Brian Renshaw
Head Coach

Brian Renshaw enters his 21st season as the head coach of the cross country and track & field programs at Park University and is the longest tenured head coach currently on staff at Park.

In that time, Renshaw has sustained Park’s reputation as a perennial contender in cross country and track and field since the early 1990s. He has coached a total of 60 NAIA Track and Field All-Americans as well as ten NAIA Cross Country All-Americans in his 20 years with the University.

Renshaw's 2010 men's and women's cross country and track and field teams had stellar seasons. Park's women's squad qualified for their fifth Cross Country National Championship meet in a row and Daniel Tubei was named an NAIA Men's Cross Country All-American with his 18th-place finish at the national meet.

Renshaw also helped lead Tubei to a national championship, after he won the marathon race at the 2011 NAIA Outdoor Track and Field national championship in Marion, Ind., over 75 other competitors.

Renshaw has received dozens of accolades in his time at Park including MCAC Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Coach of the Year seven times.

Renshaw was also named the MCAC Men’s Track and Field Coach of the Year for the 2006 season and named the MCAC Women’s Track and Field Coach of the year in 2006 and 2007.

Renshaw also led the Park Men’s and Women’s Track teams to an MCAC team title in 2006.  In the fall of 2008, Renshaw led the Park Women’s Cross Country team to its fourth straight appearance in the NAIA Cross Country National Championship race in Kenosha, Wisc., and took home 25th place. Renshaw’s 2009 Women’s Cross Country squad also qualified for the NAIA’s national meet which took place in Vancouver, Wash.

Along the way, the Pirates have broken more than 100 school records in Renshaw’s term as head coach.

Before coaching at Park, Renshaw coached at Tarkio College where he also directed a winning program. In four years at Tarkio, Renshaw won four consecutive conference titles. Renshaw has coached more than 100 All-Americans. Renshaw is a graduate of Baker University and lives in Platte City, Mo., with his wife Candi.

Steve Lucito

Assistant Coach

Steve Lucito enters his sixth season as the Assistant Track and Field Coach at Park University, and brings with him over 37 years of experience in teaching and coaching. Ten of those years have been teaching in the public school system, while 27 years Lucito has spent coaching and teaching at the collegiate level and two years coaching internationally.

Lucito has been the head track and field and cross country coach at four different institutions including William Jewell College, Missouri Valley College, Cortland State University and Garden City Community College.

On the High School level, Lucito has been the head coach at three  different schools including Truman High School in Independence, Mo., Van Horn High School in Kansas City, Mo., and Northeast High School in Kansas City, Mo.

One of the many highlights in Lucito’s coaching career was the opportunity to coach the Bahrain National Track and Field team that competed in the 1996 Atlanta Olympic games. Lucito currently teaches in the Independence School District at the Independence Academy.

Trevor Nared

Assistant Coach

Trevor Nared enters his second season as the assistant track and field and cross country coach at Park University.

The Kansas City, Mo., native worked at the Fellowship of Christian Athletes over the summer assisting in many youth camps and worked with fellow head coaches from across the metro area.

Nared recently became a Deacon at Christ Temple North in Gladstone, Mo., and is teaching a teen youth course at his church.

Coach Nared graduated high school from Park Hill South High School, then went on to run track and field at UMKC, graduating in May of 2010 with a degree in Business Administration.

While at UMKC, Nared battled through some injuries throughout his collegiate career but did help the Roos win a conference championship in his time as a sprinter on the 4x100 relay team. He was also a three year captaion for the UMKC track team.

He is also as an assistant coach for the local Kansas City Blazers AAU track and field team and enjoys coaching youth basketball in his free time.