One Of Iowa’s Most-Decorated Track Coaches Retires
May 25, 2010 /
John Sletten, 77, has retired from coaching track and field after winning nine state titles in 41 seasons as a coach in Iowa (Ames High). His career started in Minnesota in 1958, meaning he had 53 seasons of coaching to his credit upon his retirement. Read about his story and all the changes in track and field at the link below.
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