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Liberty University Athletics Visiting Team Guide Liberty University Athletics Visiting Team Guide To help accommodate you and your team during your stay in Lynchburg Virginia the Liberty University Athletics Department has created this guide to help with any questions you may have during your stay. On the following pages you will find: Athletics Personnel Directory Athletic Training Information Media Information Athletic Facilities Map Hotel Accommodations Restaurant Guide Liberty University Athletics, 1971 University Blvd., Lynchburg, VA 24502 (P) 434-582-2100 (F) 434-582-2205 www.LibertyFlames.com Athletics Staff Directory Title Name Phone (434) Email Director of Athletics Jeff Barber 582-2100 jbarber2 Sr. Assoc. AD Internal Ops. Mickey Guridy 582-2047 maguridy Assoc. AD/ SWA Erin McKeown 592-4949 eemckeown Director of Athletics Marketing Kevin Keys 592-3905 kkeys Assoc. AD Academic Affairs Kristie Beitz 582-2105 kmbeitz Asst. AD Sports Medicine Jason Porter 582-2407 jporter Assoc. AD Athletics Communication Todd Wetmore 582-2292 twetmore Assoc. AD Compliance Bert Locklin 582-2116 blockin NCAA Faculty Athletics Rep. Dr. Bill Gribbin 582-2777 wgribbin Assoc. AD for Development Bob Good 582-2178 rgood Asst. AD Ticket Operations Anna Whitehurst 582-7328 alwhitehurst Director of Athletic Facilities Dan Maxam 582-2549 dlmaxam Assoc. AD Sales and Promotions Mike Minyard 592-3905 mminyard Athletics TV Producer Bruce Carey 582-2708 bcarey Athletics Business Manager Kris Sennett 582-2388 ksennett Asst. Dir – Events/Donor Relations Lauren Thom 582-2582 lebeckett Athletics Receptionist Karen Goodwin 582-2100 krgoodwin Play – by Play Broadcaster/Sales Alan York 592-3999 ayork Asst. Athletic Dir. – Event Man. Matt Staton 592-3925 mdstaton All email addresses end in @liberty.edu www.LibertyFlames.com Athletics Staff Directory Title Name Phone (434) Email Baseball (P) 434-582-2103 (F) 434-582-2912 Head Coach Jim Toman 582-2305 jtoman Asst. Coach Jason Murray 582-2103 jfmurray Asst. Coach Garrett Quinn 582-2119 gquinn Dir. of Baseball Operations Jonathon McMahon 582-2101 jmcmahon Football (P) 434-582-2040 (F) 434-582-2049 Head Coach Turner Gill lufootball Co - Offensive Coordinator/ OL Dennis Wagner lufootball Defensive Coordinator/ Safeties Robert Wimberly lufootball Offensive Coord/ Tight Ends Aaron Stamn lufootball Co-Defensive Coord/ DL Vantz Singletary lufootball Asst. Coach – Wide Receivers Juan Taylor lufootball Asst. Coach – Running Backs Jamaal Fobbs lufootball Asst. Coach – Corners/ Recruiting Marshall Roberts lufootball Asst. Coach – Quarterbacks Joe Dailey lufootball Asst. Coach – Linebackers Josh Bookbinder lufootball Asst. Coach – Defensive Tackles Bryant Lewellyn lufootball All email addresses end in @liberty.edu www.LibertyFlames.com Athletics Staff Directory Title Name Phone (434) Email Football cont. Offensive Quality Control Kyle DeArmon kadearmon Defensive Quality Control Charlie Skalaski cwskalaski Asst. AD Football Admin. Paul Rutigliano 582-2043 pwrutigliano Director of Spiritual Devel. Ed Gomes 582-7088 egomes Head Equipment Manager Chris Dunfee 582-2052 csdunfee Asst. Equipment Manager Ryan Carr 582-2052 rmcarr2 Video Coordinator Danny Wenger 582-2244 dwenger Administrative Assistant Zel Farrow 582-2048 fefarrow Director of Football Recruiting Heath Kimmel 582-2704 hjkimmel Men’s Basketball (P) 434-582-2337 (F) 434-582-2361 Head Coach