Pat Henry

Biography

HENRY UP CLOSE PERSONAL Hometown: Albuquerque, New Mexico Wife: the former Gail Duggin Children: daughter, Shelly; son, Brandon High School: Del Norte High School, 1969 College: New Mexico, 1973 (bachelor's in PhysEd); Western New Mexico, 1979 (master's in education administration) COACHING RESUME 1974-83: Head Coach, Hobbs (N.M.) High School 1984-87: Head Coach, Blinn College 1988-04: Head Coach, LSU 2005-: Head Coach, Texas A&M Pat Henry, with 10 NCAA Championships during his time at Texas A&M, currently has 37 national team titles on the NCAA Division I level. In addition, Henry also has a pair of national titles on the NJCAA level while coaching at Blinn College in Brenham. In achieving the most NCAA championships by a head coach for indoor and outdoor track and field, Henry is currently the active leader and third among coaches all-time in any sport for national team titles. The all-time NCAA list is topped by Kenyon College's Jim Steen, who has 50 titles in Division III swimming and diving, while Arkansas' John McDonnell collected 40 NCAA men's titles between cross country (11) and track (29). Henry, who became head coach of the Texas A&M track and field program in the fall of 2004, became the first coach to lead a school to three consecutive men's and women's NCAA Outdoor Championships when the Aggies accomplished the feat during the 2009-2010-2011 seasons. In 2013, the A&M men claimed their fourth NCAA Outdoor Championship while the Aggie women garnered a fourth-place