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Stevenson, Kyle
Kyle Stevenson
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Kyle Stevenson was added as an assistant for sprints at the University of Georgia in July 2025 after serving as Mississippi State’s Director of Track & Field Operations during the preceding year.
A former All-American, Southeastern Conference champion and graduate of the University of Tennessee, Stevenson brings a wealth of track and field knowledge as well as an awareness of the state to Athens. Prior to his time in Starkville, Stevenson served as Georgia State University’s head coach from 2020-24 and was an assistant with the program from 2017-20.
The Panthers made considerable strides during Stevenson’s time in Atlanta, including breaking more than 25 school records. Stevenson’s squad won a pair of Sun Belt Conference crowns and secured eight more top three individual performances at the league meet over a six-year period. In addition, his program had a perfect 1,000 APR score, had the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) highest cross country team GPA nationally in 2021 and boasted more than 100 academic honor roll awards.
Prior to coaching at Georgia State, Stevenson had successful stints at both Saint Martin’s University (2015-17) and East Tennessee State University (2014-15). While at Saint Martin’s in Washington state, Stevenson helped produce Great Northwest Athletic Conference (GNAC) indoor and outdoor record holders as the program piled up 17 school records in the sprints and jumps during his tenure. Thanks to having the 2016 NCAA Division II outdoor high jump champion as well as the 2017 indoor champion, Stevenson helped deliver the school its first national titles in history in any sport and produced a runner-up finish at the NCAA Division II 2016 indoor meet. Saint Martin’s won the 2016 and 2017 GNAC indoor championships while featuring the 2017 USTFCCCA Indoor Field Athlete of the Year.
Stevenson’s first collegiate position was with East Tennessee State where he helped the men and women take third at the 2014 Southern Conference (SoCon) Outdoor Championships. The Buccaneers, whose women were also third indoors in 2014, set indoor and outdoor conference records in the hurdles and had seven student-athletes named to the 2014 all-conference squad.
The first two coaching stops of Stevenson were at the high school level in Tennessee. Hardin Valley HS won the 2012 TSSAA girls state title under the direction of Stevenson and Austin East HS made its first state meet appearance in five years after his arrival. Stevenson also guided the 4x100-meter relay team to fourth place honors at the 2011 TSSAA meet at Austin East.
A Memphis, Tenn., native, Stevenson earned his bachelor’s degree in Sport Management and Business Administration (2010) at Tennessee before graduating with a Master’s degree in Sport Psych and Motor Behavior (2011). The former walk-on was a two-time All-American for the Volunteers who ran a leg on the 2007 SEC champion 4x100m relay team en route to Tennessee collecting the team title. Stevenson, who was a seven-time SEC scorer in four different events, finished his career with personal bests of 6.68 in the 60m, 10.29 in the 100m and 20.76 in the 200m while the fastest 4x100m relay he was a part of clocked a 38.88. While in Knoxville, Stevenson crossed paths with Smith Gilbert, who was a Tennessee assistant from 2003-07.
A former All-American, Southeastern Conference champion and graduate of the University of Tennessee, Stevenson brings a wealth of track and field knowledge as well as an awareness of the state to Athens. Prior to his time in Starkville, Stevenson served as Georgia State University’s head coach from 2020-24 and was an assistant with the program from 2017-20.
The Panthers made considerable strides during Stevenson’s time in Atlanta, including breaking more than 25 school records. Stevenson’s squad won a pair of Sun Belt Conference crowns and secured eight more top three individual performances at the league meet over a six-year period. In addition, his program had a perfect 1,000 APR score, had the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) highest cross country team GPA nationally in 2021 and boasted more than 100 academic honor roll awards.
Prior to coaching at Georgia State, Stevenson had successful stints at both Saint Martin’s University (2015-17) and East Tennessee State University (2014-15). While at Saint Martin’s in Washington state, Stevenson helped produce Great Northwest Athletic Conference (GNAC) indoor and outdoor record holders as the program piled up 17 school records in the sprints and jumps during his tenure. Thanks to having the 2016 NCAA Division II outdoor high jump champion as well as the 2017 indoor champion, Stevenson helped deliver the school its first national titles in history in any sport and produced a runner-up finish at the NCAA Division II 2016 indoor meet. Saint Martin’s won the 2016 and 2017 GNAC indoor championships while featuring the 2017 USTFCCCA Indoor Field Athlete of the Year.
Stevenson’s first collegiate position was with East Tennessee State where he helped the men and women take third at the 2014 Southern Conference (SoCon) Outdoor Championships. The Buccaneers, whose women were also third indoors in 2014, set indoor and outdoor conference records in the hurdles and had seven student-athletes named to the 2014 all-conference squad.
The first two coaching stops of Stevenson were at the high school level in Tennessee. Hardin Valley HS won the 2012 TSSAA girls state title under the direction of Stevenson and Austin East HS made its first state meet appearance in five years after his arrival. Stevenson also guided the 4x100-meter relay team to fourth place honors at the 2011 TSSAA meet at Austin East.
A Memphis, Tenn., native, Stevenson earned his bachelor’s degree in Sport Management and Business Administration (2010) at Tennessee before graduating with a Master’s degree in Sport Psych and Motor Behavior (2011). The former walk-on was a two-time All-American for the Volunteers who ran a leg on the 2007 SEC champion 4x100m relay team en route to Tennessee collecting the team title. Stevenson, who was a seven-time SEC scorer in four different events, finished his career with personal bests of 6.68 in the 60m, 10.29 in the 100m and 20.76 in the 200m while the fastest 4x100m relay he was a part of clocked a 38.88. While in Knoxville, Stevenson crossed paths with Smith Gilbert, who was a Tennessee assistant from 2003-07.
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