Victor Brankovich

Victor Brankovich enters his 7th season on staff at his Alma Mater and first as the college's first ever Director of Sports Performance in 2015-16.

Brankovich immediately returned to Menlo as assistant football/strength and conditioning coach after graduating with a degree in Sports Management in 2009. Since then Brankovich has obtained his Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (C.S.C.S) Certification with the National Strength and Conditioning Association, and has been named the team's Conditioning Coordinator.

After completing an internship with Stanford sports performance, Brankovich has brought his knowledge of functional training, speed, power, and nutrition to the Oaks Strength Program. He will work directly with all 15 of the department's varsity athletic teams beginning in 15-16.

Before Coming to Menlo College, Brankovich played high school football locally at Woodside High School, and then played junior college football at College of San Mateo where he was a 1st Team All-American. The success at CSM earned Brankovich a football scholarship to San Jose State, before he transferred to Menlo to play out his final two years. In his two seasons with the Oaks, Brankovich was a two time All-Conference player and was voted Team M.V.P in 2008 by his teammates.