Coach Crawford enters his 4th year coaching as an assistant coach at his alma mater. The NCAA Regional Coach of the Year is also the most accomplished jumper in Rutgers history. You do not want to miss being coached by him.

The Rutgers record holder in both the indoor and outdoor long jump, is also coming off an appearance at the 2020 U.S. Olympic Trials. In his bid to represent Team USA at the Tokyo Games, Crawford entered the competition with a top-10 mark in the world in the long jump. A four-time All-American, Crawford is Rutgers most prolific long jumper in school history. A Big Ten Medal of Honor recipient, he captured the Big Ten Championship in both the indoor and outdoor long jump during the 2015-16 season.

The New Jersey native returndeto Rutgers after training at the Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista from 2017-20. While training at the center, Crawford coached for three years at Cuyamaca Community College, working with all jumpers and sprinters. His responsibilities included creating track and weight room specific programs for the athletes, as well as aiding in recruiting. Most recently, Crawford served as a coach and social media specialist at the Spire institute in Geneva, Ohio.