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The Pios squads repeated their third place finishes in 2021. The Pioneers have also ascended to the top 10 of the region for both squads in back-to-back years for the first time in over a decade, with the men placing 5th in 2021. In just three years, Barreau has coached L&C Athletes to 30 school records and 120 All-Time Top 10 marks. His athletes have also won 4 individual Conference Championships, and amassed 14 All-Conference honors and 18 All-Region honors. Four L&C athletes have qualified for the National Championships since Barreau began leading the Pios.

A coach with over 50 national qualifiers, nearly 100 conference champions and 300 all-conference selections over the last eight seasons, Barreau joined the Pioneers following eight years coaching other NCAA Division III institutions. Over his last two seasons at Coe in Iowa, Barreau produced 10 all-conference selections and two new school records. He also coached the school's first-ever all-conference track and field selection in the 10,000 meters.

In all, Barreau has directly coached seven All-Americans and overseen student-athletes set 70 school records across all divisions of the NCAA. Prior to Coe, Barreau was the head coach at Christopher Newport in Virginia and was named the regional coach of the year four times. With 47 national qualifiers and 27 conference records, Barreau was an eight-time conference coach of the year.

Originally from Oregon, Barreau was an assistant coach at Portland State from 2005-08 followed by a year at Concordia. At PSU, his student-athletes broke 27 school records including 12 freshman marks. The Vikings also had their first-ever all-conference distance runners since entering NCAA Division I. For Concordia, Barreau assisted both teams that achieved their highest finish at nationals with the men's team placing among the top 10.

Before coaching in Portland, Barreau was an assistant coach at Adams State in Colorado and his alma mater, Western Oregon. He also spent six years coaching high schools in Arizona and Oregon.

In addition to his coaching accolades, Barreau is highly involved on cross country committees nationwide. Currently, he is the Vice President of the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association NCAA Division III Executive Committee.

Daniel Ozan began his Mt. SAC coaching career in 2015 and serves as Men’s Cross Country/Men’s and Women’s Track & Field Assistant Coach. Since his arrival, Ozan has made a huge impact within the Mountie Program, producing four individual track & field and one individual cross country champion, as well as a men's cross country state championship team.

Ozan's 2018 track crew, produced four individual state titles (men's steeplechase, men's 5k, men 10k, women's 10k) and 14 All-Americans. At the SCC Championships, his men's steeplechase team swept the top five spots at SoCal Championships.

In the Fall of 2017, Ozan led the Mounties to their 2nd CCCAA Cross Country State Championship Team Title in school history (first since 1989). The team also captured their 4th consecutive South Coast Conference (SCC) Cross Country Championship and their second SoCal Cross Country Championship in the past three years.

In 2016, at the SCC Championships, the Mounties took 6 of the top 7 and 11 of the top 14 places. The team went on to finish 3rd at the SoCal and CCCAA State Championships.

At the 2015 SCC Cross Country Championships, the men’s team took 1st through 6th place. The team placed 2nd at the California Community College Athletic Association (CCCAA) State Cross Country Championships and Ozan was named Men’s Cross Country State Assistant Coach of the Year by the California Community College Cross Country and Track Coaches Association (5CTCA).

Ozan previously coached at Cerritos College from 2012-2013 as a cross country and distance coach. In 2012, the Falcons captured both men’s and women’s cross country team and individual conference titles. In track & field, Ozan led the Falcon Men to a first through sixth place finish in the 800 meters at the SCC Championships. He also produced the SCC Champion in the women’s 1,500 meters and the men’s 800 meter, 1,500 meter, 5,000 meter, 10,000 meter and 3,000 meter steeplechase SCC Champion.

Ozan himself was a very talented middle distance runner at Del Mar High School (San Jose, CA), where he captured a CIF Central Coast Championship in the 1,600m and was two-time CIF State Finalist (8th and 4th place) in the 800m. He continued his running career at West Valley Community College, where he was the Northern California 1,500m runner-up, before transferring to U.C. Santa Barbara where he received his B.A. in vocal performance. He also went on to receive his Masters in Classical Voice at the Manhattan School of Music.

An extremely talented vocal musician, Ozan was finalist in the Apollo Theater Amateur Night (2006) and sang as a soloist, a world premiere piece at Carnegie Hall (2007). In 2007, he received his Master’s Degree in Classical Voice from the Manhattan School of Music. He currently performs vocally as part of the A Cappella group, AirPlay.

He is father of 3 lovely children, Soraya (8), Maxwell (4) and Daniel (4). In his spare time, he enjoys singing, watching movies, eating chocolate, is a connoisseur of Coach Yokoyama's Cooking and spending time with his children.