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Texas A&M track and field coach Pat Henry retires after 54 years

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 17, 2026, 4:36 PM

Last updated Jun 17, 2026

Texas A&M track and field coach Pat Henry retires after 54 years
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Pat Henry, the legendary Texas A&M track and field coach, announced his retirement on June 17, 2026, after a distinguished 54-year coaching career. He led the Aggies to 10 national titles during his 22 seasons at Texas A&M and amassed 37 total national championships in his coaching career. Henry, a seven-time NCAA Coach of the Year, has been credited as a pioneer in the sport. He has sent athletes to every Olympiad, with 30 competitors winning eight medals. As discussions for a successor begin, the Aggies reflect on the legacy he leaves behind.

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  • •Pat Henry announced his retirement after 54 years of coaching.
  • •He led Texas A&M to 10 national titles in 22 seasons.
  • •Henry has a total of 37 national championships in his career.
  • •He has sent a player to every Olympiad, with eight medals won.
  • •Texas A&M must now find a successor to continue its track and field legacy.
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  • 4:36 PMYahoo Sports — Legendary Texas A&M head coach retiring after historic career
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Texas A&M coaching legend Pat Henry announced his retirement Wednesday morning, after leading the Aggies to 10 national titles in 22 seasons.

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