Logan Stroman began his duties as the head coach of the women’s cross country and track & field programs in October 2016. Under his coaching, the Pride have broken 19 school records, have had 19 individual MAC champions and along with coaches Alex Palescandolo and Tyler Williams helped Anna Cooney to three All-American honors.
Prior to Widener, he was an assistant coach at Lebanon Valley from 2014 to 2016. At Lebanon Valley, Stroman worked with all six of the track & field and cross country programs with an emphasis on overseeing the sprinters, middle distance and distance runners as well as the jumpers. He also developed and implemented a strength and conditioning program for the sprinters, jumpers and distance competitors.
The Dutchmen student-athletes flourished under Stroman’s guidance. The programs collectively produced six individual NCAA Division III All-Americans in the 800 and high jump, including one national champion, as well as 29 Middle Atlantic Conference champions in individual events he oversaw. Furthermore, a combined 39 indoor and outdoor school records were established during his tenure, and the women’s program won the 2014 Middle Atlantic Conference Indoor Track & Field title.
Prior to Lebanon Valley, Stroman coached in the same capacity on the scholastic level with the track & field programs at Chaska High School in Minnesota for two seasons. He helped the teams combine to break eight school records, and the boys team he previously ran for placed as high as ninth at the Minnesota State High School League Championships.
Stroman was also a standout student-athlete and former NCAA Division I All-American at the University of Minnesota, winning four Big Ten team titles with the Gophers and an NCAA bronze medal as part of its indoor distance medley relay in 2010. He specialized in running the 400, 600 and 800-meter distances as well as the 400-meter intermediate hurdles.
A native of Chaska, Minnesota, Stroman earned his bachelor’s degree in kinesiology with a minor in coaching from Minnesota in 2011 as well as a master’s in applied kinesiology from the same institution in 2012. Furthermore, he is a USA Track & Field Level 1 certified coach and a certified strength & conditioning specialist by the National Strength & Conditioning Association.
MAC Championship results
Cross Country
2022 (1st - 40)
2021 (2nd - 110)
2019 (7th - 162)
2018 (6th - 130)
2017 (8th - 166)
2016 (5th - 163)
Indoor Track and Field
2023 (1st - 147)
2022 (2nd - 115)
2020 (4th - 82)
2019 (5th - 92)
2018 (4th - 103)
2017 (7th - 35.5)
Outdoor Track and Field
2023 (1st - 148)
2022 (3rd - 115)
2021 (4th - 81)
2019 (4th - 93)
2018 (3rd -113.5)
2017 (5th - 76)
