In Memoriam: Fred Dwyer, Influential Track Coach at Manhattan University
Manhattan University honors the legacy of Fred Dwyer, the longest-serving Head Coach of Track and Field, who passed away at the age of 94. Dwyer significantly shaped the university's track and field program, leading it to remarkable achievements including an NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championship in 1973, four IC4A Championships, and 19 Metropolitan Championships. His coaching career, spanning from 1969 to 1993, produced 41 All-Americans and four Olympians, while approximately 250 school records were set during his tenure.
As a student-athlete at Villanova University, Dwyer earned All-America Honors and contributed to his team's success at prestigious events. Upon joining Manhattan, he quickly made an impact by guiding the Cross Country team to an undefeated season and coaching champions in various events. His accolades include multiple Coach of the Year awards and induction into the Manhattan University Athletics Hall of Fame. Dwyer's legacy endures through his family, all of whom are alumni of Manhattan University.
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