Glenn Stewart

Glenn Stewart enters his eighth season at CMS in 2019-20, including his sixth as the program’s head coach, earning the role officially in 2016-17 after two years as the interim coach.

In his first five seasons at the helm, Stewart has helped the Stags and Athenas amass a long list of awards, records and championships, including five straight SCIAC Championships for the women’s track and field team. In those five years, CMS has had 225 All-SCIAC performances (top three finishes), 66 individual SCIAC championships, 12 SCIAC Championship meet records, and 10 SCIAC Athletes of the Year. Nationally, the programs have had 64 NCAA Division III Championship qualifiers, 30 All-Americans, and three individual national champions.

This past season, Stewart and his assistants were named the 2019 SCIAC Coaching Staff of the Year for both men's and women's track and field, after leading CMS to a pair of conference championships. The Athenas were picked second in the preseason poll, and the Stags were picked fourth, but both teams defended their home facility to earn league crowns, with the women winning their fifth title in a row. The two programs combined to send 11 athletes to nationals, with Jacque Desmond (pole vault) and Evan Hassman (steeplechase) earning All-America honors with top eight finishes at the NCAA Division III Championships.

In 2018-19, CMS also had 26 All-SCIAC performances, nine SCIAC meet champions, and had 32 athletes place in the top 10 in program history in their respective events, including school records in the men’s 4x100 relay and the women’s pole vault. CMS also boasted 16 athletes who received All-Academic honors from the United States Track and Field Association.