Cire Campbell enters his first year as the Cross Country and Track Head Coach. Campbell has collegiate and international coaching experience. He has a long-term coaching relationship with the Quicksilver Track Club, a youth track and field club in Atlanta, Ga.
Collegiately, he was head coach for Georgia State University from 2001-12. The Georgia State women won the 2011 Colonial Athletic Association outdoor championship, and Campbell was named as the conference coach of the year. He also coached one year at Bluefield State (W.Va.) University.
Campbell was the head coach for the Saudi Arabian national team for four years, participating in the 2012 Olympic games in London, England. He was the head coach and high-performance director for the Nigerian national team. With Nigeria, he coached in the 2016 Olympic games held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
As a collegian, Campbell began his career at Howard University, earning All-Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference honors. He transferred to Morris Brown College, where he again earned all-conference honors with the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference.
