Khadevis Robinson is a distinguished American middle-distance runner and coach, celebrated for his exceptional achievements in the 800 meters. He is an eight-time USA Outdoor Track and Field champion, earning national titles in 1999, 2005, 2006, and 2007. Robinson represented the United States at two Olympic Games (2004 in Athens and 2012 in London), showcasing his relentless pursuit of excellence on the global stage.

Beyond his competitive success, Robinson has made significant contributions as a coach and mentor, inspiring the next generation of athletes.

Deajah Stevens is an accomplished American sprinter known for her speed and grace on the track. Specializing in the 200 meters, she made her mark early by earning a spot on the U.S. Olympic team for the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Games, where she reached the finals in the 200 meters, finishing seventh in the world.

Stevens competed for the University of Oregon, where she was a key contributor to the Ducks' dominance in NCAA track and field. Her accolades include multiple All-American honors and a runner-up finish at the 2017 NCAA Outdoor Championships in the 200 meters.

Lyudmila Litvinova is a prominent Russian sprinter, renowned for her strength and speed in the 400 meters. Her most notable achievement came at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, where she earned a silver medal as part of the Russian women's 4x400 meter relay team, showcasing her ability to perform under pressure on the global stage.

In addition to her Olympic success, Litvinova has also competed in various European and World Championships, consistently demonstrating her elite capabilities in the 400 meters.

Drew Nelson is a rising star in American track and field, known for his versatility and competitive edge in middle-distance events. Nelson quickly established himself as a formidable athlete, excelling in the 800 and 1500 meters. Nelson earned a full-ride scholarship to Chicago State University, after competing and becoming an all-American at College of Sequoias. Nelson continues to hold school records at Chicago State University for both indoor and outdoor Men's 800 and the Men's 4x400 Relay Team.

His breakthrough performances at collegiate competitions have marked him as one to watch, with a series of top finishes that highlight his potential on the national stage.

Curtis Allen is an accomplished coach in American track and field, specializing in sprints and relays. Known for his deep understanding of the sport and his ability to develop elite athletes, Allen has made a significant impact at both the collegiate and national levels. His expertise and mentorship were instrumental in guiding Quincy Hall to a gold medal in the men's 400 meters, showcasing Allen's ability to bring out the best in his athletes.

Allen has earned a reputation as a dedicated and effective coach. His influence extends beyond individual performances, as he continues to shape the future of track and field.

Xavier Bruce is a dynamic athlete in the world of track and field, known for his exceptional performances in the long jump and triple jump. Bruce has quickly risen through the ranks with his powerful jumping ability and consistent competitive edge. His athletic prowess was evident from a young age, and he has since honed his skills to become a standout performer at the collegiate and national levels.

Bruce’s achievements include multiple top finishes at major meets, where his combination of speed, strength, and technique has earned him recognition as one of the most promising jumpers in the country.

Kyra Jefferson, former NCAA champion and record-holder, joined Sacramento State’s coaching staff in September 2023 as the sprinters and hurdlers coach. In her first season, Jefferson led her athletes to 10 school top-10 marks, highlighted by Zoe Ewell’s school record in the 60m. A standout at the University of Florida, Jefferson was a 4-time NCAA and 6-time SEC champion, setting the NCAA outdoor 200m record in 2017 (22.02), which stood for 28 years. Her professional career saw her win a silver in the 200m and gold in the 4x100 relay at the 2015 Pan American Games, along with top finishes at international meets in Monaco and Zurich. Jefferson began coaching as a volunteer assistant at Florida before taking on a coaching role at P.K. Yonge Development Research School in Gainesville, Florida. There, she designed training sessions and oversaw physical conditioning, while managing team budgets. Now, she’s committed to developing Sacramento State’s next generation of track stars.