams. 

Coach Lutz graduated from Michigan State University in 1998 with a bachelor’s degree in engineering mechanics.  During his collegiate athletic career, he earned five varsity letters and competed at the 1995 NCAA Cross Country Championships as a member of the Spartan team.  Since becoming a coach in 2001, he has earned coaching certification in USATF Level 1 and Level 2 in endurance events. 

Coach Lutz is still a competitive runner, as he has qualified and competed in the last two U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials, finishing 30^th in 2004.  He is a member of the PowerBar Team Elite and has a marathon personal record  of 2 hours, 20 minutes, 55 seconds. In 2005, he finished fifth U.S. Marathon Championships, which was his fourth top 10 finish in a national championship race. 

Lutz serves as a coach of the distance runners on the Tigers men’s and women’s track team and in the fall as the assistant cross country coach.