American International College

Logan Sharpe was named Director of Cross Country & Track and Field on January 1, 2022 after being named Interim Director on July 1, 2021. He originally joined the Yellow Jackets program for the 2018-19 season as an assistant coach.

In his first full season at the helm of the program, Sharpe's teams shattered program records, sweeping the Northeast-10 and East Region Cross Country titles. For the women's team, both were the first such championships in program history, and it also meant the first appearance as a full team at the NCAA National Championship for the women's squad. Sharpe swept Coach of the Year awards from the NE10 and the USTFCCCA's regional accolades as a result.

While assistant coach at AIC, Sharpe was twice named USTFCCCA East Region Assistant Coach of the Year, winning for his work during the outdoor season in 2019 and the 2019-20 indoor season. The athletes he has most closely coached have earned a combined seven All-American awards in addition to countless All-Region and a variety of academic honors.
 
Perhaps most notably, Sharpe was the catalyst behind the women's outdoor track and field championship win at the Northeast-10 Conference meet in 2021, the first in the 15-year history of the program. Sharpe's athletes were responsible for 97 of the 114 points the team earned in taking the crown from the favored Stonehill squad, including Co-Most Outstanding Track Performer winner Wahjerjay Blango, and overall meet scoring leader Roxan Foster.

Sharpe joined AIC after spending two seasons as the head men's track and field coach at Northeast-10 Conference rival University of New Haven. His athletes broke several school records in his time there and won five NE10 Championships, two New England Championships, and an All-American honor. Prior to that, he was a two-year assistant track and field coach at his alma mater, Southern Connecticut State University, where he completed his master's of science in exercise science with a concentration in human performance following a career where he earned nine All-American honors in sprints and hurdles.