Ryan Vanhoy appointed ASU cross-country and track coach
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 6, 2026, 12:02 PM
Last updated Oct 6, 2026

Ryan Vanhoy has been named the new director of cross-country and track and field at Arizona State, effective July 27. Vanhoy previously coached at Cal Poly and has a successful history, including leading the team to 12 Big West Championships. He also contributed to the Ole Miss program's rise as an SEC distance powerhouse. His past acquaintance with former ASU coach Greg Kraft played a role in his hiring, as Kraft offered insights but was not a direct influence. Vanhoy is expected to bring new energy to the ASU program, although challenges persist in some event areas.
- •Vanhoy hired by ASU after successful tenure at Cal Poly.
- •He led Cal Poly to 12 Big West Championships.
- •Vanhoy also coached at Ole Miss, enhancing its distance program.
- •Greg Kraft provided insights during the hiring process.
- •Challenges remain in certain event areas at ASU.
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"Ryan Vanhoy, the new cross-country and track and field coach at ASU, is following a similar path as one former legendary coach at the school.
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