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Nike Track & Field Camp of Champions Stanford University

J.J. Clark, Director

641 Campus Drive, Stanford, California 94305

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Nike Track & Field Camp of Champions at Stanford University offers athletes the rare opportunity to experience firsthand the life of a Stanford student-athlete.

The Nike Camp at Stanford University is called the “Camp of Champions” for good reason - Stanford enjoys international recognition for its ability to turn talented young athletes into world-class performers. Instruction is given by Stanford coaches & staff. The program is designed for athletes with the desire and special aptitude to become more competitive in their event. It is challenging and intense, helping the young athlete grow mentally and physically tougher for competition and training.

Campers are also welcome to do the Stanford Cross Country Camp. Click Here for more information.

Our camps are open to any and all entrants, ages: 12-18
Any athlete who has sufficient preparatory education to be academically eligible to enter college in the fall following the camp date will not be permitted to attend the camp.
Drugs, alcohol and smoking are strictly prohibited and constitute grounds for immediate dismissal from camp.

Highlights Include

Nike Running Camp T-shirt
Knowledgeable and inspiring guest speakers
Event-specific training
Education in the latest training techniques and sports sciences
Post-camp goal setting and training
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Director J.J. Clark

J.J. Clark was named Stanford’s Franklin P. Johnson Director of Track and Field on July 25, 2019. Clark oversees Stanford’s track and field and cross country programs.He arrived after serving as the head coach of the women’s cross country and track and field programs at Connecticut for the previous five seasons.Clark also served as the head coach and Director of Track and Field/Cross Country at Tennessee from 2001-14, leading the Lady Vols to NCAA indoor championships in 2005 and 2009. Clark was also an assistant coach for the 2008 Olympic team and has coached two USA World Championship teams.
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During his tenure at Connecticut, Clark worked primarily with the distance runners and guided the Huskies to back-to-back American Athletic Conference women’s indoor track and field titles (2015-16), in addition to the school’s first AAC women’s cross country crown in 2017. Most recently this spring, Kat Surin and Susan Aneno earned second-team All-America honors at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships.

At Tennessee, Clark served as the women’s track and field head coach until 2011, before he was promoted to Director of Track and Field/Cross Country and oversaw both the men’s and women’s programs. Clark led the Lady Vols to NCAA indoor crowns in 2005 and 2009, with Tennessee producing nine combined NCAA indoor/outdoor top-10 finishes during his career.

Under Clark’s leadership, Tennessee captured three SEC indoor championships and five SEC cross country titles. The Lady Vols claimed 61 individual SEC titles while establishing six American records and two world records. Clark was a three-time SEC Indoor Coach of the Year and a three-time SEC Cross Country Coach of the Year.

Clark was named National Coach of the Year by the U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) in 2009 and the United States Track Coaches Association (USTCA) in 2005. Forty-six of his Tennessee student-athletes combined to earn 192 All-America honors.

During his combined tenures at Tennessee and Florida, Clark earned 21 coach of the year accolades (11 track and field with 10 cross country).

On the international scene, Clark was the United States women's middle distance assistant coach at the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympic games. He was also the United States head coach for the World Championship Team in 2001 and an assistant coach in 1997, specializing in middle distance.

At the 2000 U.S. Olympic trials, Clark was part of a historic moment as he coached his wife (Jearl Miles-Clark) and two sisters (Hazel Clark, Joetta Clark Diggs) to a sweep in the 800 meters and the trio advanced to the Sydney Games. Clark also coached his wife to the 800 American record (1:56.40), which lasted 20 years.
Assistant Coach • Jumps/Pole Vault/Multis Arthur Ignaczak

Arthur “Iggy” Ignaczak coaches jumps, pole vault, and the combined events for Stanford, arriving before the 2020 season.Ignaczak spent the previous two seasons at Eastern Michigan and spent 3 1/2 years at Central Arkansas. He began his collegiate coaching career at Saint Francis University, where he earned his master’s of education with a focus on leadership in 2013.
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Two of his athletes broke into the school indoor top-10 list in 2020 -- triple jumper Keyshawn King and pole vaulter Max Manson, who joined pole vaulter J.T. Herrscher among the top five freshman performers in Stanford history.

