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Gonzaga's Pat Tyson is named the Pac-12 men's cross country Coach of the Year

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If you follow the Zags beyond hoops, here's one to know. Pat Tyson was named the conference's Coach of the Year on Monday, after Gonzaga won the conference championship on Oct. 30 in the program's first season in the Pac-12.

5Gonzaga runners on the Men's All Pac-12 teams

Dylan Rowell also won Pac-12 Freshman of the Year.

Source: KXLY.com

Tyson will retire at the end of the 2026-27 track and field season. He earned conference coach of the year honors before, when Gonzaga was in the WCC.

“Our Zag athletes make it all happen and I just make sure they get there.”

Pat Tyson, Gonzaga head coach
  • Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Josh Augustine
  • NCAA West Regional: Friday morning in Sacramento, California
  • Tyson's college coach: Bill Dellinger

Tyson's run at Gonzaga, by the numbers

19th
and final season at Gonzaga
8
straight Top-10 West Region finishes
4th
time he has won conference coach of the year

Sources: KXLY.com, The Spokesman-Review

Sources: KXLY.com, The Spokesman-Review

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