Coaching Philosophy: My philosophy is rooted in a Christian-based, positive approach to teaching collegiate track and field athletes, not only aspects of sport, but also values and traits beneficial beyond their time as collegiate athletes. At the same time, I want to nurture their dreams on and away from the track. Director of Track & …
Coaching Philosophy: How I coach is a reflection of where I am at HBU. I’ve been here for 29 years and love everything about the institution. Having high-quality academic young men on our campus is a trademark of who we are as a program. We take these young men, develop them, and produce high-character, high-quality …
Coaching Philosophy: “The little details make the biggest differences. Pay attention to detail daily and have no excuses. We preach doing things the right way and knowing you have given your all.” After being introduced to basketball at the age of 14, Donna Finnie never looked back. She received a scholarship to play at Lamar …
Coaching Philosophy: “My philosophy is rooted in a Christian-based, positive approach to teaching collegiate track and field athletes, not only aspects of sport, but also values and traits beneficial beyond their time as collegiate athletes. At the same time, I want to nurture their dreams on and away from the track. Sports teach us so …
Coaching Philosophy: I believe that coaching has to be a passion first. Secondly, you have to enjoy teaching others to become the best that they can possibly be by hard work, self-discipline, work ethic, respect, accountability and responsibility – both in the classroom and on the playing field. A large part of coaching has to …
Coaching Philosophy: I believe that coaching has to be a passion first. Secondly, you have to enjoy teaching others to become the best that they can possibly be by hard work, self-discipline, work ethic, respect, accountability and responsibility – both in the classroom and on the playing field. A large part of coaching has to …
Coaching Philosophy: I believe that the impact on lives that I have as a coach is more important than the number of wins or championships I earn in my career. Since the HBU women’s soccer program inception in 2006, Head Coach Misty Jones has served at the helm. Since then, the team has won three …
Coaching Philosophy: We want to produce champions in every aspect of what we do. In the classroom, we strive to have individual GPAs and team GPAs well above the average of 3.0. Socially, we understand who we represent and try to be positive ambassadors for HBU. On the field, we like to play a high-energy, …
HBU’s 17 NCAA Division I sports represent the University on a national stage with great effect. They allow HBU to draw exceptional athletes, serve as a main component of student and alumni experience, and elevate the school to a level that meets and surpasses other universities. Athletics teams have played a formative role in shaping …
Steve Moniaci is HBU’s fourth director of Athletics. For about a decade, he has overseen the operations of the department and its 17 NCAA Division I sports programs. During his tenure, HBU successfully transitioned back to NCAA Division I membership status, joined the Southland Conference, started a football program and a beach volleyball program, and …
