sunday, november 16th 2025
Click here for recent photos!
what is armory camp?
Our Track & Field Camp connects high school track & field athletes with professional athletes & coaches. A day-long session features some of the finest athletes and best coaching minds in the sport. The day is split into two sessions: morning and afternoon. Participants can sign up for one session, or both. This double-session option allows them to register for more than one speciality (i.e., hurdles and throws) and work with multiple coaches if desired. The event takes place at the historic Armory in New York City, home to the Nike Track & Field Center — a.k.a. “The Fastest Track in the World", just one floor above the National Track & Field Hall of Fame.
In addition to featuring Olympians and global medalists, Armory Camp is a unique opportunity for high school student-athletes to work directly with collegiate coaches. This is a great way to increase one’s knowledge of the sport and prepare for the transition to the next level!
Our Fall Camp will take place on Sunday, November 16th 2025. Sign up HERE
NYC public school student-athletes are eligible to receive a 50 percent discount, courtesy of our friends at MondoCares. This discount will be applied to up to 100 registrants. Please contact us for the special promo code: armorycamp@armorytrack.org.
*The AM Sprints session is now sold out. Register today before other sessions fill up!
fall 2025 coaches
More coaches will be announced as they are confirmed! Check out the Past Coaches tab for more information.
QUINCY WILSON (SPRINTS)
Quincy is the under-18 world record holder in the 400m with his time of 44.10. He became the youngest male Olympian in US track and field history, winning a gold medal as part of the 4x400m relay. Still only a high schooler, Quincy is one of the most impressive youth phenoms in the history of the sport, and he is no stranger to The Armory, winning the 600m at the 2024 Millrose Games.
CORDELL TINCH (HURDLES)
Cordell is the 2025 World Champion in the 110m Hurdles, winning the gold medal in Tokyo. This capped off a dominant year where he won five Diamond League races, including the Diamond League Final in Zurich, while also lowering his personal best to 12.87 seconds, making him the fifth fastest man in history. Cordell placed second at this year’s US Championships, as well as second at the 2025 Millrose Games.
JOSETTE ANDREWS (MIDDLE/LONG DISTANCE)
Josette placed sixth in the 5000m this year in her World Championships debut following her third place finish at the USATF Championships. She was second in the 3000m at the 2025 Millrose Games, and she has also placed in the top five at the World Indoor Championships and the Diamond League Final. Josette has personal bests of 3:59 for 1500m and 14:25 for 5000m, making her one of America’s top distance runners.
ROBBY ANDREWS (MIDDLE/LONG DISTANCE)
Robby is a 2016 Olympian in the 1500m, and the 2017 US Champion in the same event. In high school, he set national indoor records in the 800m and 1000m, before winning a pair of NCAA 800m titles at the University of Virginia. Robby has run at the Millrose Games many times as both a competitor and a pacer, and he and his wife Josette are both eager to share their experience with Armory campers!
ENGLISH GARDNER (SPRINTS)
English is an Olympic finalist in the 100m, and one of the fastest women in the history the event. She won an Olympic gold medal in 2016 as part of the Team USA 4x100m relay, then followed it up with an Olympic silver medal in the same event in 2021. A two-time national champion, three-time NCAA champion, and Millrose Games winner, Gardner also has previous experience coaching sprints at Princeton University.
VASHTI CUNNINGHAM (HIGH JUMP)
Vashti is a three-time Olympian, and a staggering 16-time US national champion in the high jump. She is the 2016 World Indoor Champion, the 2019 World Championship bronze medalist, and the 2022 NACAC Champion as well. Sporting a personal best of 2.02 meters (6 feet, 7.5 inches), Vashti is also the daughter of former All-Pro NFL quarterback Randall Cunningham.
KYLE GARLAND (HIGH JUMP)
Kyle is the 2025 World Championships bronze medalist in the decathlon. He achieved the tenth highest decathlon score of all time with his victory at the 2025 US Championships, scoring 8,869 points. Kyle was a five-time SEC Champion in the multi events while at the University of Georgia, and he won the 2023 NCAA Heptathlon title, setting the championship record in the process. With a wealth of experience competing in every discipline of the sport, Kyle will be able to share his expertise with Armory Campers across all event groups.
SALIF MANE (LONG/TRIPLE JUMP)
Salif placed sixth in the triple jump final at the Paris Olympics, after winning both the Olympic Trials and NCAA Championships earlier in 2024. He once again reached the global final at the 2025 World Championships. A Bronx native, Salif grew up competing at The Armory, and he graduated from the Armory College Prep program before going on to attend Farleigh Dickinson University.