At Eastern Michigan, Ignaczak coached the women’s jumps, multis, and throws. He helped coach the Eagles to the 2018 Mid-American Conference women’s indoor championship, with his athletes scoring in every jumps event. He coached athletes to 10 school top-10 performances, one school record, and coached a conference freshman field performer of the year.

Two of his athletes advanced to the NCAA East Preliminaries in 2018, in the triple jump and pole vault. Jannina Pollatz advancedt to the NCAA East Prelims twice in the pole vault and cleared a collegiate best of 13-8 ¼ (4.18 meters). Ignaczak also coached Kadian Clarke to a school record in the weight throw, of 61-4 (18.69m).

At Central Arkansas, Ignaczak coached the short sprints, hurdles, jumps, and multis. His athletes set 29 school records and earned more than 100 school top-10 performances. He had seven NCAA East Prelims qualifiers, and had qualifiers in each of the NCAA indoor and outdoor championships, earning two NCAA All-America honors. High jumper Eric Moore became UCA's first NCAA Division 1 championships qualifier with a jump of 7-2 1/2 (2.20m), and Ignaczak coached athletes to USATF qualification in the high jump and a USATF junior qualification in the 110 hurdles.

Before Central Arkansas, Ignaczak coached sprints, hurdles, and jumps coach for the Jersey Shore Elite Track Club. He also oversaw speed training at the All-Star Sports Academy in his hometown.

At Saint Francis, Ignaczak coached the jumps and multis, and assisted with sprints, hurdles, and relays. He coached one conference champion, and his athletes set two school records, and earned 14 school top-10 performances. Ignaczak also assisted the Red Flash in earning a runner-up finish in the Northeast Conference in 2013, resulting in Women’s Coaching Staff of the Year honors.

A native of Toms River, New Jersey, Ignaczak was a school-record hurdler and team captain at Toms River High School North. He was a New Jersey Open outdoor champion in the 110 high hurdles while competing for Shore Athletic Club.

At Mount Saint Mary’s University, Ignaczak was a Northeast Conference finalist indoors and outdoors, and earned his degree in 2010. He began his career at Monsignor Donovan High in Toms River, coaching the sprints, hurdles, relays, jumps, and throws. He had three all-state athletes and one national qualifier.

Ignaczak has USATF (Levels I, II, and III) certifications in the jumps and combined events, and an IAAF Level 5 certification in the jumps.
Assistant Coach - Throws Thomas Gesser

Thomas Gesser coaches the throws and serves as the sports performance coach for the entire track and field/cross country teams. Having been at Stanford since 2018, Gesser has helped many student-athletes accomplish their athletic goals, including Pac-12 Conference champions, NCAA All-Americans, and NCAA national champions across all event areas.
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Before arriving to Stanford, Gesser was a teaching assistant at Cal State Northridge where he taught biomechanics and strength training courses while earning his master’s degree in biomechanics and serving as an assistant track and field coach at Moorpark College.

Gesser earned his bachelor’s degree in kinesiology from Cal State Stanislaus where he was also an All-American and CCAA champion in the hammer throw.

Gesser is a certified strength and conditioning specialist with the National Strength and Conditioning Association as well as a Level 2 certified sports performance coach with USA Weightlifting.
Assistant Coach - Jumps/Multis Erica Ferguson

Erica Ferguson joined the Stanford track and field staff in September, 2024. She coaches jumps and combined events alongside sixth-year coach Arthur Ignaczak. Ferguson came from University of Connecticut, where she coached for five seasons, most recently coaching the men’s and women’s jumpers and assisting with combined events. From 2019-21, Ferguson coached sprints and hurdles.
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Huskies athletes set three school records under Ferguson and her athletes made 28 additions or improvements to UConn’s top-10 lists. She coached her athletes to 27 Big East Conference individual championships and 118 all-conference honors. Eighteen advanced to the NCAA East Prelims, two to the NCAA Championships and one to the U.S. Olympic Trials.