Dale Layer 582-2337 lubasketball Asst. Coach Omar Mance 582-2552 omance Asst. Coach Brian Joyce 582-2347 bcjoyce Asst. Coach Vince Walden 582-2403 vwalden Dir. of Basketball Operations Matt Olinger 582-2411 meolinger Administrative Assistant Rebekah Ray 582-2337 rray Men’s Golf (P) 434-841-1347 (F) 434-582-2076 Head Coach Jeff Thomas 582-7448 jthomas5 Asst. Coach Jay Calvo 582-7448 rjcalvo All email addresses end in @liberty.edu www.LibertyFlames.com Athletics Staff Directory Title Name Phone (434) Email Men’s Soccer (P) 434-582-2381 (F) 434-582-2076 Head Coach Jeff Alder 582-2381 jtalder Asst. Coach Dean Short 592-4854 dedshort Asst. Coach A.J. Madero 582-2381 ajmadero Strength and Conditioning (P) 434-582-2106 (F) 434-582-2076 Head Strength Coach Bill Gillespie 592-4694 bgillespie Assoc. Strength Coach Dave Williams 592-4861 dwilliams Asst. Strength Coach Karyl Bacon 592-4861 Asst. Strength Coach Colin Dugan 582-2106 cbdugan Asst. Strength Coach E.L. Estes 582-2348 elestes Asst. Strength Coach Jesse Irizarry 592-4861 jirizarry Softball (P) 434-582-7255 (F) 434-582-4499 Head Coach Dot Richardson 582-7255 softball Asst. Coach Bob Pinto 582-7254 softball Asst. Coach Paige Cassady 582-7257 softball Cheerleading (P) 434-592-4481 (F) 434-582-2076 Cheerleading Coach Jennifer Sydnor 592-4481 cheer Asst. Coach Jordan Ballard jpballard Asst. Coach Amy Wilgus almassey www.LibertyFlames.com Athletics Staff Directory Title Name Phone (434) Email Track and Field/ Cross Country (Men’s and Women’s) (P) 434-582-2135 (F) 434-582-2205 Head Track and Field/CC Brant Tolsma 582-2455 bctolsma Assoc. Head Coach Lance Bingham 582-2057 lbingham Asst. Track and CC Coach Clendon Henderson 582-2133 clhenderson Director of Operations Daniel Newell 582-2135 dnewell Asst. Track and Field Coach Andrew McFadden 582-2131 asmcfadden Asst. Track and Field Coach/CC Josh McDougal 582-2132 jhmcdougal Asst. Track and Field Coach/CC Rebekah Ricksecker 582-2135 rericksecker Women’s Basketball (P) 434-582-2907 (F) 434-582-2908 Head Coach Carey Green 582-2907 cgreen Asst. Coach Alexis Sherard 582-2011 asherard Asst. Coach Andrea Bloodworth 582-2012 abloodworth Asst. Coach Brittany Campbell 582-2616 blcampbellz Dir. of Women’s Basketball Ops. Sarah Boruta 582-2619 seboruta Administrative Assistant Katie Garlick 582-2907 kpgarlick Women’s Lacrosse (P) 434-582-2564 (F) 434-582-2076 Head Coach Kelly Nangle 582-2564 kanangle Asst. Coach Annie McGinley 582-2145 afmcginley Asst. Coach TBA 582-2144 All email addresses end in @liberty.edu www.LibertyFlames.com Athletics Staff Directory Title Name Phone (434) Email Women’s Soccer (P) 434-582-2768 (F) 434-582-2076 Head Coach Jessica Hain 582-2768 wsoccer Asst. Coach Laura Armstrong 582-2134 larmstrong3 Asst. Coach Adam Godwin 582-2389 asgodwin Women’s Swimming (P) 434-582-2387 (F) 434-582-2076 Head Coach Jake Shellenberger 582-2387 jashellenberger Asst. Coach Jessica Barnes 582-2387 jbbarnes2 Women’s Volleyball (P) 434-582-2614 (F) 434-582-2631 Head Coach Shane Pinder 592-4130 sgpinder Asst. Coach Jennifer Vaden 582-2614 jvaden Asst. Coach Rebecca Rudnick 592-5714 rlrudnick Tennis- Men’s and Women’s (F) 434-582-2076 Head Men’s Coach Chris Johnson 582-2409 cjohnson4 Head Women’s Coach Jeff Maren 592-6259 jdmaren Asst. Men’s Coach Ryan Fitzwilliam 592-5461 rfitzwilliam Asst. Women’s Coach Giancarlo Lemmi 592-6259 qplemmi Women’s Field Hockey (P) (434) 582-2393 (F) 434- 582-2205 Head Coach Jodi Murphy 582-2393 