Vin Lananna

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Vin Lananna is a highly respected American track and field coach and administrator known for leading powerhouse collegiate programs and helping elevate U.S. middle- and long-distance running on the national and international stage.

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instanceOf human ⓘ
sports administrator ⓘ
track and field coach ⓘ
countryOfCitizenship United States of America ⓘ
employer Dartmouth College ⓘ
Oberlin College ⓘ
Stanford University ⓘ
University of Oregon ⓘ
fieldOfWork athletics coaching ⓘ
sports program administration ⓘ
memberOf USA Track & Field ⓘ
notableFor building nationally ranked collegiate cross country teams ⓘ
building nationally ranked collegiate track and field teams ⓘ
coaching U.S. long-distance runners ⓘ
coaching U.S. middle-distance runners ⓘ
developing powerhouse collegiate track and field programs ⓘ
helping elevate U.S. distance running on the international stage ⓘ
hosting major national and international track meets in Eugene, Oregon ⓘ
leadership in organizing elite-level track and field competitions in the United States ⓘ
occupation athletics administrator ⓘ
track and field coach ⓘ
positionHeld U.S. Olympic team coach in track and field ⓘ
U.S. national team coach in cross country ⓘ
associate athletic director at University of Oregon ⓘ
chair of the USATF High Performance Committee ⓘ
director of track and field at Stanford University ⓘ
director of track and field at University of Oregon ⓘ
head coach of Dartmouth College cross country team ⓘ
head coach of Oberlin College cross country team ⓘ
head coach of Stanford University cross country team ⓘ
head coach of University of Oregon cross country team ⓘ
head coach of University of Oregon track and field team ⓘ
president of USA Track & Field ⓘ
sport cross country running ⓘ
track and field ⓘ
workLocation Eugene, Oregon ⓘ
Hanover, New Hampshire ⓘ
Oberlin, Ohio ⓘ
Palo Alto, California ⓘ

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