Ferguson coached sprints, hurdles, jumps, and multis at La Salle from 2014-19 and developed the strength and conditioning programs for those events. Her athletes set 42 school records and won four conference championships.

At Stanford, Ferguson is in her 15^th season in college coaching, which began at Susquehanna University in August, 2010, and continued at Cheyney, where she also helped coach middle distance runners in addition to sprints and hurdles, and Maine, where she coached sprints and jumps.

Ferguson, who has coached at Stanford’s track and field camps since 2021, earned her undergraduate degree at Mansfield University in communication with a minor in music, and earned her master’s in sports management from California University of Pennsylvania.

She is a native of Yeardon, Pennsylvania, and attended West Catholic High School in Philadelphia.
Assistant Coach - Sprints/Hurdles Rahn Sheffield

U.S. national team coaching veteran Rahn Sheffield joined the Stanford track and field staff in October, 2024, to coach sprints and hurdles.Sheffield came to Stanford after holding head coaching positions at San Diego State and UC Davis. The 2025 season is Sheffield's 40th season of collegiate coaching.
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Sheffield’s national team experience includes U.S. head coach at two World Indoor Championships (2012, 2022) and sprint/hurdles/relay coach at another (2010). Sheffield was the U.S. sprints/hurdles coach at three World Under-20 Championships (2006, 2015, and 2018).

As director of track and field/cross country at UC Davis from 2015-19, Sheffield was a two-time Big West Conference Track and Field Coach of the Year and led the UCD women to two Big West women's team titles. Including the 2014 season as a UCD assistant coach, Sheffield's athletes won 27 Big West individual championships, and set 12 school records. He had 71 NCAA West Prelims qualifiers and his athletes earned eight All-America honors.

In 25 seasons coaching at San Diego State (1985-2009) – the last 19 as head women’s track and field/cross country coach – Sheffield coached 19 All-Americans. He was the 2007 West Regional Women’s Track and Field Coach of the Year and a two-time Mountain West Conference Outdoor Coach of the Year, and a Western Athletic Conference Coach of the Year.

Seventy-eight of his Aztecs qualified for the NCAA Championships, with three capturing individual titles.

While at San Diego State, Sheffield coached his sister, LaTanya Sheffield, to the 1985 NCAA 400 hurdles championship, an American record, and into the 1988 Olympic final, where she placed eighth.

Sheffield was a personal coach to Brenda Taylor, who reached the 2004 Olympic 400 hurdles final and at San Diego State coached a legally blind athlete, Marla Runyan, who would go on to win four Paralympic gold medals and place eighth in the 2000 Olympic Games in the 1,500.

Another area of Sheffield’s expertise is in speed and conditioning, coaching NFL stars such as Marshall Faulk, Cam Newton, and Robert Griffin III through his own company, Sheffield Elite.

Sheffield served as men’s and women’s head coach at Cuyamaca College in El Cajon, California, for the four seasons before arriving at Stanford.

Sheffield is a native of Los Angeles and competed in the 400 hurdles at East Los Angeles College and at San Diego State, where he graduated with an industrial arts degree in 1979. He reached two NCAA 400 hurdles finals for the Aztecs, placing seventh in 1979 (50.68) and eighth in 1977 (50.91).

Besides his success as a coach, Sheffield is recognized in the track and field community for his unique rotation hurdling technique that has been noted by the Olympic Development Committee.

Sheffield's niece, Kala Stepter, competed for Stanford from 2010-13, advanced to the 2013 NCAA Outdoor Championships in the 4x400 relay and stands No. 8 on Stanford’s all-time list in the 400 hurdles (59.42).

SECURE YOUR SPOT!

At the Nike Stanford Track & Field Camp, young athletes can choose from all disciplines: sprints, hurdles, jumps, and throws. Note: For liability reasons, pole vaulters must bring their own poles. During each training session, campers select an event of their choice for specialization. Each group is assigned an experienced event coach for specialized training and individual attention.

