Todd came to us from New York where he was a high school gymnast in New York City. He attended Odessa College where he competed on a National Championship team and later as a member of the Springfield College gymnastics team, placing second at NCAA Nationals. He taught Anatomy and Physiology at Permian High School for 23 years. As the gymnastics coach there, Todd led his Permian Gymnastics team to five state championships and placed second at the State Meet five times. His teams have captured sixteen Regional Championships including eight consecutive titles (1993-2000). He has coached twenty-four individual State Champions, 175 State Finalists, and 9 NCAA All-Americans.
At the national level, Todd has coached teams that won four National Championships and set two national scoring records. His Permian teams have ranked in the Top Ten nationally for twenty years in a row. He has coached twenty-two members and three alternates for Texas teams attending the National Championships.
Todd isn’t lacking in awards either. He was twice awarded the High School National Coach of the Year. He was selected four times as the Texas Coach of the Year and received Regional Coach of the Year sixteen times. Todd was named the Permian High School Master Teacher of the Year in 2004 and was honored and awarded the “Triple C Award” in 2005, the highest award for High School coaches in the State of Texas.
Todd is currently the Executive Athletic Director for Ector County ISD. He has served as President of the National and State High School Gymnastics Coaches Associations. He served as an Officer in the Texas Association H... Click here to read full article
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