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Communication

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While we will still be posting information here on the website, we will be integrating a new way of communicating with the team this year, through the messenger app, Spond. This messenger app allows for two-way communication between the coaching staff and families. Parents will receive a duplicate of all communications their athletes receive - we hope this new tool more quickly enables us to communicate any changes we encounter due to weather, busing, or other issues.

Coaching Staff

Dylan Fehrman - Head Coach

Coach Fehrman enters the 2026 season as the new Head Coach after previously serving as an assistant for the past 11 years at East. Previously, he coached for a combined 5 years at Green Mountain High School (Lakewood, CO) and Durham School of the Arts (Durham, NC). He is honored to take over from Coach Kohuth, and excited to continue to build on his legacy of building teams that are fun, supportive, and passionate about running. Coach Fehrman also works at East High School in the Social Studies Department, where he teaches four different courses: dylan_fehrman@dpsk12.net

Dave Scudamore - Assistant Coach

Coach Scudamore returns the Angels where he has served as an assistant coach since 2014. Coach Scudamore brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to the staff as a former professional runner and US National Marathon Champion, following his All-American collegiate performance at Stanford University. This level of expertise will be reflected in his race recaps throughout the season. Coach Scudamore works as a hospitalist at Colorado Children’s Hospital in order to support his hobby and true passion, coaching runners. ddscudamore@gmail.com

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Shanelle Robinson - Assistant Coach

Coach Robinson joined the staff at East during the spring semester of the 2025-2026 school, serving as the Career Connections Coordinator, while also serving as Assistant Track Coach and Head JV Coach. Previously, she served as Head Cross Country Coach at Eaglecrest High School, with coaching stops at Rangeview HS and her alma mater Hinkley HS as well. These followed her own standout collegiate career in XC and Track in the Skyline Athletic Conference. She holds a degree in Sports & Exercise Science from the University of Northern Colorado. We’re so excited to add her expertise and energy to our staff for the 2026 season! shanelle_robinson@dpsk12.net

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Steve Kohuth - Assistant Coach

Coach Kohuth stepped down as Head Coach following the 2025 season, after 23 years at the helm, but he stills loves it too much to completely walk away. After building this program from not enough kids to produce a scoring squad in the early years to a team that regularly reaches one hundred or more athletes a year, he wasn’t ready to be truly say goodbye so he will be back part-time in 2026. Coach Kohuth will serve as a volunteer coach this year, so that he can run the occasional practice, lead visualizations, attend meets, and drive athletes to Kansas. We’re so excited to have Coach Kohuth back because of all that he means to the team and our identity. skohuth@dpsk12.net

Reed Young - Assistant Coach

Coach Reed joined the staff at East for the 2025-2026 school year, serving as a Social Studies teacher. Previously, he worked at Denver Green School, where he had experience coaching soccer. He is excited to join the Cross Country staff after leveling up his own running over the past few years - including the 2026 Denver Colfax Marathon. He will serve as a part-time assistant helping out the team 2 days a week this fall, and is excited to bring his positive energy and encouragement to working with our runners! reed_young@dpsk12.net

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Sharon Pendleton - Assistant Coach

Coach Pendleton joined the staff at East during the 2023-2024 school year, serving as an English teacher. Previously, she coached cross country at her former school, but has spent the first few years at East focusing on her own running. Excited to get back into coaching, she will join the Cross Country staff as a part-time assistant helping out the team this fall, and is excited to bring her experience and support to working with our runners! spendle@dpsk12.net

Harrison Scudamore - Assistant Coach

Those familiar with East Cross Country will recognize the name. Coach Scudamore (#2) has a figurative and literal successful track record with East HS. The top athlete on each of his final three years as a student athlete 2015-2018, he still ranks as the fourth fastest boy in East HS XC history, and now returns to coach his old team alongside his dad. After graduating from East, he attended Columbia University where he ran Track and Cross Country. He also coaches the Colorado Coyotes club team, so he will be splitting duties and helping us out 2-3 days a week during the season. We are so excited to have him back coaching with us for the 2026 season.

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Alison Hunt - Assistant Coach

Coach Hunt is excited to consistently get back to coaching distance again for the 2026 season. Previously, she served as Head Cross Country Coach at Eaglecrest High School where she coached for four years. She came over to East as a math teacher in 2023, and began serving as a volunteer coach helping the XC team during the 2025 season. Over the past few years she has focused on her own racing career. At the Mesa Marathon on February 14, 2026, she secured a huge PR and broke the 3 hour mark! With that behind her, she is ready to focus on helping kids run fast too! alison_hunt@dpsk12.net

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Our Alumni


Freshmen Mary Clare Nussbaum (23:39) and Julieta Ochoa (23:59) caught up with junior Grace Todd (23:12) at the DIII Pre-Nationals on October 3, 2026. Junior Corbin Hobert (25:38) also competed on a beautiful day in Minnesota.

Our alumni catching up with each other…


Corbin Hobert, Class of 2021, runs for DIII St. Olaf College, after transferring in 2026 from San Diego St. University. The transfer seems to be a great reset to his career as he has already established a new career 8k PR of 25:38 to finish 82nd in the DIII Pre-Nationals.

Quinn Higgins, Class of 2023, runs for DIII Lewis & Clark. His career PB for 8k of 24:39 was set at the Linfield Invitational 2025. He followed by an 8th place finish at the Northwest Conference Championships. In 2026 he set back to back weeks of Conference Athlete of the Week results with impressive results, like 18:04 for 5th place in a 6k race at the Ash Creek Invitational.

Grace Todd, Class of 2024, runs for Washington University. She has mostly ran for the second team for the excellent Bears team that finished first in its region, 7th at DIII Nationals in 2025). She posted a new PR of 23:12 to finish 12th in the Maize Division at the DIII Pre-Nationals in 2026.

Sophia Shiroff, Class of 2024, runs for DIII Allegheny College, with a career PR 24:55 for 6k. She started her 2026 season off with a solid race at the Doug Watt’s Invitational, finishing 36th in 21:27 in the 5k race.

Rosie Mucharsky, Class of 2025, runs for DI Notre Dame University. In her redshirt freshman year she ran three races unattached, including a win at the Winrow Valparaiso Invitational 5K in 16:39. In track she set PRs with indoor races of 2:06 (#5 ND all-time) a 4:43 (#6 ND all-time) for the mile. In outdoor track she finished 2nd team All-ACC in the steeplechase. To start her 2026 cross country campaign, she ran 16:44 in the Joe Piane Invitational to help her team to a 2nd place finish.

Jonas Scudamore, Class of 2025, runs for DI Colorado State University. In 2025 he took 9th place at the Road Runner Invitational then ran his personal best 24:46 for 8K at the Joe Piane Invitational at Notre Dame. To start his 2026 campaign, he ran 16:53 in the Wyoming Invitational with the Rams claiming the team title.

Julieta Ochoa, class of 2026, runs for DIII Claremont-Mudd-Scripps. She has had an amazing start to her young career, running 21:48 for 6k at the UC Riverside Invitational.

Mary Clare Nussbaum, class of 2026, runs for DIII St. Olaf College. She opened her season with a 19:58 5k at the Ole 5k Opener and has followed that up nicely by running 23:39 for 6k at the DIII Pre-Nationals.

Scout Chomas, class of 2026 runs for DIII Middlebury College. In her debut at 6k, she ran 24:06 for 6k in her debut at the Aldrich Invitational to finish 34th.

Henry Bennett, class of 2026, runs for DIII St. Olaf College. He is yet to make his debut in 2026.

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