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Snohomish County's Top Coaches   Print This Article  Email This Page  Subscribe Now! facebook digg reddit del.icio.us fark stumble

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Tom Campbell
 
 
 
Published: Saturday, July 4, 2009

9. Tom Campbell, Edmonds/Edmonds- Woodway XC

Sport: Cross country

Local connection: Edmonds-Woodway High, coach

Best known as: State-champion cross country coach

Era: 1960s through 1990s

Coaching bio

In running circles, Campbell has few peers. He is one of the most respected cross country coaches this state has ever had and has had unparalleled success as head coach of the high school that has been known as Edmonds and Edmonds-Woodway. With Campbell running the show, the school won 11 state championship titles -- six boys and five girls -- and also finished among the top four in the state eight other times. He was named the state's cross country coach of the year in 1983. Campbell has also been well-respected off the track, having created the Washington State Cross Country Coaches Association and served as president for 12 years. In 2004, Campbell was inducted into the WIAA Hall of Fame, in an impressive class that also included John Stockton, Ron Santo and Jack Thompson.


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Click names below to read about other top coaches

12. Mike Price, college football
20. Keith Gilbertson Sr., Snohomish High (various sports)
15. Jim Lambright, UW football
19. Merrilie Howard, Everett High (various sports)
1. Terry Ennis, Cascade/Archbishop Murphy football
2. Marv Harshman, college basketball
14. Dan Parker, Snohomish XC
5. Brent Barnes, Lake Stevens wrestling
25. Snohomish High School's current staff
24. Joe Strain, Everett Giants manager
13. Karen Blair, Meadowdale basketball
17. Harold Pyatte, Everett Merchants baseball
3. Dennis Erickson, college/NFL football
11. Jim Ennis, Everett/Cascade football and basketball
23. Duane Lewis/Ernie Goshorn, Lynnwood track & XC

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