A representative from the Stanford admissions office attends a session dedicated to the college recruiting process, offering valuable advice to campers.

Early pick-up requests must include contact information for the parent/guardian of the camper, a signature approving the early departure, as well as the method of pick up (e.g., parent/relative will pick up, Uber, car service, etc.).

Training and instruction are provided in breakout sessions led by the Stanford Camp Counselor Staff, including current Stanford coaches and student-athletes. The camp also employs counselors from other collegiate institutions, providing campers with a broad range of insight and experience from coaches and athletes from around the country. The week will also include speakers and panel discussions with counselor staff including topics such as training, competition, balance, motivation, sleep and nutrition.

Campers engage with Stanford’s impressive coaching staff that consistently produces NCAA All-Americans, National Champions, and Olympians. The camp counselors include current and former Stanford distance athletes who work with campers in small groups and offer their advice on training and racing as elite student-athletes.

You can expect a high demand on these first-come-first-serve camper spots, so please be sure to register early.

2025 OVERVIEW

Dates:
- July 7-10, 2025 (Monday-Thursday)
- July 14-17, 2025 (Monday-Thursday)
Ages: 12-18
Gender: Co-ed
Camp type: Day, Half-Day
Schedule: Monday-Thursday, 9:00 AM-3:00 PM (Day); 9:00 AM-12:00 PM (Half-Day) There will be a mock track meet that will take place on the last day of camp.
Check-in: 15 minutes prior to camp start time
Location: Cobb Track & Angell Field- Stanford University
- View the campus map here
Lunch: Campers should bring their own lunch and snacks
- On-campus Dining Suggestions (Campers MUST be accompanied by a parent/guardian):
  - Jimmy V's Sports Cafe
  641 Campus Dr, Stanford, CA, United States, California
  - Stanford Graduate School of Business (GSB) | Dinning
  655 Knight Way Stanford, CA 94305
  https://www.gsb.stanford.edu/visit/dining

PARKING:

Please find Stanford University's Visitor Parking Information here.

You can view Stanford University's Parking Map here. The parking zone closest to Cobb Track & Angell Field is at the Track House Parking Lot adjacent to the track and next to the Stanford Athletics Shop.

PREPARE FOR CAMP:

*Note: If you are registered for a Nike Stanford Track & Field or Cross Country Camp, you cannot view your enrollment in the USSC Customer Portal.

All necessary camp information is on this page. If there are any imperative changes prior to camp start, registered campers will be notified via email and this webpage will be updated!

INSTRUCTION, EQUIPMENT & FACILITY

Ratio: 1:10 staff to camper ratio
Grouped by: age, ability and experience
Evaluation: by coaching staff
Equipment Needed: Campers should bring at least one pair of broken in running shoes. Event shoes/spikes are recommended but not required. Please be sure to properly mark your equipment, so that it can be easily identified.
Facility: Stanford University Cobb Track & Angel Field

EVENTS OFFERED

Track and Field
- Sprints
- Hurdles
- Jumps (including Pole Vault) (Camper must bring their own poles)
- Throws (including javelin and hammer throw)

CHECKLIST OF THINGS TO BRING:

Below is a suggested list of clothes, equipment and personal items. US Sports Camps is NOT responsible for lost or stolen articles or money.

ALL CAMPERS:

Extra Athletic clothing
1-2 pairs of broken in running shoes/ event spikes
Non-running shoes
Water bottle
Sunblock
Packed lunch and snacks
Small gym bag/backpack

TRANSPORTATION

Transportation is not provided. Campers are responsible for getting to and from camp on their own. There is no supervision before or after camp hours so please make arrangements to pick up your child on time.

MEDICAL PROTOCOL

Most camps have an athletic trainer on-site to help with illness or injury. In case of an emergency, campers will be transported to the nearest hospital.

COMPANY POLICIES

Please note Stanford University's cancellation policy: For any cancellation prior to 14 days from the camp start date, a refund will be issued to the payment method on file, less the $100 cancellation fee. For any cancellation within the 14-day period prior to the camp start date, no refund or credit voucher will be issued. Credit vouchers are not redeemable at any Stanford University camp.