jlmurphy5 Asst. Coach Jacki Raithel 582-2142 jrraithel Asst. Coach Tilly Brampton 582-2143 tgbrampton www.LibertyFlames.com Athletic Training Sports Medicine (P) 434-582-2454 (F) 434-582-4620 Title Name Phone (434) Email Asst. AD Sports Medicine Jason Porter 582-2407 jporter Sr. Assoc. - Football Barry Finke 582-7046 bfinke Sr. Assoc. - Men’s Sports Aaron Schreiner 592-4696 aschreiner Sr. Assoc. - Women’s Sports Erin Moore 582-2744 emmoorele Asst. Athletic Trainer Mary Green 582-7457 megreen1 Asst. Athletic Trainer Jesse Cops 582-2454 jgcops Asst. Athletic Trainer Jen Tapken 582-7458 jltapken Asst. Athletic Trainer Dan Preusser 582-2414 dpreusser Asst. Athletic Trainer Dan Brown 582-7457 ddbrown5 All email addresses end in @liberty.edu The Liberty University Athletic Training Staff, in conjunction with the team physicians make up the Liberty University Sports Medicine Network. This group works toward the prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation of athletic injuries. The Athletic Training staff includes eight full-time Certified Athletic Trainers (ATC). These staff members work from five functional athletic training rooms. This allows the Liberty University Sport Medicine Network to provide optimal medical care for the athlete’s medical needs. The capstone of the Sports Medicine facilities is the 3,200 square foot Football Training Room located in the Football Operations Center. This facility includes two plunge pools, a Hydro Works underwater treadmill and a doctor’s exam room. The other training rooms are located at the Vines Center (basketball, volleyball), the field house at Williams Stadium (track, cross country, soccer, tennis, golf, cheerleading, women’s soccer, and softball), and the Crowder-Muckel Field house. www.LibertyFlames.com Media Information Title Name Phone (434) Email Asst. AD Media Relations Todd Wetmore 582-2293 twetmore Assoc. Media Relations Dir. Ryan Bomberger 582-2605 rbomberger Asst. Media Relations Dir. Paul Carmany 582-2604 pjcarmany Asst. Media Relations Dir. Eric Brown 582-2294 eqbrown Asst. Media Relations Dir. Joe Carmany 592-4849 jacarmany Asst, Media Relations Dir./GA Dwayne Groff 592-5414 dsgroff All email addresses end in @liberty.edu Game Press Services The Office of Athletic Media Relations will be available throughout the event. All members of your media will be provided with programs, game notes, media guides, and other pertinent information. Abbreviated statistics are available at the conclusion of each quarter/half and full game statistics are available post-game. Wireless internet, telephones, and a fax machine are available throughout the game. Football Liberty University home football games are played at Williams Stadium located on the main campus of Liberty University. The press area is located on the 5th floor of the towers on the west side of the stadium. Media parking is available in the Blue Lot directly across from the stadium in lot PM-04. Radio crews broadcast from the 5th floor of the press box. Facilities for filming and videotaping are available. Media representatives working at field level must check in at the press area to secure a sideline pass. Pass must be displayed at all times and NCAA sideline rules must be observed at all times. Visiting Team Radio Liberty University will provide normal phone lines in the press box or press row for use by visiting broadcasters.
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