Erick Camodeca, the leader of York's men's and women's cross country and indoor and outdoor track & field programs, brings an energy and competitive fire to the six Spartan programs which he oversees. Camodeca, who has been at the helm of the men’s track & field squad for the previous five campaigns, became the school’s seventh full-time head coach during the summer of 2010. He is entering his sixth season at the helm of the track & field programs and third as the head coach of the cross country programs.

During his five seasons leading the men’s side, Camodeca has guided the Green and White to 25 All-Capital Athletic Conference performances including eight titles – four of which were captured during the 2011 spring campaign.

The Spartans capture three individual championships in 2010 as they earned their third Capital Athletic Conference team championship. Camodeca was chosen by his peers as the league's Coach-of-the-Year, the Spartans' first such selection since former head coach Rich Achtzehn garnered the accolade in both the 1991 and 1992 seasons.

With his three previous seasons of experience, in which he not only served as the men's track head coach but also an assistant with the cross country program, Camodeca's transition into his newly expanded role as head coach of the cross country program in 2010 proved a smooth one. In 2011, he guided the Spartans to their first-ever Capital Athletic Conference men's cross country championship. He also oversaw the Spartans' first conference champion in women's cross country as Mandy Parshall nabbed the accolade in the fall of 2010.

Camodeca helped Tim Hartung win the Capital Athletic Conference championship in 2011 while Hartung also advanced to the NCAA Division III National Championship race, a first in the men's cross country program. Steven Childress was named the CAC Runner of the Year while Aaron Robertson was named the CAC Rookie of the Year.

A 2006 graduate of Goucher College, Camodeca later served his alma mater as an assistant to both the cross-country and track teams. Additionally, Camodeca has also received Level 1 Certification as appropriated by the United States Track and Field Association.

Camodeca's collegiate career was littered with success. He was part of the recording-setting 400m relay team, until a new school-best was established by the 400m relay team under his tutelage in 2007. Camodeca earned first-team All-CAC honors in 2004 for his efforts in the 400m Relay. He also scored in eight of 13 total events at the Capital Athletic Conference championship during his career.

Camodeca and his fiance, Lindsay Fitzpatrick, reside in Baltimore, Md.

Updated 7/30/2012

Stephen LoBianco starts his third season as assistant coach of the York College cross country team as well as the distance coach for the track program. LoBianco brings a wealth of experience to the Spartan squad.

LoBianco's inaugural season with the Spartan cross country squad proved a tremendous one as he saw Mandy Parshall capture York's first-ever individual conference championship in women's cross country. Additionally, he helped the Green and White to a pair of quality third-place team finishes at the annual Capital Athletic Conference Cross Country Championships.

During year two, LoBianco helped mentor Tim Hartung, Steven Childress, and Aaron Robertson as they went 1-2-3 at the CAC Championships as the Spartans earned their first ever cross country championship. He also helped guide Hartung to an appearance in the NCAA Division III Championships.

As an undergrad at Shippensburg University, he was a four-year varsity athlete in cross country and track & field. He was captain of the Red Raider cross country team as well as the distance squad in track. During his time at Shippensburg, he also competed with his team at nationals.

LoBianco is a 2007 graduate of Shippensburg University with a BS in Business Administration.  

After college he continues to run and train for local road races and track meets. He competes for the Bauer Shoes running team and recently completed his first marathon in 2:35.05.

Prior to his coming to York, LoBianco served as an assistant coach with track & field at Northeastern High School, where he concentrated on pole-vault and distance running.

Updated: 7/30/2012

Dave Freimuth joins the York College coaching staff for the 2011 campaign and he will be primarily responsible for the Spartan hurdlers. Owning both experience and knowledge, Freimuth will look to bring focus and technical guidance to York's core of hurdlers.

A graduate of Garden Spot High School in nearby Lancaster County, he went on to attend the University of Delaware where, in addition to hurdling, he set the school record for the decathlon - a record that still holds after more than 20 years.

Brian McAuliffe begins his fifth season on York's track & field staff as he is primarily responsible for the Spartan pole-vaulters. McAuliffe has experienced excellent success as a track & field mentor, as he has coached ten high school state champions and over 60 state medal winners. McAuliffe has led the Spartans to two CAC pole vault titles and a second-place finish during his time with the Green and White and will look to continue that success this season.

Matt Balsavage returns to the York College men's track & field program for his second season serving primarily as the Spartans' throwing coach. Prior to his arrival at York, Balsavage was a high school varsity head track & field coach from 2001-2008 and has received Level 1 Certification from the USATF. Balsavage was a four-year letter winner in both football and track & field as an undergraduate at Division I St. Francis.

Brandon Fugett begins his first season as an assistant coach for the York College track and field team. Fugett brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to the program and will be working with the Spartan throwers.

Fugett is currently the head personal trainer at Baltimore Fitness in Owings Mills, Md. Previously, Fugett was the assistant Track and Field Coach, as well as the Strength and Conditioning coach at Salisbury University. His other experience includes being the head throws coach at Owings Mills Track and Field Club.

Fugett graduated with his bachelor’s degree in exercise science from Salisbury University in 2009. While at Salisbury, Fugett was a two-time NCAA Division III Shot Put Champion. He was awarded the Midwest Athlete of the Year 2008-10 Indoor and Outdoor Events. Fugett also was named an Academic All-American in 2010, was a four-time All-American in shot put and a Capital Athletic Conference Champion four years in a row. Fugett also received his master’s degree in applied health physiology from Salisbury in 2011.

Updated 4/8/2013

Leander Toney enters into his first season as an assistant coach with the York College track and field team.

Toney’s experience will greatly benefit the Spartan program. He will be working primarily with the jumpers.

Toney began as a collegiate athlete at Shippensburg University for the 2007-08 season. He was the 2008 USTFCCCCA East Region Outdoor Field Athlete of the Year. Toney holds the current outdoor school record for high jump at Shippensburg with a height of 2.18 meters. In the spring of 2009, Toney transferred to IUP. While at IUP, Toney was an NCAA Outdoor and Indoor Division II Track and Field All-American. He was also the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Outdoor High Jump Champion for three seasons. Toney currently holds the outdoor high jump record at IUP as well, which stands at 2.18 meters. Toney headed out to the University of Central Missouri for graduate school and his final year of eligibility. At Central Missouri, he was the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association outdoor and indoor high jump champion.

Updated 4/8/2013