Glenville State University Athletics

Isaiah Myers has overseen the Glenville State Strength & Conditioning unit since March of 2022. He enters his second year as the Assistant Athletic Director as well.
 
Myers oversees the department’s weight room and speed room facilities. His role also entails the athletic development of the institutions' 19 athletic programs. 

While at Glenville State, Myers has trained All-Americans Jamair Diaz (football), Savannah Duckworth (acro & tumbling), Gavin Quiocho (wrestling), Jared Campbell (wrestling), Gaetano DeLeonardis (wrestling), Nick Johnson (wrestling), Colton Drousias (wrestling), Gabe Onorato (wrestling) and Kyle Homet (wrestling) while producing a plethora of All-Conference and Conference Player of the Year selections through all Pioneer sports.
 
Myers previously spent time with the University of North Carolina-Pembroke as the strength and conditioning assistant. He also spent time with McNeese football during their spring ball in March of 2021. Before UNC Pembroke and McNeese, Myers spent a season in the University of Cincinnati Strength and Conditioning Sports Performance department after graduation. While with the Bearcats, Myers trained 10 NFL Draft picks from 2020-21 during Cincinnati's historic run with Luke Fickell. Myers was a member of the staff that won the American Conference Championship and played in the Peach Bowl.

Prior to his stop at Cincinnati, he worked with the Mississippi State football program in the summer of 2019, where he trained multiple NFL Draft picks and two-time Super Bowl champion, Willie Gay Jr.
 
Myers was a graduate of a fellow Mountain East Conference member at West Liberty University. During his time at West Liberty, Myers had a successful wrestling career for the Hilltoppers.  
 
"Through commitment, hard work, and dedication I will lead these athletes to becoming Champions, the Pioneer Way.” 
 
"We are very excited to have Coach Myers in our department," Athletic Director Jesse Skiles said. "He has already made a difference for our programs, and we are very excited for what the future holds for Coach Myers and our programs."