JOSH AWOTUNDE (THROWS)
Josh is the 2022 World Championships bronze medalist in the shot put. He put together his best season yet in 2025, winning the US Championships in a personal best of 22.47 meters, winning the NACAC Championships as well, and returning to the World Championships final, where he placed seventh. Josh set the Nigerian national record while winning the 2018 SEC indoor shot put title, before later switching allegiances to the United States.
LAWRENCE JOHNSON (POLE VAULT)
Lawrence is one of the most decorated US pole vaulters in history. In his career he was a 4x NCAA Champion, 7x US Champion, World Champion, Olympic Silver Medalist, and the Indoor American Record Holder. He founded LoJo Vault Assault, dedicated to mentoring the next generation of vaulters at all ages and skill levels. Lawrence now coaches at Columbia University, after previously coaching at South Carolina.
DOMINIC ZANOT (TECHNICAL DIRECTOR)
As a Track & Field coach in Westchester County since 2005, Dominic has led teams to multiple league, county, and sectional championships. In addition, he has helped to send athletes in the sprints, jumps and hurdles to the ACC, Ivy League and America East Conference, among others. Through his professional training organization, Athletics Westchester, Dominic has also coached athletes who qualified to wear the Team USA and Team Italy uniforms at international competitions including the World and Junior World championships.
MILES LEWIS (SPRINTS)
Miles is a sprinter who competes internationally for Puerto Rico, and he is a USATF-certified coach as well. He has developed his own sprint training program, and he set the former Puerto Rican 60m national record, competed at the 2022 World Indoor Championships, and became a three-time Millrose Games finalist. Miles has worked with eager Armory Campers since 2022.
NICKEELA AUSTIN (SPRINTS)
Nickeela is the assistant Sprints and Horizontal Jumps coach at Fordham University. Her athletes have set numerous school records and earned All-Atlantic 10 honors in several sprint events. Nickeela is a two-year WSF VanDerveer fellow, which is an organization that supports collegiate women’s coaches on the rise, and she was also an eight-time All-Atlantic region honoree while competing at Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
ORLANDO RIVERA (SPRINTS)
Orlando has served as the head track and field coach for North Rockland High school for eight years, working predominantly with sprinters, hurdlers, and horizontal jumpers. His athletes have won two national titles, seven state titles, 12 section titles, and earned All-American honors on nine occasions. During that stretch, North Rockland athletes have set state records in the 55m hurdles and 4x200m relay. Additionally, Orlando works as a Doctoral Lecturer in the Exercise Science department at Lehman College.
SELWYN MAXWELL, JR. (HURDLES)
Selwyn is an assistant coach at the University of Connecticut. Prior to UConn, he coached at Amherst and MIT, helping lead the latter program to four conference and five regional championships. Selwyn was a standout hurdler himself at UConn, earning All-Big East honors, and qualifying for the NCAA East Regional in the 110m Hurdles on four occasions.
COREY CRAWFORD (LONG/TRIPLE JUMP)
Corey is an assistant coach at Rutgers University, focusing on Jumps and Combined Events. He was named the 2023 Mid-Atlantic Assistant Coach of the Year after his athletes swept the long jump titles at the Big Ten Championships, with both athletes earning All-American honors as well. Corey was himself a four-time All-American at Rutgers, holding the long jump school record indoors and outdoors, and he qualified for the 2020 Olympic Trials.
LEXIA ROBINSON (THROWS)
Lexia is the Throws coach at St. John’s University, after previously coaching at Farleigh Dickinson, Sacred Heart, and Manhattan College. While at Sacred Heart, Lexia coached seven conference champions and guided three different throwers to Northeast Conference Athlete of the Year Honors. As an athlete, Lexia qualified for the Jamaican National Championships while competing for Western Kentucky University.
TIM ST. LAWRENCE (POLE VAULT)
Tim is the founder of the acclaimed Hudson Valley Flying Circus Pole Vault Academy. He is one the top pole vault coaches in the country, guiding many athletes who have cleared over 16 feet. Tim is a member of The Armory’s Coaches Hall of Fame, and he is the namesake for the popular Coach Saint Invitational each December.
STEPHANIE DUFFY (POLE VAULT)
Stephanie coaches at the Flying Circus Academy following a highly decorated vaulting career of her own. She won three New York state titles in high school, before becoming the Big East champion while at the University of South Florida.