Nadine Faustin-Parker

Biography

Women’s Associate Head Coach and Men’s Assistant Coach Nadine Faustin-Parker is set to enter her 13th year with the Bearcats, first joining the program in 2013. As a member of the University of Cincinnati track & field coaching staff, she will continue her work with the sprints, hurdles and relays group. A three-time Olympian for the Republic of Haiti in the 100m hurdles, Faustin-Parker has continued to see her athletes find great success under her guidance, including a banner 2016 outdoor campaign that went a long way to helping the women’s team capture the programs first American Athletic Conference Outdoor Track & Field title with championship crowns also collected during the 2017 outdoor, 2018 indoor and 2023 indoor seasons. // QUICK HITS ON COACH FAUSTIN-PARKER Kya Epps, in her first season after transferring from Division II Walsh, set school indoor records in the 60 and 200m. Camden Beatty and Macaela Walker each set men's and women's school records in the 400 hurdles, with Walker achieving All-America status as well. Helped lead Davenae Fagan to a breakout freshman season. Fagan earned All-Big 12 honors in the 400m and 4x400 relay for 2024 and qualified for the 2024 NCAA First Round. As a sophomore, she qualified for the NCAA Outdoor Championships and captured the indoor and outdoor 400m school records. Coached Steven McElroy to a gold medal, claiming gold for Team USA as the leadoff leg of the men's 4x400-meter relay at the World Athletics U20 Championships Cali22, a