Hokie ClubCAREER ACCOLADES
» Recruited and coached 13 National Champions, including the first NCAA Champion in Virginia Tech School History, 75 All-Americans, 58 Conference Champions, and 100+ National Championship Qualifiers
» 2012 Indoor Southeast Region Men’s Assistant Coach of the Year
» 2011 Outdoor Southeast Region Men’s Assistant Coach of the Year
» 2010 Outdoor Southeast Region Men’s Assistant Coach of the Year
» 2010 Indoor Southeast Region Men’s Assistant Coach of the Year
» 2006 USTFCCCA National Throws Coach of the Year
» 2006 East Regional Throws Coach of the Year
» National Coach for Croatia at the 2009 Under 23 European Championships
» National Coach for Trinidad and Tobago at the 2004 and 2008 Olympic Games
» Coached one athlete to the 2004 Olympic Games
» Coached two athletes to the 2008 Olympic Games
» Coached three athletes to the 2012 Olympic Games
» Coached two athletes to the 2016 Olympic Games
» Coached one athlete to the 2017 World Championship
» Coach one athlete to the 2019 World Championship
OLYMPIC HISTORY
» 2004 - Cleopatra Borel, Shot Put
» 2008 - Cleopatra Borel, Shot Put // Mohsen Anani, Hammer Throw, Virginia Tech Alumni
» 2012 - Cleopatra Borel, Shot Put // Allison Randall, Discus, Virginia Tech Alumni // Marcel Lomnicky, Hammer Throw, Virginia Tech Alumni
» 2016 - Cleopatra Borel, Shot Put // Marcel Lomnicky, Hammer Throw, Virginia Tech Alumni
» 2021 - Irena Sediva, Javelin, Virginia Tech Alumni // Marcel Lomnicky, Hammer Throw, Virginia Tech Alumni
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS HISTORY
» 2013 - Marcel Lomnicky, Hammer Throw Finalist
» 2015 - Marcel Lomnicky, Hammer Throw Finalist
» 2015 - Irena Sediva, Javelin Throw Bronze Medalist
» 2019 - Irena Sediva, Javelin Throw Finalist
» 2019 - Shanice Love, Discus Throw
» 2017 - Jillian Weir, Hammer Throw
NCAA NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
» 2005 - Spyridon Jullien, Weight Throw
» 2005 - Spyridon Jullien, Hammer Throw
» 2006 - Spyridon Jullien, Weight Throw
» 2006 - Spyridon Jullien, Hammer Throw
» 2009 - Marcel Lomnicky, Hammer Throw
» 2011 - Alexander Ziegler, Hammer Throw
» 2011 - Dorotea Habazin, Hammer Throw
» 2012 - Marcel Lomnicky, Weight Throw
» 2012 - Alexander Ziegler, Hammer Throw
» 2013 - Alexander Ziegler, Weight Throw
» 2013 - Thomas Kruzliak, Hammer Throw
» 2015 - Irena Sediva, Javelin Throw
» 2017 - Irena Sediva, Javelin Throw
VIRGINIA TECH TEAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS
» 2025 Men's ACC Indoor Team Champions
» 2024 Men's 2nd Place, ACC Outdoors
» 2024 Women's ACC Indoor Team Champions
» 2023 Women's ACC Indoor Team Champions
» 2024 Men's ACC Indoor Team Champions
» 2017 Men’s ACC Outdoor Team Champions
» 2017 Men’s ACC Indoor Team Champions
» 2016 Men’s ACC Outdoor Team Champions
» 2015 Men’s ACC Indoor Team Champions
» 2013 Men’s ACC Indoor Team Champions
» 2012 Men’s ACC Outdoor Team Champions
» 2012 Men’s 8th Place, Indoor NCAA Championship
» 2011 Men’s ACC Indoor Team Champions
» 2011 Men’s 5th Place, Outdoor NCAA Championship
» 2010 Women’s 5th Place, Outdoor NCAA Championship
» 2010 Men’s 10th Place, Outdoor NCAA Championship
» 2010 Men’s 2nd Place, ACC Indoors
» 2010 Men’s 2nd Place, ACC Outdoors
» 2009 Men’s 2nd Place, ACC Indoors
» 2009 Men’s 2nd Place, ACC Outdoors
» 2009 Women’s 2nd Place, ACC Outdoors
» 2008 Women’s ACC Indoor Team Champions
» 2008 Women’s ACC Outdoor Team Champions
» 2008 Women’s East Region Team Champions
» 2008 Men’s 20th Place, Outdoor NCAA Championship
» 2008 Women’s 10th Place, Indoor NCAA Championship
» 2007 Women’s ACC Indoor Team Champions
» 2007 Women’s ACC Outdoor Team Champions
» 2007 Women’s NCAA East Region Team Champions
» 2006 Men’s 12th Place, Outdoor NCAA Championship
» 2006 Men’s 14th Place, Indoor NCAA Championship
Currently at Virginia Tech, Greg Jack assists with the development and training of All-American throwers, such as Sara Killinen. Notably, Sara Killinen is a five-time All-American, nine-time All-ACC performer and one-time ACC individual champion in the weight throw.
From 2022-2023, Jack designed and created stregnth and agility training programs for the Nike Elite Sprint Group based out of Fort Worth, Texas ahead of the 2023 World Championships in Budapest where Alexis Holmes broke the mixed 4x400m world record and Anna Cockrell collected the bronze in the 400m hurdles. Daliah Muhammad, the former 400m hurdles world record holder, was also coached by Jack in the Nike Elite Sprints Group and competed at the World Championships.
Outside of collegiate athletics, Jack owns and operates Track and Field Strategies LLC where he specializes in recruiting international and domestic student-athletes and provides workout programs designed for division I athletes.
From 2019-2021, Jack served as the assistant track & field coach at Florida State University where he coached and designed training programs for the throws event squad. During his time with the Seminoles, Jack coached two individuals to ACC titles and helped five individuals qualify for the NCAA Championships.
Prior to FSU, Jack was the assistant track & field coach at Cal State Northridge, leading four individuals to conference titles in his lone year with the program. Specifically, he led and designed the strength and conditioning programs for the complete track & field program.
Jack’s first stint at Virginia Tech began in 2001 as an assistant coach, a title that extended through the 2004 season. In the first four seasons, Jack coached one individual to the 2004 Olympic Games. Following that year, he was promoted to the associate men’s head coach and assistant women’s coach, holding those titles from 2004-2008. During his time in the two roles, Jack was selected as the 2006 USTFCCCA National Throws Coach of the Year and was the 2006 USTFCCCA East Regional Throws Coach of the Year. Following the 2008 season, Jack was promoted to associate head coach where he served until 2017. From 2004-2017 at Tech, Jack coached notable individuals like Dorotea Habazin, Spyridon Jullien, Marcel Lomnicky, Irena Sediva, Matthias Treff and Alexander Ziegler to national champion titles and ACC conference and championship records in the javelin, weight throw and hammer throw. Lomnicky still holds the ACC conference and championship records in the hammer throw (82.92m/272’0”). He collected seven women’s team championships and seven men’s team championships along with a combined eight top 20 finishes at the NCAA Championships, including a women’s program best-historical finish at NCAAs of fifth in 2010.
Greg Jack began his coaching career at the University of Pittsburg as an assistant coach from m1999-2001 and briefly served as the strength and conditioning coach for track & field, cross country, women’s tennis while assisting the wrestling and men’s and women’s basketball programs during the 2000-2001 academic year. As a coach, he developed the training programs for the throws and multis event squads.
Originally from Ottowa, Canada, Jack completed his Bachelor’s of Science in physical education at Florida State University in 1999.