137 Members and Counting!
Athlete Members:
Any athlete that has declared himself or herself a Professional Athlete and who competes at the USATF Indoor or Outdoor National Championships or finishes in the top 20 at the USATF Cross-Country Championships, a USATF Road Race Championship or Race Walk National Championship can be an Athlete Member of the TFAA.
Supporting Members of the TFAA:
We are so appreciative of the following members' support of the athletes and of the sport of track & field!
If you'd like to become a supporting member Register Here
Jeremy Adler (New York, NY)
2009 and 2010 Maine Marathon champion.
William Aney (Pendleton, OR)
High School track and field coach (Pendleton OR 2006-present, Paisley OR 1999-2006, all as a volunteer), ex-NCAA track and field athlete (University of Oregon 1976-77). A supporter of track and field since my early teen years (Steve Prefontaine was a cousin, by my great-grandmother's marriage to Roland Prefontaine). Master's track and field competitor (holder of State Games of Oregon age-group record for Long Jump). Self-taught triple jumper in high school in the early 1970's.
Anne Audain (Evansville, IN)
Anne Audain qualified for 6 Olympic Games for New Zealand - 1972-1992 - in every distance from 800m to marathon, and she is a former world record holder in the 5K. She pioneered professionalism for female track and field competitors by accepting prize money at the first professional event in 1981 which resulted in a "temporary" lifetime ban from the sport.
Sally Bergesen (Seattle, WA)
Dustin Brock (Crossville, al)
Recreational runner and big fan of the sport
Jeff Caron (Alexandria, VA)
I have been a competitive distance runner for about 14 years through the ranks of High School and College. I competed post collegiate at a sub-elite level for New Balance in Boston for 5 years, running times of 3:54 (1500), 8:16 (3000), 14:31 (5000), 24:30 (8K XC), 30:30 (10K XC). In 2007, I won the USATF NE Championships (5K), placed 3rd at the USATF Outdoor Club National Championships (5K), won the USATF NE XC Championships, placed 31st at the USATF XC Club National Championships, and was selected for Team USA for the Ras na hEireann (Ireland) International race series.
Since 2008, I have been off and on with injuries and life distractions, but have stayed very involved with the sport on many levels. I've been an active contributor/staff member of Flotrack, I was on the Board of Directors for the USATF NE Association and New Balance Boston, as well as the marketing and promotions leader. I was the Event Manager and Elite Athlete Coordinator for the New Balance Boston Twilight Series and the Adrian Martinez Track Classic.
I now work for Saucony in the Greater Washington DC area as the Technical Field Representative for the brand in the Mid-Atlantic Region.
I continue to grow my network and experience in the sport with every event I go to and every person I meet. I will forever be a supporter of Track and Field.
Dena Evans (Redwood City, CA)
Sean Fortune (New York , NY)
Josh Glass (Atlanta, GA)
Amber Green (Moscow, ID)
Competitive distance runner (10k-marathon) and former DII cross country/track and field athlete.
Scott Guerrero (Los Angeles, CA)
Head Coach, Cross Country/Track & Field
Loyola Marymount University
Los Angeles, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Melanie Hevel (Bemidji, MN)
Merhawi Keflezighi (Fishers, IN)
Michelle Legatt (St Paul, MN)
Sarah Lesko (Mercer Island, WA)
Blake Mitchell (Ausitn, TX)
Freelance Graphic Designer, track fan and competitive distance runner training for a marathon.
David Monico (Santa Barbara, CA)
I have been involved in the sport since I was 12 years old as athlete, coach, and in marketing. Track & Field is one of the truest forms of athleticism as well as one of the most exciting sports in the world. It should be treated as such.
Jim Phillips (College Station, Tx)
Pat Price (Raleigh, NC)
I'm a fan of the sport and the creator of WritingAboutRunning.com. It's a labor of love to promote American Distance Running and to give athletes publicity that may not find it in traditional media.
Mason Reay (Seattle, WA)
Trent Rincon (Phoenix, AZ)
I'm a physical therapist and strength specialist with Fischer Sports Physical Therapy and Conditionig. I rehab and train athletes from all sports at all levels. I've worked with track/field athletes mostly at the high school / college level helping them rehab injury and to improve performance.
Lonn Robertson (Creswell, Or)
Grew up in Eugene and at Hayward Field. Do what I can to support track athletes trying to "Live the Dream". Provide quality dental services on a sliding fee schedule exclusively for elite track and field athletes, mostly with OTC.
Morgan Sjogren (San Marcos, CA)
I started running at age 9 and have competed in each level of the sport. I was an NAIA All-American and continue to compete in Track and Road Races. I work for SMACK! Media and I'm a freelance writer for running publications. It is my hope that Track and Field can work together to make the sport even stronger for athletes at all levels.
Alison (Deetz) Taylor (West Jordan, UT)
Former T&FN correspondent and longtime friend of track and field. Started running again after a long absence from the sport and recently completed my first half marathon. Work as a marketing strategist at an ad agency, mom of 4.
Terry Taylor (Beaverton, OR)
Life-long track fan.
Everett Thomas (Portland, OR)
Jazlyn Turner (Los Angeles , CA)
Drew Wartenburg (Davis, CA)
Director of Cross Country/Track & Field at UC Davis;
Coach of Sacramento Running Association Elite athletes Kim Conley and Jon Sees
Bob West (Columbus, OH)
Jack Wickens (Keswick, VA)
USATF Foundation Vice-Chair and leader of all Foundation athlete programs
Lorraine Williams (Lakewood, CA)
I am a Track Mom of a Youth Junior Olympic Champion, soon to be high School track athlete so yes...I am very involved and concerned about the future of T&F. I seek through my website TrackMom.com to help parents and other interested parties understand the sport better and how to get the most out of the experience. I have co-written a book called "Runners Take Your Mark" a book devoted to help the new to track parent on everything youth track and field. I am a Chiropractor and over 50% of my practice is devoted to track and field athletes of all ages from Masters down.
Occasionally, last season I even competed because I just love track and the pursuit is still quite worth while :-)
David Wilson (Murfreesboro, TN)
Jena Winger (Portland, OR)