For information regarding all other company policies, please visit USSC Policies.

NIKE TRACK & FIELD CAMP FAQ

For general questions about our Track & Field camps please see our FAQ page.

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Sample Daily Schedule

8:45 am Day Camper Drop Off/Check In
9:00 am Training at Cobb Track and Angell Field
10:00 am Core, Strength Circuit, and Stretching
10:45 pm Guest Speaker
11:45 am Morning Recap
12:00 pm Lunch (Bring your Own Lunch)
1:00 pm Event Specific Training
2:45 pm Meet in Counselor Groups for Recap and Check Out
3:00 pm Camper Pick Up & Departure

Nike Cross Country Camp Stanford Campus

Cobb Track and Angel Field is host to thousands of athletes each year. World, American, collegiate and high school records have all been set on this amazing facility. The Track has hosted the USA National Championships, USA Junior Nationals, and is home to the prestigious Stanford Invitational. During each training session, campers select an event of their choice for specialization. Each group is assigned an experienced event coach, for specialized training and individual attention.

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I have a credit/voucher from another US Sports Camp. Can I use it for the Stanford Track & Field Camp of Champions?

No. Unfortunately, credits/vouchers from all other US Sports Camps cannot be applied to any camp at Stanford University.

What is the difference between track and field and cross country camp?

Stanford Track and Field/Cross Country Camp operates as two camps in one and offers the best of both worlds for any budding athlete! While we meet together for check in, meals, and guest speakers, we will separate cross country and track and field campers for all of our “training” sessions. Cross Country includes longer mileage runs and some track workouts. Cross Country also does two off-campus, longer distance runs that will take place on local trails and jogging paths. Track and Field offers workouts/training in the following disciplines: sprints/hurdles, jumps (pole vault, high jump and horizontal jumps), and throws (shot put, discus, hammer, javelin).

I’m a track and field camper, what if I want to participate in multiple event areas?

Our staff encourages campers to make their camp experience their “own.” For example, if campers would like to participate in sprints and throws, they should speak directly to their check-in counselor on site and we will do our best to make sure campers are able to participate in as many event areas as possible. If you participate with one training group for one session, you are by no means committed to remain with that group for the duration of camp.

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I run the 800-meters, which camp should I register for?

Great question! Cross Country Camp features more distance-based training, with athletes running approximately 3-8 miles per session. The sprints group will focus more on drills, form, block starts, and shorter-distance, speed-based workouts. If you are unsure of which group you belong, please speak to your counselor and we will ensure that you have the BEST POSSIBLE training experience.

When and where will the check-in and check-out take place for the Camp of Champions?

All campers check in daily at 8:45 Daily. Follow the signs on campus to registration.

Check out daily at 12:00 pm for Half Day Campers and 3:00 pm for Full Day Campers.

Final check-in location and instructions, as well as directions and a parking map will be provided prior to camp.

Are pole vaulters permitted to register? Should I bring my own poles?

Yes! We require all pole vaulters to bring their own poles to camp. We do not have any available for your use during training. Please register as pole vault during the registration process so we can identify your specialty prior to check-in. Poles will be safely locked up and stored at our facility until the conclusion of camp.

Does the Health & Release Form need to be signed by a doctor?

Our Health & Release Form does not require a doctor’s signature. This form is required to be completed online, accurately, signed by the parent (guardian), and submitted before the 1st day of camp.

Will a campus tour or admissions information be included for interested campers?

No. Campus tours or admissions discussions will not be conducted as part of Stanford Track and Field/Cross Country Camp. Campers interested in a campus tour should visit the Stanford Visitors’ Center website for more information - http://visit.stanford.edu/basics/visitor_center.html. Please note: Tours should be scheduled AFTER camp has concluded. Campers will not be released to participate in any outside activities during the duration of camp.

I am interested in running in college; will there be information about this process be provided to campers?

