2015 WIAA TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS: Marcy Thurwachter's Last State Meet
Friday, June 5 and Saturday, June 6, 2015: Veterans Memorial Field @ UW-La Crosse. Results D1 D2 D3 WC
Bill Richards the throws coach from Homestead High School who is the Wisconsin Track Coaches Association president presents Marcy Thurwachter assistant director on the WIAA executive staff with flowers and a WISTCA proclamation on Saturday at the WIAA State Meet. Thurwachter will retire June 30.
Marcy Thurwachter and WIAA staff
Above: Jason McMahon and Marcy Thurwachter. Jason helps WISTCA with the PR side of track and field.
All photographs unless otherwise noted by Dave Figi ~ Wisconsin Track Online
Executive board and committee members of WISTCA honor Mary Thurwachter at the State Meet
MARCY THURWACHTER
Thank You from the WISTCA
The Wisconsin Track Coaches Association wants to take this time to recognize and thank Marcy for everything she has done behind the scenes during her tenure to support and promote the sport of track & field in Wisconsin.
Marcy has served thousands of coaches and athletes to help all of us become the best we were capable of becoming. Her experience, tireless efforts, and wisdom have always been a cornerstone upon which we could all count on no matter what the circumstance.
Through her leadership, the State of Wisconsin has been recognized throughout the country as being one of the best environments for the development of kids through track & field.
The Wisconsin High School Track Coaches and Athletes owe you our most sincerest gratitude for all you have done for so many.
We wish you the best of everything as you start to enjoy your retirement.
Above L-R : Long time Fennimore coach Vince Lease [now retired], Craig Shepard, and Marcy Thurwachter. Craig Shepard is now retired from coaching track and field after 34 years at Gilman High School but keeps busy compiling the Boys Honor Roll and working as the Awards Chairman and Historian for WISTCA.
Fans, athletes, and coaches thank Marcy for giving track and field participants a first class experience