Hurdle, Sprint, and Jump Coach specializing in technique!
Ernie Clark is a leader in teaching athletes technique and purpose in any sport. His ultimate passion lies in the Sprint and Hurdle events in Track & Field. He is currently the Sprints and Hurdles Coach for the Eagles at Ashland University, one of the nations best NCAA DII athletic programs.
Coach Ernie Clark is in his 19th year of coaching track and field and is currently the Sprints and Hurdles coach at DII powerhouse Ashland University. Coach Clark and his sprinters/ hurdlers have quickly progressed into one of the nations best programs. Coach Clark enters his fifth season as the sprints/hurdles coach with AU after an astonishing season. Clark was named the National Assistant Coach of the Year two years in a row, 2018 and 2019. His Ashland University career has now produced 49 NCAA DII National Qualifiers, 31 NCAA All-Americans, 8 NCAA DII National Champions, and 1 NCAA Record Holder. Clark lead his group to become both the 2018-2019 NCAA DII OUTDOOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONS and the NCAA DII INDOOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONS! Both championships were won by a single point with the finish of his 4x400m Relay. Clark’s athletes have recorded 124 new marks on the Top 10 list in school history in hurdles, sprints, and relays, including 7 new school records during his four year tenure. Clark's prior position was as an assistant sprints and hurdles coach at Indiana University in Bloomington, IN. Prior, he was Head Coach of the Bloomington High School North Track & Field Team while assisting the Girls' squad from 2009-14. His training responsibilities were over all sprinters, hurdlers, and jumpers in the Cougar boys' and girls' program. Clark's athletes overtook 24 sprint, hurdle, and relay records after his arrival at Bloomington North. Clark led his program to the Team Sectional Championship in 2011, 2013 and 2014 and a Regional Championship in 2014.
Coach Clark also created and headed the Elite Hurdle Club(2011-2013), assisted in the Indiana Track Club in the winter and summer, and is Coordinator and Coach of multiple Elite Hurdle Camps, with his very own in Ashland, OH.
Coach Ernie Clark, Indiana University
See UINDY's article on Coach Clark, "Where are They Now?"
Coach Ernie Clark is in his 19th year of coaching track and field and is currently the Sprints and Hurdles coach at DII powerhouse Ashland University. Coach Clark and his sprinters/ hurdlers have quickly progressed into one of the nations best programs. Coach Clark enters his fifth season as the sprints/hurdles coach with AU after an astonishing season. Clark was named the National Assistant Coach of the Year two years in a row, 2018 and 2019. His Ashland University career has now produced 49 NCAA DII National Qualifiers, 31 NCAA All-Americans, 8 NCAA DII National Champions, and 1 NCAA Record Holder. Clark lead his group to become both the 2018-2019 NCAA DII OUTDOOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONS and the NCAA DII INDOOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONS! Both championships were won by a single point with the finish of his 4x400m Relay. Clark’s athletes have recorded 124 new marks on the Top 10 list in school history in hurdles, sprints, and relays, including 7 new school records during his four year tenure. Clark's prior position was as an assistant sprints and hurdles coach at Indiana University in Bloomington, IN. Prior, he was Head Coach of the Bloomington High School North Track & Field Team while assisting the Girls' squad from 2009-14. His training responsibilities were over all sprinters, hurdlers, and jumpers in the Cougar boys' and girls' program. Clark's athletes overtook 24 sprint, hurdle, and relay records after his arrival at Bloomington North. Clark led his program to the Team Sectional Championship in 2011, 2013 and 2014 and a Regional Championship in 2014.
Coach Clark also created and headed the Elite Hurdle Club(2011-2013), assisted in the Indiana Track Club in the winter and summer, and is Coordinator and Coach of multiple Elite Hurdle Camps, with his very own in Ashland, OH.
Coach Ernie Clark, Indiana University
See UINDY's article on Coach Clark, "Where are They Now?"
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