Nick Radkewich

Radkewich was a member of the 2000 U.S. Olympic Triathlon Team. The five-time national champion was named the 1998 USA Triathlon & US Olympic Committee Triathlete of the Year. He was also a two-time member of the US Goodwill Games team.

Radkewich has spent the past decade as a coach and consultant at Avengers Sports and 4D Endurance. In his 10 years there, he helped design and implement personal endurance training programs in triathlon and running to all skill levels and provided event marketing and product development services to major event promoters and manufacturers. He also managed a pilot program between USA Triathlon, the University of Colorado - Colorado Springs and the U.S. Olympic Committee; mentoring athletes at the Olympic Training Center with two Junior Elite National Champions; One 2012 Olympic Trials qualifier, a Collegiate National Championship, and a Pan Am Elite Junior Championship podium. Radkewich was selected as a member of the coaching staff for the 2012 International Triathlon Union World Triathlon Series Finals in Auckland, New Zealand.

Radkewich spent three years at Belmont Abbey College, where he was the head cross country, track and field and triathlon coach for the Crusaders. He helped the cross country teams claim a pair of top-three finishes while coaching 14 track and field student-athletes to conference titles. Radkewich also had the conference Scholar-Athlete of the Year and 27 All-Conference Academic award winners. The Crusaders won four Conference Messick Team Awards for Sportsmanship during his tenure.