Quincy Howe
	Position: Assistant Coach - Jumps/Multi-Events Experience: 9th year

Quincy Howe is entering his ninth year as the jumps coach and his seventh year as the multi-events coach for the University of Wyoming. Howe has coached national qualifiers and regional qualifiers, as well as athletes who finished in the top five at the Mountain West Conference indoor and outdoor conference championships.

This list includes:
Jeremiah James, a two-time indoor and outdoor NCAA final-round qualifier in 2010 and nine-time MWC champion in the long jump and triple jump in indoor and outdoor;
Stephen Michel, a two-time all-conference pick in triple jump and an NCAA first-round qualifier in long jump, triple jump and the 100-meter dash;
Lenyn Leonce, an MWC outdoor long jump champion, a two-time All-MWC and two-time NCAA first-round qualifier in long jump;
Tyler Skinner, an All-MWC pick and NCAA first-round qualifier in high jump;
Johnna Jeffries, an NCAA first-round qualifier in high jump;
John Alderson, a 2007 NCAA regional qualifier in triple jump with a mark of 50-0 1/2;
Blake Jackson, an NCAA indoor qualifier in triple jump, 52-2 3/4, 2007 NCAA outdoor regional qualifier in triple jump and an All-MWC honoree with a long jump of 23-11 1/2;
Courtney Schlegel, an All-MWC honoree in triple jump, 40-2;
Olav Roe, an NCAA provisional qualifier in the heptathlon and top-five finisher at MWC Indoor Championships, who finished 17th at the NCAA Championships in 2007;
Phillip Thomas and Ashley Shriver, each of whom had top-five finishes at the MWC Outdoor Championships.

Howe began his collegiate career at UW. He earned All-America honors twice in 2001-02 in the triple jump. He was never beaten in the event during his competition in the WAC and MWC, winning eight conference titles. He currently owns Wyoming and MWC records in both the indoor and outdoor triple jumps with marks of 54-9 1/4 and 54-4 3/4, respectively.

Howe was inducted into the University of Wyoming Athletics Hall of Fame for his accomplishments. He was selected into the class of 2009 with fellow track athlete Jesseca Cross, a thrower in the late 90s. For his accomplishments in the MWC, Howe was selected to the prestigious 10th Anniversary Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field team in 2009. Voting was done by a combination of media, institutional and conference personnel and online fan poll.

In 2002, he competed in the NACAC games, placing third, and the Commonwealth Games, where he placed ninth, representing his native country of Trinidad & Tobago. He also was a 2003 Pan-Am Games team selection.

Howe received his bachelor's degree in bioelectrical engineering from UW in 2003, and a Master's degree in biomechanics in 2010. He is a USATF Level I and Level II (jumps) certified coach.