Christine Kloiber is the Head Track & Field Coach at Regis College. Under her tenure, the women's squad has systemically rewritten the All-Time Regis Performance list and posted numerous record-setting performances including: 4x100, 4x200, and 4x400 relays; shot put, long jump, and 200- & 400-meter dashes. Meanwhile, though the men’s squad was only just added in 2009, by the 2010-11 season, her team had already produced a New England Division III and ECAC Division III qualifier. Passionate for the sport and committed to her athletes, Kloiber looks to individualize training as much as possible for each team member to achieve success in their athletic goals while also overseeing that each athlete is successfully adhering to their academic responsibilities.

Kloiber has earned her Level II USA Track & Field Certification in the Sprints/Hurdles/Relays, Jumps and Endurance event groups, and is also a Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) by the National Strength & Conditioning Association (NSCA). She is an active coordinator in track & field events where possible (including multiple U.S. Indoor National Championships and the 2004 Olympic Trials, where she was a member of the Competition Committee), and has also served on the Board of Governors as an Athletes' Representative for the governing track & field body of New England (USATF-NE). A long-time supporter of local track and field development opportunities, she has most recently helped bring the USATF-New England Outdoor Championships to Regis College in 2010 and 2011 in addition to the 2011 Outdoor Bay State Championships.  

Personal:
Ingrid joins Regis as the Pride's first Pole Vault Technique Coach, working exclusively with the group of vaulters the team is cultivating. Prior to coaching at Regis, Ingrid began her coaching career with the USA Track & Field sanctioned Patriot Pole Vault Club, as well as Shrewsbury High School. She herself was a pole vaulter, competing in both high school and later college for the University of Pennsylvania. She recently obtained her USA Track & Field Level I Coaching Certificate and is looking to continue her coaching education. Ingrid is also a National-level pole vault official.

Personal:
Brad Mish joined the Regis College track team as an assistant coach during the 2010 season. He had previously coached at Iowa Western Community College where the men's cross country team placed seventh in the nation at the 2009 NJCAA national meet.

College:
Mish attended the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester Massachusetts and competed in track and cross country all four years. For his junior and senior seasons, he was elected captain of the both the track and cross country teams. His athletic achievements while at Holy Cross included winning the New England Championship in the indoor 5000 meter run and setting the Holy Cross school record in the marathon