Stanford Track and Field/Cross Country Camp will feature both coach and student-athlete panel discussions. Campers will have the opportunity to submit questions to be answered during the discussions. Our coaching staff features both coaches and current student athletes from all levels of collegiate track and field (Division I, Division II, Division III, NAIA, etc.), and we are confident we can offer a broad insight to all athletes interested in competing at the next level.

Does this camp have medical personnel on staff?

We have a certified athletic training on-site and a doctor on-call at all times in case of a training injury or medical ailment/emergency. If you have a medical issue that may affect your performance or participation in certain activities while at camp, please be prepared to speak to the athletic training staff at check in.

Are the campers supervised throughout the camp?

Yes, campers are supervised by the coaches and staff. All staff members complete criminal and sex offender background checks before working the camp.

Can I come to camp alone or do I have to be a member of a team?

We welcome individual campers and teams. It's a great place to meet new friends who share your enthusiasm for the sport and to have FUN!

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Reviews & Testimonials

Life-changing camp

This is a life-changing camp and provides life-changing opportunities for kids that attend. It is a fun and amazing experience - This was my first year at this camp, but I know that I will happily await my return next year and years to come.
- 5/5.
May 15, 2025
Great experience

This camp offers you great experiences and you get to know how student-athlete is lives at Stanford and you get a competitive level in all the ways.
- 5/5.
May 15, 2025
Challenging Experience

This camp is for the runner that wants to challenge himself/herself. As a parent I appreciated the many discussions, which included one about college selection through the lens of the student-athlete.
- 5/5.
May 15, 2025

Nike Track & Field Camp of Champions Stanford University

Average Rating 4.81 / 5 Stars

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Highlights Include

Camp Coaches

Director J.J. Clark

Assistant Coach • Jumps/Pole Vault/Multis Arthur Ignaczak

Assistant Coach - Throws Thomas Gesser

Assistant Coach - Jumps/Multis Erica Ferguson

Assistant Coach - Sprints/Hurdles Rahn Sheffield

Camp Details

2025 OVERVIEW

PARKING:

PREPARE FOR CAMP:

INSTRUCTION, EQUIPMENT & FACILITY

EVENTS OFFERED

CHECKLIST OF THINGS TO BRING:

TRANSPORTATION

MEDICAL PROTOCOL

COMPANY POLICIES

NIKE TRACK & FIELD CAMP FAQ

Sample Daily Schedule

Camp Questions & Answers

I have a credit/voucher from another US Sports Camp. Can I use it for the Stanford Track & Field Camp of Champions?

What is the difference between track and field and cross country camp?

I’m a track and field camper, what if I want to participate in multiple event areas?

I run the 800-meters, which camp should I register for?

When and where will the check-in and check-out take place for the Camp of Champions?

Are pole vaulters permitted to register? Should I bring my own poles?

Does the Health & Release Form need to be signed by a doctor?

Will a campus tour or admissions information be included for interested campers?

I am interested in running in college; will there be information about this process be provided to campers?

Does this camp have medical personnel on staff?

Are the campers supervised throughout the camp?

Can I come to camp alone or do I have to be a member of a team?

Camp Dates & Prices

2026 dates are coming soon.

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Reviews & Testimonials

Life-changing camp

Great experience

Challenging Experience

Great Experience!

Learn Something New!

Inspiring

Will definitely come back

Amazing experience

Everyone was encouraging and willing to help

Exceeded expectations

Formed great friendships

Helped each athlete improve

Best in the nation

Thank You

Solid training

Invaluable experience

Great experience

Experience I'll never forget

Amazing facilities

Unforgettable experience

Improve skills

Focused coaches

Enjoyed every minute

Renewed focus

Meets Anyone's Needs

Hone Skills

Camp of Champions!

Helps Achieve Goals

Recommend this Camp to all Runners!

Amazing

Invaluable perspective

Inspiring Staff & Camp!

Good clean fun

Individualized attention

Boosted my confidence

Great instructors

Incredible!

She loved seeing the improvement of her long jump

She loved seeing the improvement of her long jump