Josh Wall serves as an assistant track & field coach, working specifically with the horizontal jumpers. He has coached the jumpers at Nebraska Wesleyan since the 2017 season. In his career, he has coached three NCAA All-American performances in the long jump.
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Last year, he guided Morgan Conner to the NCAA National Championship indoors in the long jump. Conner’s jump of 7.21m (23’8) was the 7th farthest jump indoors in school history. At the conference championship outdoor, freshman Dallen Booker became the runner-up in the triple jump.
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Wall, a former NWU track & field standout, was an NCAA III All-American for the Prairie Wolves competing from 2009-13. He ran on the 4x400 relay team that finished third at the 2009 NCAA Division III Indoor Track & Field Championships. During his career, Wall earned five All-Conference awards.Â
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A native of Grant, Neb., Wall received his bachelor’s degree in business administration and exercise science from Nebraska Wesleyan in 2013. He earned a master’s in Kinesiology and Sport Science from the University of South Dakota in 2015. In October of 2021, Josh married fellow Prairie Wolf track & field alum, Melanie Fehringer.
