Nike Running Camp Windsor

• Created and founded of Border City Athletics Club (BCAC). Border City Athletics club is an athletics club tailored to enhance athletic performance and is a not-for-profit organization.

• Canadian National Coach (2022 World Athletics Championship, 2021 Olympics, 2019 World Athletics Championships, 2019 Pan American Senior Championships, 2018 NACAC Senior Championships, 2017 IAAF World Championships, 2015 Pan American Junior Championships, 2013 IAAF World Youth Championships, 2012 IAAF World Junior Championships

• ChPC – Charter Professional Coach, IAAF Academy (Level 5), NCCP Comp Dev Coach

Brandon McBride broke the 10-year-old Canadian record in the 800m in July 2018 when he ran 1:43.20 at a meet in Monaco. Less than a month later, he won gold at the NACAC Championships in Toronto. McBride had made his Olympic debut at Rio 2016 where he was a semifinalist in the 800m. The next year, he competed at his first World Athletics Championships, where he reached the 800m finals and finished eighth. Mississippi State University, McBride won the 2014 NCAA indoor and outdoor titles in the 800m. Ranked number one nationally, he ended the season undefeated. In 2015 McBride finished fourth indoors and sixth outdoors at the NCAA Championships. He was also a member of the Mississippi State 4x400m relay team that finished third. He finished his collegiate career coming in second place at the NCAA outdoor Championships. He was a nine-time All-American, and was named to the SEC Honor Roll all four years.

Melissa Bishop-Nriagu won 800m gold at the Pan American Games in Toronto, and she went to the World Athletics Championships where she broke the 14-year-old national record in the distance, becoming the first Canadian to go below one minute 58 seconds with her time of 1:57.52. After that spectacular semifinal, she went on to win the silver medal in the final.

Bishop-Nriagu made her Olympic debut at London 2012, the same year she first broke the two-minute mark in the 800m at the Prefontaine Classic. In her second Olympic Games at Rio 2016, Bishop-Nriagu lowered her own national record to 1:57.02 but finished a heartbreaking fourth in the 800m, matching Canada’s best ever Olympic result in the event. In 2017 she won her second straight national title in the 800m and her fourth overall before lowering the national record to 1:57.01 at the Diamond League meet in Monaco. At the World Athletics Championships, she ran under 1:58 to finish fifth. At Tokyo 2020, Bishop-Nriagu was unable to advance from the first round of the 800m but revealed afterwards that she had injured her hamstring just a week prior. While representing the University of Windsor Lancers, Bishop-Nriagu won multiple gold medals in the 600m and 1000m at the CIS Championships.