WSC Track Camps

Coaching Staff

Thomas Crummy
Graduate Assistant Coach

Thomas Crummy enters his second season as a graduate assistant coach for the Wayne State College track and field program.  Crummy will coach sprints, hurdles and jumps for the Wildcats.

Crummy, a native of Argyle, Minnesota, comes to Wayne State following a successful track and field career at Bemidji State University in Minnesota.  He won the pole vault at the 2005 NSIC Outdoor Track and Field Championships, clearing 14' 6 1/4" and was second during the 2005 NSIC Indoor Championships as a sophomore with a top mark of 14' 6". Crummy also competed in the heptathlon and decathlon during his NSIC career at Bemidji State, placing second in the 2006 indoor heptathlon (4,097 points) and earned a third place finish in the 2007 NSIC Indoor Heptathlon by scoring 4,419 points.  He also placed fifth in the 2006 NSIC Outdoor Decathlon.

During his senior season, Crummy placed third in the 2008 NSIC Outdoor Championships (held in Wayne) after clearing 15' 4 1/4".  He was a multiple All-Conference performer while competing at Bemidji State University and earned his bachelor's degree in elementary education with minors in mathematics, communication arts and literature and coaching. 

Crummy is pursuing a master's degree at Wayne State College in sport management and resides in Wayne.

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Dan Probst
Graduate Assistant Coach

Dan Probst begins his first season as a member of the Wayne State College track and field coaching staff, serving as a graduate assistant and working with the throwers.

Probst comes to Wayne State College after completing a successful track and field career at Lewis University in Illinois where he was a seven-time NCAA national qualifier.  The native of Roselle, Illinois was the Great Lakes Valley Conference indoor shot put champion (52' 1 1/4") as a senior in 2009 while placing second in the discus (157' 8") and third in the shot put (49' 8") at the GLVC Outdoor Championships. 

As a junior at Lewis, Probst qualified for the NCAA Div. II Outdoor Championships in the discus with career-best mark of 169' 1" at the Marquette Twilight Meet.  During sophomore season, recorded career-best mark of 60' 1 1/4" in weight throw.

Probst is a May, 2009 graduate of Lewis University while majoring in sport management with minors in business and athletic coaching.