BREAKING NEWS
RIP Stanley Redwine, Respected U.S. Athletics Head Coach, Dies at 64
May 16, 2025 — The U.S. track and field community is mourning the sudden passing of Stanley Redwine, head coach of the U.S. Men’s National Track & Field Team and longtime leader at the University of Kansas. He was 64 years old. His death was confirmed just minutes ago by sources close to USA Track & Field.
Redwine, a former elite middle-distance runner and five-time All-American at the University of Arkansas, had become one of the most influential figures in American athletics. He had served as head coach at Kansas since 2000, and in 2024, he led Team USA’s men’s squad at the Paris Olympics.
Known for his mentorship, integrity, and deep knowledge of the sport, Redwine helped shape generations of elite athletes both on the collegiate and international stages. His recent appointment to lead the U.S. team was a testament to his standing in the sport.
Tributes are already pouring in from fellow coaches, athletes, and institutions around the world. Many remember him not just for his coaching achievements but for the warmth, wisdom, and dignity he brought to every role.
Details surrounding the cause of death have not been released at this time. An official statement from USA Track & Field is expected shortly.
This is a developing story.
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