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Brayce Forsha - (573) 592-4205
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Brayce Forsha became the William Woods University Men and Women’s Cross Country Coach in the summer of 2008. Forsha is the second Cross Country coach at William Woods. The program was founded in 2004. He will also run the men and women’s indoor and outdoor track team.
The 2008 men and women's cross country team won the American Midwest Conference Championships. Forsha was named the 2008 AMC men and women's cross country coach of the year. Brent Almand, Phil Guidry, Cheryl Held and Kristi Palmer qualified for the 2008 NAIA Cross Country Championships under Coach Forsha's tutelage. Jessica Bollinger, Held and Palmer also qualified for the 2009 NAIA Indoor Track and Field Championships. Held finished 7th in the 5000 meter run. The 2009 track and field season with Guidry and Palmer qualifying for the 2009 NAIA Outdoor Track and Field Championships.
Forsha came to William Woods from Lewis University in Romeoville, Illinois. He served as a Graduate Assistant Cross Country and Track coach in 2007 and 2008 at the NCAA Division II institution. At Lewis, he coached three NCAA Division II All-Americans, one Distance Medley Relay All-American team, and six Great Lakes Valley Conference Champions. He received his Master’s degree in Organizational Leadership from Lewis in 2008.
Prior to coaching at Lewis University, Forsha trained and ran in track meets for Team XO, a post-collegiate track club, in Eugene, Oregon. He trained under former University of Oregon Head Coach Bill Dellinger and Olympic marathoner Ron Tabb.
In 2001-02, Forsha served as a volunteer track and field coach at the University of Central Missouri. Forsha is a 2002 graduate of UCM. He received his Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science. Forsha was a six-time conference champion for the Mules. He was also a two-time All-American in the 1500 meter and indoor mile.
Coach Forsha lives in Columbia, Missouri, with his wife Emily, and their two children.
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Craig DiGiovanni - (573) 592-4205
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Craig DiGiovanni begins his second season as an assistant men and women’s cross country and track and field coach at William Woods University. He works primarily with the track team; working with sprints and jumps.
DiGiovanni earned his bachelor’s degree in economics from St. Lawrence University in 2008. At St. Lawrence, he earned various Liberty League and NYSCTC Conference honors for both indoor and outdoor track.
DiGiovanni is pursuing his master’s degree in business administration at William Woods.
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Geoff Grambo - (573) 592-4205
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Geoff Grambo begins his second season as an assistant men and women’s cross country and track and field coach at William Woods University. He works primarily with the track team; working with throwers and jumpers.
Prior to William Woods, Grambo earned his bachelor’s degree in history from St. Lawrence University located in upstate New York. As a member of the St. Lawrence Track and Field Team, Grambo earned various Liberty League and NYS Track Conference honors. He was also a Division III All-American in the shot put.
Grambo is pursuing his master’s degree in business administration at William Woods.
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 Danny Schwab - (573) 592-4205
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Danny Schwab begins his second season as an assistant men and women's cross country and track and field coach at William Woods University. He works primarily with the track team; working with hurdlers, sprinters and jumpers.
Schwab earned his bachelor's degree in business finance and banking at the University of Missouri in 2008. Prior to attending William Woods, Schwab competed at Columbia Hickman High School. He was an All-District recipient his last two seasons. While in college, Schwab was an assistant coach at his former High School for the 2007 and 2008 season.
Schwab is pursuing his master's degree in business administration at William Woods.
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 Daniel Gale - (573) 592-4205
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Daniel Gale begins his first season as an assistant men and women's cross country and track and field coach at William Woods University.
Gale earned his bachelor's degree in secondary physical education from William Woods in 2008. At WWU, he was a four-time All-AMC cross country, and two-time All-AMC track selection. Gale qualified for three NAIA Track National Championships.
Gale is pursuing his master's degree in athletics administration and activities at William Woods.
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